De Moivre’s Theorem - powers of complex numbers

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[@shakirpathman7404]

Bro spent half of the video telling us that it is not our level :/

[@Nandezaron]

the constant reminders of "you should already know this" adds like 4 minutes on its own lol

[@ch-ur6rx]

Was he wrong though….

[@meyerwertsky9716]

Yap session

[@Yoyo-uc1og]

Mans talking about Uni and college level math my guy this is a part of my year 12 course

[@yourlocal7129]

bro i did this in eighth grade… i’m back here cuz i’m trying to teach my sister lolll

[@abojess1932]

We study it in our preparatory stages in Iraq, and it is an easy subject

[@talktokevin8417]

calculus isn’t college

[@mnarbashyr8366]

@@abojess1932preparatory school? Its in the sixth grade of high school 💀

[@unexpectediteminbaggingare8074]

@@mnarbashyr8366all pre school

[@manassehkoech]

This made me proud,,it really help me to tackle any question on complex

[@zhraisjoy]

Thank you for the information

[@janihietalahti8667]

I am very confused as, to why you spoke like that topic going to be "impossible" and extreme level of math. I don't want to say that as "an insult" or any tone of "to brag about", but for me, that had simple concept even though I just graduated from upper secondary school in Finland's education system.
I have never studied complex numbers before, but today I became curious about their possibilities. That's my first calculated complex equation, and I had the ability to solve it myself after I heard that z=a+ib -> polar-form concept (of course I checked a little tutorial, how converse happens, I still understand it and had the ability to convert brackets z to polar-form).
I appreciate your equation and video, I am just confused because I didn't think there was so large gap between different countries's education levels.

[@byzidlatifi]

There is not, i do not know why he described the math this way...

[@user-kp5td6vk7c]

This is actually my college topic trying to understand it the text book didn't explain well nice video Sir

[@nirmithapremnath2137]

Thank you for drawing a smiley face with mowhawk art the end

[@idirisuyaya2190]

Woaw that's great sir

[@Animalkingdom.x]

Great video

[@majestic7768]

Thank you.

[@andrewsowusuansahagyemang6732]

Please how did you get the 150 degrees

[@sphamandlamunyai9018]

The angle he got was negative 30 then he added 180 degrees which then gave us 150 degrees

[@1234larry1]

you take the arctan of b/a of in rectangular system of a+bi. In this problem, this gives you 30 degrees, but the angle is actually in the second quadrant, so 30 degrees is only a reference angle. the angle is -30 degrees from the left side of the x axis, to its 180-30, which is 150.

[@idirisuyaya2190]

Now we need sequence and series

[@alzahraaali2413]

You made me happy when you put A+ and ⭐️ for me:(

[@sydneynyirongo5243]

thank you

[@deblobvis264]

Why do you use degrees instead of radiants.

[@anasmikael5753]

you can use both , depends on the quests, if me myself i would rather use radiants

[@user-ic7zj7eh7r]

Thank you 😊

[@JamesKanyesigye]

Thanks

[@sphamandlamunyai9018]

Can someone please explain to me how he got the 12 degrees angle, I literally forgot this. Just a quick explanation. Thank you

[@Kentake05]

no

[@youtonene6466]

LOL@@Kentake05

[@idirisuyaya2190]

This help me in my class exams

[@sahelaria993]

Thanks a lot it was helpful

[@EtaverhoBeauty]

Pls how did you got 150°

[@majestic7768]

Second quadrant

[@user-uv4ot2zb8w]

why are you using degrees

[@adebayooyinkansola8414]

Oga oo, yapa yapa yapa. Baba solve wetin you wan solve

[@user-xr5sc5tr4u]

Way too many commercials. Whoa.

[@JamesKanyesigye]

But the degree is causing 😮😮😮

[@benlu705]

bro just get to it already

[@sanidhyajain5150]

if you cut the reminders, this video would be much shorter.

[@bwalyashula7912]

Spending more time talking about how hard it is

[@englishforya]

🙏💕

[@user-kc9ej1oh3l]

😊

[@JoyA-lg6jh]

Less talking more solving. Bro's talking too much. Just go straight to the point

[@kentrell7702]

On point ✅… he’s really talking too much

[@khethukuthulamlungisi7405]

🤣🤣🤣 ay this is a 5min video but it turned into an 18min video

[@brysonemery9232]

Yap sesh

[@ovengutoti6846]

I believe that, that 150 angle is wrong.

[@1234larry1]

150 degrees is correct. When you put b/a in the calculator and take arctan, you get 30 degrees, but this is only a reference angle from the x axis. If you plot the original a+bi term in the complex plane with "a" on the x axis and "b" on the imaginary (or y) axis, it lands in the second quadrant. This means 30 degrees is taken from the nearest x axis. The true angle taken from 0 degrees is 180-30 or 150 degrees.

[@Fatimahfatoo-bj9dn]

❤❤

[@user-uf1hn6im2m]

11 mins in , and still discussing how hard this level is, i don't know, i would suggest you to skip and jump into it , people learn from others while they are solving.

[@yazannajjar1007]

get to the point ffs u spent 4 minutes just talking

[@qaisjoker8306]

that's what am sayin

[@caseyhorne4584]

"Dee Morves Theorem"

[@chrisdaveu]

y not just explain instead of telling we should already know this lmfao

[@majestic7768]

He explained it nicely.

[@Cheesusss]

Brother get to tha point

[@nhletelonatalya-yp6ys]

Yhoo u talk shem ,why not get in business once

[@Trshbowt-gj6si]

You are south african !?😭

[@tadiemike7555]

Taking more time telling stories 😢sucks

[@hadytarabay2329]

most annoying teacher on the internet

[@Teamert]

Bro can you stop yapping?

[@BrrMunkey]

Way too much babble...