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3:17 haha why the f is there an a+h on the denominator !

I do not have a single idea how I came across this question and consequently your video but thanks for satisfying my ADHD brain

Started uni not too long ago and I have a feeling like this guy is going to become my best friend for the upcoming future.

Ah I'm pleased to have found a name for this. I'd worked out a similar method, but considering it as sliding windows on the number line rather than wheels. Window starts at the last found prime as is of primorial width.

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A PDF file of a Simple 210 wheel factoring in 'c' 1drv.ms/b/c/7e66c720fe37c073/EXPAN_4gx2YggH6JgAAAAAABEHJyYGSkkmvv7S8cunxwog?e=on56nQ

We all were primerbros one time or another

Who tf rounds 3.5 down to 1 instead of 3?

Primes are the best🤔🤗🤗🤗🤗 1:42

Wow, I learned a lot from this. I think I’m going to go back to my old syllabus and teach it again instead of teaching off the cuff to be cool. I think I learned a lot about what students appreciate from a teacher. I’m about to start my new class on Monday and this was incredibly helpful.

This is a great video. Einstein is credited with a quote that sums up why I like Strang's teaching style: “Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler” Strang is good at striking this balance. Also, I think it's widely believed that getting other's excited about a subject means introducing it to them in a way that they see as beautiful. I think Strang actually goes in a better direction - he genuinely sees it as beautiful and he wants to share how he sees it. Just my two cents!

here is a secret from a prime bro to a prime bro..for something to be something or not to be something there need to be a choice or a distinction ,2 is a prime only because it had no other choice!!! but to be a prime...also they left out part of prime definition...number is a prime when its only divisible by 1 and itself AND when there is atleast 1 other natural number inbetween 1 and itself,2 comes immediately after 1 and it didnt have enough time to choose!! :)))))

I did some work on primes, and I wonder if all the composite numbers this method produces are numbers this list would have in brackets beside each sequence, when I finished. docs.google.com/document/d/1wG5NYoONai_-HVLTSkDHyRXq5VYSZ7jGfWVtwkmqY7I/edit?usp=sharing

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Doesn't this proves that there are actually infinite primes and there are also infinite twin/cousin primes(prime pair with diff 2)?

Can you use Prime DNA using sets? It could be a good idea to tell if they're alike.

One ring to rule them all.😅 that was amazing and remind me again to do lotr marathon 😂😂. So see you soon 😂

Why doesn’t this video have over a million views???? It’s so good???? And finally scratched that itch in the back of my mind

Hm... thought No.1 was 5

are you Italian?

make more videos

i cant stop to watch but i need to work

This is a third your video that i watch today

i saw many many videos about math , but at the 5 sec of video i got that it's that video that i need

Today i'll watch all your vidoes

sorry, after my previous comment you told about algorithm)

where did you find this algorithm?

oh my gosh, you're cool

Fun topic, but horrible explanation starting from 4:58 up to 7:16; the most important part…

I don't see the challenge videos linked anywhere, are they these? th-cam.com/video/j_go7JURuQo/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/qZDgVqbEYSQ/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/aXfK1uqRPe0/w-d-xo.html

Very nice

Solution code on GitHub: github.com/aaronlearns/some3-curriculum-answers

LOL

It would be much easier to understand if you put past info from the video in the current explanation.

7:40 ans: 49 time: 3 seconds

lol, nice, great video

My dear boy, your fascination for the primes and your good intention to explore them in this video are praiseworthy...but sorry to say, your presentation is too technical and hard to comprehend. You'd do well to use more of graphics and animations along with a somewhat slower paced narration, to make your math videos more appealing to lay audience like me (who are also intrigued by these weird creatures called prime numbers!😂). God bless🙌

There are no negative whole numbers so saying the study of POSITIVE whole numbers was unneeded

great video <3

You sound like Sheldon Cooper

Navier Stokes kinda too applied and if you aren't into rocket engines or meteorology it's highly probably outside your interests. And overall the problem introduced by the equations aren't simple. Try introduce navier stokes eqs to the 5th grade school student and you will be stuck with explaining what the hell is the derivatives, what it smoothness etc. And the collatz is pretty simple - do X if odd and Y if even, proof if it reduced to a cycle. And the more understandable the problem the easier to assert intellectual dominance. With Navier Stokes for average folk it would be the same as chicken song.

The abundance of composites is 70.6%.

My fave is 7109. It's also prime in BAZY notation as SEVENONEZERONINE, although that is a much larger prime number. 0719 is related since in BAZY it's ZEROSEVENONENINE which is prime but not without the ZERO. BANANA is another fun BAZY prime. So is LOVE and FAMILY.

I FUCKING LOVE VENN DIAGRAMS (prime numbers)

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totalement inutile, cela revient juste à dire qu'on invente toutes les suites ax+b, avec une suite par nombre premier, et de regarder tout ce qui n'a pas a été pris par le passage de toutes les suites

Thoughts on the movie?

Yes, Aaron, you should definitely do more stuff.... And don't forget to breathe.

Compound eye is single eye

4:05: steve irwin section