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Good day. I sent Ukrainian subtitles, but for some reason they have not been published yet. Look, please. Maybe some button is not pressed? Thank you in advance.
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This is the first-source I bring up, when others in my life ask me to clarify mathematics, portrayed in a lucid flowing stream of consciousness better than I could have ever imagined on my own, prior to finding it. Although perhaps this comprehensive algebra lesson could better be conveyed if its content was segmented into several focused topics with their own youtube entry key, also. The benefit of building from one concept to the next in discrete, complete steps of knowledge is shadowed by its daunting length. The natural breaks already included the video indicate that at some point segmenting the lessons was considered. I would suggest the following titles that serve as placeholders for what challenges specifically a learner should expect to be confident in their capacity to perform correctly, in response to: 00:00: Systems of Equations 14:58: Isolating the Variable 25:00: Solving with Balanced Equalities Links, listed sequentially: th-cam.com/video/MJYsXGbxueY/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/MJYsXGbxueY/w-d-xo.html&t=14m58s th-cam.com/video/MJYsXGbxueY/w-d-xo.html&t=25m00s Regardless, it's perfectly fine as is. It's just that in my experience tutoring mathematics, I've frequently found it's just too much to take in all at once, despite the way each process transforms fluidly into the next.
@@ladymercy5275 you are absolute right. I like this one to play as an intro summary, or as a summing up at the end of a section, but individual videos would get much more use from me.
That´s what all brats say. But what about if you try to learn only from the video, without previous exposure in class, without homework, without class presentations?? Would you be ready for the exam? If you immediately be examined, you would be whinnying, and bitching against the video author, and asking for color crayons to draw color balls and arrows.
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Fantastic overview of the subject! Teachers should view and review this video regularly, perhaps in short segments, as they work their way through the developmental stages of teaching Algebra to their students. The 3-D animations clearly demonstrate what Algebra can do. Beginning learners would be more likely to stick with the logic involved if they had a better sense of where it can take us and what uses it can be put to. A journey is much more likely to be completed if one knows more clearly the destination from the outset. I urge Eugene to continue producing similar videos. Bravo.
Being a strictly visual based thinker and autistic made it pretty much impossible to understand basic algebra in school, but watching this every day has brought me to feeling like I have a firm grasp and can move on to harder coursework. Hoping to test into College Algebra 1 so I can get my prerequisites and become a Primary Care Physician.
I never understood mathematics Eugene. I am 54 years old and after learning from you, I get it. Thank you. And electricity. And quantum physics. If you designed our educational curriculum, I'd never have to feel sorry for another child who couldn't find Canada on a map or hated math because they couldn't understand it
God bless you for this wonderful video! Every educator ought to show this to anyone willing to watch it. I like the music. It makes the video more engaging.
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Thanks for the German subtitles. I very much appreciate them. By the way, in addition to providing a translation for the subtitles, you can also provide a translation for the title of the video, which is submitted separately. Thanks, and I very much appreciate your help.
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Hello, would you consider adding more mathematical content like this but for children or to help parents explain such concepts to children? I find it 100x better than having them watching weird cartoons which convey weird subliminal messages. If you create a website exclusively for this I'll pay a subscription. If you create DVDs I'll pay for it. You're doing an amazing job.
this is the first time I saw graphing things to find solutions to equations with multiple solutions back in the day... im so used to being presented algebraic problems which only have one solution or 2... and when finding the solution to a system of equations using graphs made so much sense
Back in my school years, I always found algebra to be too abstract. This video sure gave some life to the rather dull and dead material we were fed in math class. Keep up the good work. Oh, and one more thing. Your videos on relativity, quantum mechanics and thermo dynamics were mind blowing to me. Pure magic =)
Again, I must thank you. I was a little afraid at the beginning of the video but once I got focused--the magic started! My plan is to watch the video again with pencil and paper (graph paper) at the ready. I am learning!
i had no idea algebra could account for this much . Once you can describe the shape, form, location, and volume, you pretty much can describe maybe anything. To think some person in the middle east wrote this in the sand playing around with it. I can't imagine the genius. You know, they use to tell us it's just substitution for numbers and values in class. I was robbed.
