When you learn more from a 30 minute video than you learn from online classes for the entire semester. I've already passed calculus 2 but I always enjoy watching BPRP nonetheless. This guy makes math fun 👌👌
If there is a math teacher like bprp in every college in the world, this world will definitely become a better place to live in and learn something meaningful and also learn it the easy way. BPRP makes math fun and easy to comprehend.
I clicked this video to see how a poke ball can help me learn power series and ended up watching whole video because of brilliant explaination 🤣 thankyou 😄
Dude where were you when I was in my FY of engineering 😭. I really wished that this video was available back then. But it's never too late to learn it in better way.
Thanks to you and your videos on infinite series and complex numbers I now understand how to implement DFT and FFT in computers. BPRP, you're up there with 3B1B as one of the greatest math teachers ever
attitude is everything - thanks for your good attitude and epic personality, it makes the learnign actually happen and actually happen in an enjoyable maner :) you add a lot of value to my education
You know what's weird? Periodic functions and the power series. Like, consider the power series for sin(x). The sine of 0 has the same value as the sine of 2 pi, but the terms in the power series are WAYYYY different. sin(0) just involves terms that all equal zero, but sin(2 pi) has got terms that go as high as 81.6 and as low as -76.7, yet somehow they all cancel out and you end up with zero anyway. It's freaky.
More generally, it's actually about the property of basis. Power series is just a specific case of change of basis. Another case would be the Fourier series/transform which yields consequently, the same useful property of being able to just add the coefficients.
My man talking about fractions that I understand, then immediately skips to matrices! XD. I'm just joking but thanks for the video! You inspired me to start my own channel and I love all of your content!
Hi 👋 I love love your videos. I have question tho and I kept seem to get an explanation. What does it mean for us to center a series at a particular value. Like what is the significance of the center of a series
If |x| is not less than 1 then it gives many illogical answers. For example put x=2 in our best friend and you will get 1+2+2^2+2^3+....= -1 which doesn't make any sense. And at 23:26 according to Ramanujan 1-1+1-1+1-1+...= 1/2 1-2+3-4+5-6+...= 1/4 and 1+2+3+4+5+6+...= -1/12 I know that it doesn't make much sense but that's true according to Ramanujan.
About the Summation of all Natural numbers. The answer is indeed infinity. -1/12 is just a "better" and somewhat "logical" answer. Consider a dirt full of random answers for the Summation of Natural numbers, and -1/12 is a Golden nugget in it. It's like that
I'm studying math on my own. I'm stumped by this power series: \sum_{n}\left(- \sqrt{n} + \sqrt{n + 1} ight) \left(x - 3 ight)^{n} I'm trying to apply the Ratio Test for convergence, but can't figure out how to reduce the limit involving radicals. Help!
I like your vedios. Did you ever compute the sum of all integers represented as an imaginary number? Or the sum of all the imaginary numbers without the Real component?
Hey I just got finished with a grade 9 unit on optimal surface area and volume, I made 2 formulas and plotted them on Desmos and found that for each value (a), they always intersect at (x= a^3 x pi) and (y= a^3 x pi). Here are the formulas I made, and if it helps they’re for minimum surface area for a given volume and maximum volume for a given surface area. Minimum surface area: a x pi(x/pi)^(2/3), Maximum volume: pi(x/a x pi)^(3/2). I would give photos but I can’t put any in the TH-cam comment section😂. It just popped out of no where when I was reviewing some of the past formulas I made. It would be great to see why this happens!
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When you learn more from a 30 minute video than you learn from online classes for the entire semester.
I've already passed calculus 2 but I always enjoy watching BPRP nonetheless. This guy makes math fun 👌👌
Thank you! : )
Always be excited seeing a 30 min bprp documentary-like video. I'mma grab some popcorn now.
What? 11 years ago?????
@@aashsyed1277 what's the problem? I'm his patron more than a decade ago. That's why
@@omniyambot9876 ok thanks your name includes 11 years ago
Same!!!
@@tzonic8655 I liked your comment
You are such a blessing, my calc 2 final is in two days and you explained this sooo much better than my prof!
I wish that TH-cam would allow us to like something more than once, there is always so much wisdom in his videos.
If there is a math teacher like bprp in every college in the world, this world will definitely become a better place to live in and learn something meaningful and also learn it the easy way. BPRP makes math fun and easy to comprehend.
