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good try, but there is a naturally big mistake, as a human again, from 24.52 onwards, when you cut a side , shown in blue, from one side, the other side is no longer the same side, there is a tiny square , blue that overlapped at left bottom is taken twice in calulation.

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Such clear explanation, thank you so much Sir.

best explanation on this topic. thank you sir

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Sir 1 unit is what you take

Very nicely explained sir. Students can easily understand the meaning of factorisation by watching this video. Thank you sir 🙏🙏

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Area of two rectangle which we need to remove , we should not find by this way....this is wrong....

Sir, Thank You very much, for solving my doubts, through this wonderful video.

Sir, Please have the mercy to answer my question. My question is that this geometrical view can be an easy visual proof to prove that √2 is rational(though we already know it is NOT), so what is wrong with it that it just gives the approximated value?

Sir, You are GOLD!!

it would be better if u gave pdf as well.otherwise very good explanation

Thanks ...great explanation

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Sir, at 10:29, you put root 2 as 1.4121... instead of 1.41421.... which produced the answer as 3.99.... If we put 1.41421.... we'd get ans as 3.0000....

Because the only divisor common to both n and (n+1) is 1, the sequence of prime numbers is unlimited. For example, pick any number greater than 1, say 15: 15+1= 16 (15×16)+1 = 241 (15×16×241)+1 = 57841... etc... 15, 16, 241, 57841 are the first four terms in an endless sequence. Each term has at least one prime number as a divisor but no two terms share the same prime divisor. This means the sequence of prime numbers is unlimited. We have a clever ancient Greek called Euclid to thank for this line of reasoning.

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Sir how we get 1/12?

Thank you so much sir for this amazing session😊

Isn't just quicker to say that the list of prime numbers is endless because not only must the lowest divisor greater than 1 of p!+1 be a prime number but it must be greater than p?

Thankyou sir for your kind gesture and amazing research ❤❤

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sir really appreciate your efforts and well explained . Please continue teaching like this and I highly appreciate that besides teaching you're also imparting the way we should respect our mathematicians

Well explained

Hatsoff to you sir,bangalore is proud to have such a knowledgeable person ,thank you and your parents for giving this place on earth,I love mathematics sir ,thank you for sharing on youtube channel 🎉

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Pi is about 3.142 and not 3.02.....

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sir please haath jod ke vinati hai padhana band kar dijiye bhot bekar padhate ho🙏🙏. time waste kar diya

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wow. 2022+800 = 2822 yrs back !

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