Oh my God how beautiful, elegant, eloquent and majestic your courses are in 3d animation. I dreamed of carrying out such courses in mathematics since I bought a PC in 2006. But alas, my knowledge in 3d animation is strictly nil. Excuse me for making a very small remark whose reasons are very big, very important and very deep concerning the way the brain learns. For the learning of the brain to be easy, clear, without ambiguity and without confusion, the information must reach it in order, point by point, step by step, in space and in time. That's to say: - from the past to the future. - from top to bottom. - from right to left. - from the simplest concept to the most complex. - in as many steps as possible. - without erasing, without replacing, and without inserting a step into another. - without going back to the top to view information. - etc ... The informations in the video entitled "L'algèbre et les mathématiques avec des animations 3D faciles à comprendre" are too difficult to follow, too difficult for a beginner in mathematics to understand. See above to understand why. I hope that your next videos will be made in the way I described. THANKS.
Really you are visualize the MATHEMATICS......with real world ......what a amazing thing about maths really ...one of the best video in MATHEMATICS over the worlds
"Educational for all ages". Well, Amen. In my sixties, finally and somewhat reluctantly, I have become motivated to LEARN some mathematics. I can't imagine a better place for an adult learner to revisit the fundamentals than with your videos. For me, they have been genuinely inspiring. Thank you for posting them.
Your videos are absolutely fantastic! I am in the senior year studying electrical engineering. Just thought of of reviewing some fundamentals just for joy. I am truly amazed by the clarity of your videos, especially the calculus one and the simplified theory of relativity. Thanks a bunch. Hope you continue produce more videos and help students or those in need understand. Cheers! :))
I have a small mirror glued to the west outside wall of my house. The sun reflects onto a concrete slab. I have a tape measure. My astro program tells me the altitude and azimuth of the sun at any chosen time. I try to predict where on the slab the mirror will shine on a future date. Thank you, Eugene Khutoryansky, this video is likely to help.
I wish TH-cam should be popular for educational stuff...then life would be so simple for all those students out there...these things are so interesting than game of thrones
Nice explanation 👌. Critical and Complecated topics are explained easily .Nice voice recording and clear pronounciation.We want more and more videos.Thanks wholeheartedly.
no words to explain this video...... it is the very very correct explanation. really awesome........ marvellous...... fabulous...... again my eyes opened today. i was really delighted with this video. Eugene Khutoryansky is a really fantastic mathematician.
kinda weird how these videos dont have more views, i think they are so incredible, for some weird reason i can literally memorize everything, its fundamental, but its so cool, if videos like these were shown to us as kids we'd all be good at math (compared to us now)
the music in this video when the sphere concept is introduced makes me feel like "God I'm sorry that I did not pay attention in school. Now I will watch Eugene videos and study as hard as I never tried before to compensate for the loss👼"
excellent video. as a high school math teacher I'm always looking for new ways, myself, to view these topics to help find new ways of conveying them to my students. I find these videos very useful and extremely well crafted.
Hi Eugene, These videos are an enormous help to me. You have made difficult ideas accessible to me. I am using your videos in conjunction with MIT Opencourseware in physics and Jim Pytel's BigBadTech channel for maintenance technicians on TH-cam. With your help I am becoming better electrician. BTW, I like the music you have selected and the pretty girls in many of your videos help to keep my attention when it might otherwise drift away. Will you please tell me what software you used to create this video? Thank you for your amazing contributions toward the spread of understanding.
Thanks for the compliment and I am glad to hear that my videos are useful. In reply to your question, I use the software "Poser" to create my 3D animations. Thanks.
Thanks, What are you using to model the circuits when demonstrating the electrical concepts. Is that Poser too or do you use something else? I think I would like to try making my own simulations so as to solidify my understanding. Thanks again for creating this wonderful library.
An absolutely amazing channel, I'm only in 9th grade, and I love mathematics, your channel gave me a whole new way of looking and thinking about mathematics. Thanks for the intuition!
ALGEBRA---- this video is being praised by so many. But I have forgotten all the ALGEBRA ,I learnt in high school. High School days gone. I turned to Medicine----- I am practicing physician in USA. In MEDICINE ,did not need ALGEBRA. This is why I have forgotten all ALGEBRA
Algebra word itself is a translation of Brahma. Brahmagupta had written his famous astronomy book Brahma-sphuta-siddhanta in 622 AD which contained mathematical methods like algbra, trigonometry also. This was translated in 632 AD under orders of Khalifa Mansur in Arabic.The name Brahma was translated as Al-Zabar (the Great or the Powerful) which is meaning of Brahma in sanskrit based on verb Brahma=to grow. Siddhanta (sphuta) was translated as muqabala (contest or comparison-because correctness is decided by Shastraratha =contest). The complete book on mathematics was called Al-zabar-ul-muqabala. When it was translated into Latin later on, only the first part was retained-Al-zabar which has become algebra.