I have my Calc 2 exam tomorrow and power series have been driving me crazy, this video is literally a blessing 😭
I clicked this video to see how a poke ball can help me learn power series and ended up watching whole video because of brilliant explaination 🤣 thankyou 😄
Infinitely many thanks for all your content !!! after watching lots of videos, I can say this is the BEST explanation I've found !!!
this is the MOST in depth explanation I’ve found!
Dude where were you when I was in my FY of engineering 😭. I really wished that this video was available back then. But it's never too late to learn it in better way.
Thanks to you and your videos on infinite series and complex numbers I now understand how to implement DFT and FFT in computers. BPRP, you're up there with 3B1B as one of the greatest math teachers ever
Thanks!
Thank you, too! : )
Bprp. That is the best introduction to power series that I have ever heard! Great job!
Thank you!
"definitely we love polynomials because we can differentiate them, integrate them"
me who was skipping all calculus classes whole semester: 😰😰😰
i can see that shin chan hanging there.....so cute and the best teacher for calculus :)
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The golden giraffe there too.
@@beastgamer4932 yes 🤣
A 30 minute video! I'm pleased
I am too!
You watch bprp! I saw you from Sybermayh videos.
@@beastgamer4932 yeah im his moderator and i got my own channel if you didnt know
I would be happy to see you using Laurent series as well
such a good channel. I love that you do things oldschool!
This is Gandalf in his purest form. That beard is my savior.
attitude is everything - thanks for your good attitude and epic personality, it makes the learnign actually happen and actually happen in an enjoyable maner :) you add a lot of value to my education
You are such a good teacher bprp, cheers!
Your method is engaging also entertaining
Ahh sir you are awesome, thanks for mentioning about the radius of convergence, which I haven't come across in my text book
14:40 was a game changer
Great motivating introduction = Great teaching skills. Thanks.
bros the best teacher on youtube
"I know, please do not turn off the video" 😂😂😂relax, we trust you😂😂❤
You know what's weird? Periodic functions and the power series. Like, consider the power series for sin(x). The sine of 0 has the same value as the sine of 2 pi, but the terms in the power series are WAYYYY different. sin(0) just involves terms that all equal zero, but sin(2 pi) has got terms that go as high as 81.6 and as low as -76.7, yet somehow they all cancel out and you end up with zero anyway. It's freaky.
More generally, it's actually about the property of basis. Power series is just a specific case of change of basis. Another case would be the Fourier series/transform which yields consequently, the same useful property of being able to just add the coefficients.
wow! such a great explanation
Beautiful, absolutely beautiful Maclaurin.
Thank you for the fraction to decimal analogy. I understand P.S better now
YOU ARE A SAVIOUR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This video is very interesting... coz i am a small family member of the topics you chose this time
i love this man . Thank you !
Interesting I am learning this as calculus 4.
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My man talking about fractions that I understand, then immediately skips to matrices! XD. I'm just joking but thanks for the video! You inspired me to start my own channel and I love all of your content!
This is on another level thank you so much sir you explained it in a very amazing way ❤
Needed you when I took Cal2! Still give me nightmares 😖😖😖
i should say ..."mind-blowing teaching skills"
Enjoyment diverges to infinity 🤝
Hi 👋 I love love your videos. I have question tho and I kept seem to get an explanation.
What does it mean for us to center a series at a particular value.
Like what is the significance of the center of a series
Thank you so much sir
Wow. Amazing. Thank you so much!
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You are doing great at maths, helps a lot. But, Why do you have Beard?
What operation did you perform at 5:00 to arrive to the new forms of e to the x and 1 over 1 - x?
Thank you professor
oh nah blackpenredpen linear algebra jumpscare!!!!! bro is switching genres!!!! lmao awesome video
Thank you for this video!
Could you please do a video about the derivation of the cubic formula?
It's so tempting to put x=-1 on best friend and get 1/2. It doesn't converge to 1/2, because the series is alternating without convergence?
i appreciate u so much...keep it up on
Great video!
