6 months ago, even though i had a relatively good knowledge of math, after following you Mr. Whitt i am 200% more confident now than back then. You are genuinely a one-of-a-kind individual. Thank you so much young man!!!
This is the best examples I have seen on TH-cam. I really do like it. Many people always upload easy examples, I don't even think that seriously helps...
Happy New Year Mr. Whitt! These videos have been a huge help to me this year and this one couldn't have been more perfectly timed:) Thank you very much for helping me come to love a subject that I never thought I would. Cheers!
I did #2 the long way and got the solution set of ( 8, 2 ). { xy^3=2^6, and x/y=2^2} solving first for y, then subbing that in to get X Your way was much nicer.
7:18 Have you ever made a video regarding using elimination over, like multiplication? Like this: x * y^3 = 2^6 x / y = 2^2 BTW, this system is the same as the logarithmic system!
There are many ways to solve equations. I arrived at 4log(base3)of y-2log(base3) of y, resulting in 2log(base3)of y =2 divided by 2 gave log3 of y =1. Y =3. Not pretty but got there. Therefore X=3^4 or 81
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6 months ago, even though i had a relatively good knowledge of math, after following you Mr. Whitt i am 200% more confident now than back then.
You are genuinely a one-of-a-kind individual.
Thank you so much young man!!!
This is the best examples I have seen on TH-cam. I really do like it. Many people always upload easy examples, I don't even think that seriously helps...
Thanks 4 the feedback Meng! I’m happy 2 hear the video was helpful 2 you!
15:00 Thanks for telling the real value!!
10 great problems tonight. Thank you so much❤
17:27 I enjoy rewriting the equation more than once!!
I am having a lot of fun on ALL of the problems!!
Amazing video for real thanks from brasil
[e^x] +/- e = a 1 y = e^x -/+ e^x a 1 = 0 - 1 ax = g.
x=0 y=cos(5x) [0,5 0 0] 0 = y , x = 0 ax y-x g = 0.
x=0 y=cos(5x) [0,5 0 0] 0 = y , x = 0 ax y-x g = 0. This is correct 👌 Sir 😊, I have imposter syndrome and am like Uncle Birdie
Thank you so much! This video just saved me when having difficulty with a frustrating problem on homework. Keep up the amazing work!
You got it Mara! Thanks 4 the support!
Thanks! Class will have this lesson tomorrow. what a jump start.
+Barbara Brooks Exactly Barbara! Way 2 stay ahead of the class! :-)
How great you are Prof. Whitt. I have found your videos on fort bend tutoring, Mathematics. Greetings from Bali. Thanks
Greetings and thanks 4 the kind words! I am grateful! :-)
You are awesome professor Whitt!!
Thanks 4 your support Anthony!
thank you mr whitt for everything and happy new year we need multiplying matrices mr whitt love ya
Happy New Year Hamoudi! LOL I already have it on my list! I'll try 2 get it done as soon as possible!
thank you 4 taking your time and replying
Happy New Year Mr. Whitt! These videos have been a huge help to me this year and this one couldn't have been more perfectly timed:) Thank you very much for helping me come to love a subject that I never thought I would. Cheers!
Cheers Erin! Have a Happy New Year!
HAPPY NEW YEAR FORT BENT TUTORING!
Thank you for teaching us math babies all the way!
Our pleasure Andre! Have a wonderful New Year!
I did #2 the long way and got the solution set of ( 8, 2 ). { xy^3=2^6, and x/y=2^2} solving first for y, then subbing that in to get X
Your way was much nicer.
7:18 Have you ever made a video regarding using elimination over, like multiplication? Like this:
x * y^3 = 2^6
x / y = 2^2
BTW, this system is the same as the logarithmic system!
No, I don’t have a video covering problems such as these. Thanks 4 sharing!
12:35 I think it is SO cute!! 😄
happy new year FBT AND MR. WHITT
Happy New Year Kidron!
Thanks from a homeschooling father.
Happy 2 help George!
9:04 Why is that 2 ugly? It's fine, and it looks good to me!
There’s always room 4 improvement Aakash!
@@FortBendTutoring I am proud of ALL the 2s you write! 😁
There are many ways to solve equations.
I arrived at 4log(base3)of y-2log(base3) of y, resulting in 2log(base3)of y =2 divided by 2 gave log3 of y =1. Y =3.
Not pretty but got there. Therefore X=3^4 or 81
professor whitt!
+Oshay Duke Jackson lol I see you Oshay!
I am about to do the video now!
+Oshay Duke Jackson Awesome! Have fun with it brother!
Thank you thank you!!!
You’re welcome! You’re welcome Linda! (My mom’s name btw!)
what is he writing on?
An Apple iPad Air.
In(x^3 - x^n-/+1 = gx^0 = x^2 +/- 1x = y x^3 lna x.
I stayed to problem No 7!
I appreciate the love Miles! Good luck 2 you!
But mr whitt, was the real value doe?
+Tyrone Lannister lol Exactly Tyrone!
p ax g= f^0x [e5-1] abc y = write replies to comment to: 80^0 a,0 a+/- 1 = 1
p ax g= f^0x [e5-1] abc y = write replies to comment to: 80^0 a,0 a+/- 1 = 1 : 🔐 up Math, Calculus AP Stare 😀 at Hw 101 😅
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x=0 y=cos(5x) [0,5 0 0] 0 = y , x = 0 ax y-x g = 0.