This has been a long time coming, I just want to say thank you for all the work you do. I'm no longer taking courses that are covered by your videos, I graduate with a Computer Science/Engineering B.S. in December. I've been using your videos since 2018, and I can't imagine how I would've got through all my Math, Physics, etc without them. I've also shared your website with plenty of students that found you to be a life saver. When I am out in my career and get my money up, I'll definitely find the time to donate so I can repay you for all your effort. Thanks again, hopefully this gets to you.
First of all, congratulations on achieving your degree! And thank you for your very nice and heart felt comment. We appreciate hearing from students who benefitted from our videos.
thank you sir !! for taking out time for JEE practice , your beautiful handwriting and neat presentation shows how much hardwork you did , really needed this series ...
Thank you for posting all these physics videos... most are too advanced for me, but I know if I want to be an engineer I will eventually need to learn all of this. I love your dog, by the way.
Hello Sir, I am really really appreciate your hard work, patience and perseverance, time on making these kind such high quality, educational, all round videos on the internet for FREE. Nonetheless, i just want to say thanks to YOU SIR AND your tons of well-explained videos, i was successfully admitted to one of the University in Hong Kong. During the pandemic, your videos are exceptionally helpful and it is important for all of us (students). Maybe i am not your student (face to face), but you are truly becoming one of my teachers. Your student were around the world (me), glory to you sir. You earned it and your effort was perfectly demonstrated!!!! p.s. i would like to send an email to you originally. since i cant find it, then i post it here. Hope you can see it, Thank you!
First of all CONGRATULATIONS for your admission to the university! And thank you for sharing. It is because comments like yours that we keep making these videos. We are glad we are able to help out students around the world. My e-mail: mvanbiezen@elcamino.edu
As the jee main is over for this year so sir I request you to take some good problems for jee advanced . Btw sir your astronomy playlist was very helpful it helped me clear ioqa earlier this year:-)
Again, thank you for all you do. I am a 50 year old veterinary technician who wants to switch career and work in the field of Astronomy by becoming an engineer. My kids are grown and I can now spend time on my passion. Do you have any advice for someone in my situation? Math is particularly hard for me... I am scheduled to re-take pre-calculus in the Spring of 22, I have tried to take it before but circumstances did not allow me to spend all the time that I needed studying.
I think it is great that you want to pursue your passion. The best way to go about it is to take it one step at a time, and yes, mathematics is the foundation to a lot of fields and careers. If I say so myself, we have an excellent set of algebra and pre-calculus videos and if you have the time, I would go through them first. Take notes and try some of the problems yourself after you learn (or re-learn) how to do them. Don't be discouraged. We all forget many things when we don't use them, but the good news is that it comes back fast. Have fun with it. Let me know how you are doing or if you have more questions.
@@MichelvanBiezen I appreciate your response, yes my plan is to develop study habits before class starts, and yes I have been watching your pre-calculusand algebra videos.
Sir can you please start a series of Lagrangian and Hamiltoniun Mechanics from fundamentals to its application in celestial dynamics? Respect from India 🙂🎉🎉🎉
We already have some Lagrangian and Hamiltonian mechanics. ua-cam.com/video/4uJaKJASKnY/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/R_N_2Q4v9jA/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/54-jPJFEgLA/v-deo.html (we still need to add more)
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This has been a long time coming, I just want to say thank you for all the work you do. I'm no longer taking courses that are covered by your videos, I graduate with a Computer Science/Engineering B.S. in December. I've been using your videos since 2018, and I can't imagine how I would've got through all my Math, Physics, etc without them. I've also shared your website with plenty of students that found you to be a life saver. When I am out in my career and get my money up, I'll definitely find the time to donate so I can repay you for all your effort. Thanks again, hopefully this gets to you.
First of all, congratulations on achieving your degree! And thank you for your very nice and heart felt comment. We appreciate hearing from students who benefitted from our videos.
thank you sir !!
for taking out time for JEE practice ,
your beautiful handwriting and neat presentation shows how much hardwork you did ,
really needed this series ...
Thank you for posting all these physics videos... most are too advanced for me, but I know if I want to be an engineer I will eventually need to learn all of this. I love your dog, by the way.
Hello Sir,
I am really really appreciate your hard work, patience and perseverance, time on making these kind such high quality, educational, all round videos on the internet for FREE. Nonetheless, i just want to say thanks to YOU SIR AND your tons of well-explained videos, i was successfully admitted to one of the University in Hong Kong. During the pandemic, your videos are exceptionally helpful and it is important for all of us (students). Maybe i am not your student (face to face), but you are truly becoming one of my teachers. Your student were around the world (me), glory to you sir. You earned it and your effort was perfectly demonstrated!!!!
p.s. i would like to send an email to you originally. since i cant find it, then i post it here. Hope you can see it, Thank you!
First of all CONGRATULATIONS for your admission to the university! And thank you for sharing. It is because comments like yours that we keep making these videos. We are glad we are able to help out students around the world. My e-mail: mvanbiezen@elcamino.edu
The fact checks before solving the problem are actually notes to be taken.❤️
Thanks ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you Teacher 👍
You are very welcome
As the jee main is over for this year so sir I request you to take some good problems for jee advanced .
Btw sir your astronomy playlist was very helpful it helped me clear ioqa earlier this year:-)
Yes, we'll be posting more videos for both JEE MAIN and JEE ADVANCED during the month's to come.
Thanks
Welcome
What a wonderful solution !
Thanks dear sir.
Sir how may i get a solution of one question that i couldn't solve for the last four months.
We do try to answer questions when time permits. You can ask via these comments.
Again, thank you for all you do. I am a 50 year old veterinary technician who wants to switch career and work in the field of Astronomy by becoming an engineer. My kids are grown and I can now spend time on my passion. Do you have any advice for someone in my situation? Math is particularly hard for me... I am scheduled to re-take pre-calculus in the Spring of 22, I have tried to take it before but circumstances did not allow me to spend all the time that I needed studying.
I think it is great that you want to pursue your passion. The best way to go about it is to take it one step at a time, and yes, mathematics is the foundation to a lot of fields and careers. If I say so myself, we have an excellent set of algebra and pre-calculus videos and if you have the time, I would go through them first. Take notes and try some of the problems yourself after you learn (or re-learn) how to do them. Don't be discouraged. We all forget many things when we don't use them, but the good news is that it comes back fast. Have fun with it. Let me know how you are doing or if you have more questions.
@@MichelvanBiezen I appreciate your response, yes my plan is to develop study habits before class starts, and yes I have been watching your pre-calculusand algebra videos.
Sir can you please start a series of Lagrangian and Hamiltoniun Mechanics from fundamentals to its application in celestial dynamics? Respect from India 🙂🎉🎉🎉
Ok
Check out advanced mechanics playlist
We already have some Lagrangian and Hamiltonian mechanics. ua-cam.com/video/4uJaKJASKnY/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/R_N_2Q4v9jA/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/54-jPJFEgLA/v-deo.html (we still need to add more)
@@MichelvanBiezen Thank you sir ... I love those lectures....waiting till more 🙂
OPTIONS ARE RIDICULOUS.. WHY IS g IN OPTIONS XD
yes, you only need to realise that the only changing force is spring, meaning that is the only one need to be factored in w.
Hi! Great job solveball this questions!👏👏👏 Have a account on instagram? Need follow you.