Wonderful...inspiring
很用心
Ah yes the only part of calc 2 that I actually found quite difficult
Sqrt(2) + π = 41/9 :)
\approx
You cannot get a rational expression for pi
If |x| is not less than 1 then it gives many illogical answers. For example put x=2 in our best friend and you will get 1+2+2^2+2^3+....= -1 which doesn't make any sense. And at 23:26 according to Ramanujan 1-1+1-1+1-1+...= 1/2
1-2+3-4+5-6+...= 1/4 and
1+2+3+4+5+6+...= -1/12
I know that it doesn't make much sense but that's true according to Ramanujan.
About the Summation of all Natural numbers. The answer is indeed infinity. -1/12 is just a "better" and somewhat "logical" answer.
Consider a dirt full of random answers for the Summation of Natural numbers, and -1/12 is a Golden nugget in it. It's like that
Yo big fan.
Hey *bprp fast/versatile/explorer* do you have some time for my request as I asked earlier. Even my birthday is near. Please think about it and reply.
Everyone watching this: learning
Me: So how exactly is he doing that with the markers??? Magic!!! So cool!!!
I'm studying math on my own. I'm stumped by this power series:
\sum_{n}\left(- \sqrt{n} + \sqrt{n + 1}
ight) \left(x - 3
ight)^{n}
I'm trying to apply the Ratio Test for convergence, but can't figure out how to reduce the limit involving radicals.
Help!
For better explanation of Taylor series you can see video of 3 blue 1 brown.
I like your vedios. Did you ever compute the sum of all integers represented as an imaginary number? Or the sum of all the imaginary numbers without the Real component?
very interesting
Steve: Right?
Kevin: WRONG!
1+1 is 2 :0 5:40
13:47 watch the "form" change into "Form" magically
I almost fell over when you said why don't we teach matrices to 8 years olds😹😹😹
Why not? I never learned matrices since COVID cut my algebra class short 🤣
Maths topics shouldn't be tied to age. Anyone can learn anything at any age, as long as they've covered the pre-reqisites
How can I integrate 1/(x^3+2x+2) dx?
integration by partial fractions
you went from young boy to sensei in just 2 years...
excellent
Addition of rational numbers is different than multiplication and a little bit more difficult
2:08 Funniest part of the video
My teacher,which country do you live in?
Can you solve this $ 3x(1+2x^2)^1/2 dx
Solve the JEE ADVANCE mathematics portion
16:03 this guy😂
Please prove that parallel lines converge at infinity
xD
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They don't converge
@@jagrit9718 yea now I know ...that time I was too young to understand.🙃
Please solve x^x=2x
Hey I just got finished with a grade 9 unit on optimal surface area and volume, I made 2 formulas and plotted them on Desmos and found that for each value (a), they always intersect at (x= a^3 x pi) and (y= a^3 x pi). Here are the formulas I made, and if it helps they’re for minimum surface area for a given volume and maximum volume for a given surface area. Minimum surface area: a x pi(x/pi)^(2/3), Maximum volume: pi(x/a x pi)^(3/2). I would give photos but I can’t put any in the TH-cam comment section😂. It just popped out of no where when I was reviewing some of the past formulas I made. It would be great to see why this happens!
when you have a best friend, you have to know how to use him ... It sounds so bad !! 🤣🤣
Genius
16:16 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
🖤✨️
73rd
9:57 what are you saying and drawing XD lmfaoXDXD
Please integrate :-
ln(ln(ln(lnx)))
I’m trying to do my Spanish homework… STAHP.
Is it possible sinθ > 1？or sinθ < -1 ？
吃叉雞囉！！
In complex world, yes it’s possible that |sin|>1
Sensei
RIP to those who think sqrt(2) + pi is 4.5555555555.......
老師好
I want to translate these videos in Arabic, please❤️❤️
Just learn English
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Did ya know that your fan stats in India are constantly growing rapidly? It is to a large extent.
Comparable to that growth is the growth of an online learning platform in India for undergraduate school students named PhysicsWallah
Since in yr vdos u are not covering much of Indian curriculum, u arent noticing but if you do so , u can notice the rise in yr Indian fan stats.
Moreover , if you join PhysicsWallah as an online mathematics mentor , u will be in a symbiosis bcoz the students will love your teaching and u may as well fall in love with math in the Indian curriculum. You are earnestly requested to join PhysicsWallah.
PS: I couldn't join PhysicsWallah as an online student due to some reasons but I watch their content they upload on TH-cam .
#bprpjoinPW #bprpfeelIndia #welovebprp #WEAREMATHNERDS
#WELOVEMATHS
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