This has become my favourite ASMR channel. As a physics and maths student, this absolutely soothes me greatly. Feels like the sweetest lullaby! 📚 Thank you! 💓 Have you consider making one about L'Hôspital, Bolzano-Weierstrass or Cauchy's sequence? I'll write an email with further suggestions!
isnt a binomial just an expression with exactly 2 TERMS, not necessarily variables? for example, x + 3x is a binomial, but it only has 1 variable. EDIT: x + 3*
Don't know if you still want to know the answer but, as far as I'm corcerned, your definition of binomial is correct. The example you gave though could be simplified to 4x so it'd count as a monomial. An example of a binomial of the same variable could be 2x+2x². Hope it helped :)
This has become my favourite ASMR channel. As a physics and maths student, this absolutely soothes me greatly. Feels like the sweetest lullaby! 📚 Thank you! 💓 Have you consider making one about L'Hôspital, Bolzano-Weierstrass or Cauchy's sequence? I'll write an email with further suggestions!
I think they’d be great ideas! Will keep them in mind 😃
As someone who is a soon to be math major, I love this content. It makes me feel productive all while getting decent sleep. Thanks Dido!
Awesome! Best of luck in your studies 🎓
daaaaamn two math videos at once??? today is my day
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Do not worry if these videos arent reaching out to alot.. but its helping me and many people relax off these maths problems.. keep going dido !!!
omg i remember this from discrete math😭aha
my revision before my further maths gcse tomorrow ❤
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Also love the vids keep it up
Please get a paper like protector we will enjoy it more 😢😢
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Not even a please, not even an exchange I don't think so bud.
excellent video
Can you make probability problems.
Hello there Dido
isnt a binomial just an expression with exactly 2 TERMS, not necessarily variables? for example, x + 3x is a binomial, but it only has 1 variable.
EDIT: x + 3*
Don't know if you still want to know the answer but, as far as I'm corcerned, your definition of binomial is correct. The example you gave though could be simplified to 4x so it'd count as a monomial. An example of a binomial of the same variable could be 2x+2x².
Hope it helped :)
@@lingling40 ye youre right, i typed it incorrectly lol, i didnt notice, thanks
Ok now you just lost me🤨🤨