Catalan numbers are not in Catalan | DDC #2

[@mathemaniac]

Sorry that I haven't uploaded in a while - I am a bit busy right now. Catalan numbers is a topic that means something to me, which I will explain at the end of the video series. Please subscribe with notifications on, and like and share this video as far as possible!

[@angel-ig]

Incredibly explained! I think your channel is heavily underrated... Hope to see it growing up!

[@mathemaniac]

Thanks so much for the compliment!

[@comuniunecuosho-campulbudi7611]

the most underrated channel is New Calculus of  John Gabriel

[@gabrielmartins7642]

I have come to enjoy this channel more and more (:
Keep it up .

[@mathemaniac]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@gdemrakul2824]

very good explanation!

[@JojiThomas7431]

Good video

[@TheTedder]

I am surprised that you used B for the amount Deposited and D for the amount Borrowed and not the other way around xD

[@jneal4154]

At least according to Wikipedia, Walther von Dyck's last name is pronounced [di:k].

[@anilkumarsharma8901]

Make a function🤣 over all theory😂😂😂

[@aashsyed1277]

Sorry that I haven't uploaded in a while - I am a bit busy right now. Catalan numbers is a topic that means something to me, which I will explain at the end of the video series. Please subscribe with notifications on, and like and share this video as far as possible!This video explores one derivation of the Catalan number formula, using the deposits and loan in bank problem earlier. Although Catalan is a language, here, Catalan numbers mean a specific class of numbers in combinatorics named after a French-Belgian mathematician Catalan.