I am a 70 year old retired engineer. Haven’t done any high level algebra, trig, or calculus for awhile. So I like to watch your videos to clear out all the old cobwebs in the brain, and to keep my brain sharp. Keep up the great work. One of my favorite integrals from calculus is: dCabin/Cabin = ln(Cabin)
To be honest is this a joke? I learned all this stuff in middle school/1st year of high school. I was expecting more 'advanced' stuff like logarithms, imaginary/complex numbers, Euler's identity, or some hard exponential equations. Tbh the equation in the thumbnail looked tricky at first glance but sad to not see it in the video. I already took 2 years of AP calculus in high school and finished multivariate calculus my first semester in college. I thought this stuff should be easy for any high school student let alone college student. If you're not coming out of high school and haven't touched any of this stuff for years I definitely understand though, just me personally though I wont forget my exponent rules until the day I die. Maybe I watch too much of the SyberMath, BriTheMathGuy, and 3Blue1Brown youtube channels though... By the way I'm not dissing on anybody for not knowing this stuff. I'm really just making a point because I'm so annoyed about the dumbing down of American math... you guys should see what kind of math Chinese middle school students do.
Speaking of dumb the goal of this video is stated clearly above. Preparation for a particular standardized test. That's it. Nice paragraph bending over backwards bragging how awesome you are at math though maybe it will compensate for those other glaring insecurities
I am a 70 year old retired engineer. Haven’t done any high level algebra, trig, or calculus for awhile. So I like to watch your videos to clear out all the old cobwebs in the brain, and to keep my brain sharp. Keep up the great work. One of my favorite integrals from calculus is: dCabin/Cabin = ln(Cabin)
Got a 299 and 280 today, just wanted to say thanks for the refresh material!
Congrats! Was that your score on the AAF?
@@sinful411 yes I think 299 was the aritmetic and 280 was AAF, I've also passed calc I since I posted this comment. Thanks!
thank you
a ^n / a^ m = a n-m ||| he incorrectly mixed up n and m and confused the audience.
I don’t think your statement is correct.
To be honest is this a joke? I learned all this stuff in middle school/1st year of high school. I was expecting more 'advanced' stuff like logarithms, imaginary/complex numbers, Euler's identity, or some hard exponential equations. Tbh the equation in the thumbnail looked tricky at first glance but sad to not see it in the video. I already took 2 years of AP calculus in high school and finished multivariate calculus my first semester in college. I thought this stuff should be easy for any high school student let alone college student. If you're not coming out of high school and haven't touched any of this stuff for years I definitely understand though, just me personally though I wont forget my exponent rules until the day I die. Maybe I watch too much of the SyberMath, BriTheMathGuy, and 3Blue1Brown youtube channels though... By the way I'm not dissing on anybody for not knowing this stuff. I'm really just making a point because I'm so annoyed about the dumbing down of American math... you guys should see what kind of math Chinese middle school students do.
RIGHT
Speaking of dumb the goal of this video is stated clearly above. Preparation for a particular standardized test. That's it. Nice paragraph bending over backwards bragging how awesome you are at math though maybe it will compensate for those other glaring insecurities
tf this is wrong the right answer is 1/(x^6)y