It's amazing too see this even if you know a lot of these concepts before hand. Eugene shows this so amazingly interesting and in new ways I have not seen before!
animation is from another world Music is amazing commentator is great Sir ! your contenant is The best on youtube !!! keep going and much thanks ❤ Greetings from Tunisia
To me no matter what you do in algebra 80% of the time will be trying to figure out what x or y is equal to and of course it is the foundation for calculus and science
Thanks for the compliment. More videos are on their way, and I already have many videos like this. You can find many of them in the mathematics section of my TH-cam home page. Thanks.
Awesome Lessons. Wish I had this when I was still in school. Wish they can remove the background music though. Kinda distracting, otherwise very informative!
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Good day. I sent Ukrainian subtitles, but for some reason they have not been published yet. Look, please. Maybe some button is not pressed? Thank you in advance.
Oleg, TH-cam has unfortunately disabled the ability of people to submit subtitles directly through TH-cam.
From now on, people have to send me an email with the subtitles, and then I have to upload the subtitles to TH-cam myself. If you still have the subtitles, please send me an email. My email address can be found on my TH-cam home page in the "about" tab . Thanks.
@@EugeneKhutoryansky Ok, thanks.
@@EugeneKhutoryansky I sent a letter with Ukrainian subtitles to you.
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This is beautiful, I wish your videos existed when I was a child.
Sergey Kislyak I am 7 and am older than the channel
now I'm infinity years old
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I wana make more of such things dude! where can I learn how to do this?
thank you very much.
amazing video! really but why this bad music? desturbing to concetrate...
To be REALLY HONEST...: This taught me better than my math teacher
Mojo9913 Glad to hear that. Thanks.
This is the first-source I bring up, when others in my life ask me to clarify mathematics, portrayed in a lucid flowing stream of consciousness better than I could have ever imagined on my own, prior to finding it. Although perhaps this comprehensive algebra lesson could better be conveyed if its content was segmented into several focused topics with their own youtube entry key, also. The benefit of building from one concept to the next in discrete, complete steps of knowledge is shadowed by its daunting length. The natural breaks already included the video indicate that at some point segmenting the lessons was considered. I would suggest the following titles that serve as placeholders for what challenges specifically a learner should expect to be confident in their capacity to perform correctly, in response to:
00:00: Systems of Equations
14:58: Isolating the Variable
25:00: Solving with Balanced Equalities
Links, listed sequentially:
th-cam.com/video/MJYsXGbxueY/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/MJYsXGbxueY/w-d-xo.html&t=14m58s
th-cam.com/video/MJYsXGbxueY/w-d-xo.html&t=25m00s
Regardless, it's perfectly fine as is. It's just that in my experience tutoring mathematics, I've frequently found it's just too much to take in all at once, despite the way each process transforms fluidly into the next.
@@ladymercy5275 you are absolute right. I like this one to play as an intro summary, or as a summing up at the end of a section, but individual videos would get much more use from me.
This video gives the algebra that applies to Euclidean Space, all in the one video. That is quite an achievement.
That´s what all brats say. But what about if you try to learn only from the video, without previous exposure in class, without homework, without class presentations?? Would you be ready for the exam? If you immediately be examined, you would be whinnying, and bitching against the video author, and asking for color crayons to draw color balls and arrows.
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+Eugene Khutoryansky Give me your Pal Pal Information....I need to go shopping.
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Fantastic overview of the subject! Teachers should view and review this video regularly, perhaps in short segments, as they work their way through the developmental stages of teaching Algebra to their students. The 3-D animations clearly demonstrate what Algebra can do. Beginning learners would be more likely to stick with the logic involved if they had a better sense of where it can take us and what uses it can be put to. A journey is much more likely to be completed if one knows more clearly the destination from the outset. I urge Eugene to continue producing similar videos. Bravo.
Being a strictly visual based thinker and autistic made it pretty much impossible to understand basic algebra in school, but watching this every day has brought me to feeling like I have a firm grasp and can move on to harder coursework. Hoping to test into College Algebra 1 so I can get my prerequisites and become a Primary Care Physician.
Good luck to you-
I bet you can.
I haven't finished watching this video, Eugene, but I already gave it the thumbs up. I cannot expect anything less from you. Just brilliant.
Thanks for the vote of confidence. I am glad to hear that you like my videos that much.
Eugene Khutoryansky Well, now that I finished the video, is there a way to give it another thumbs up? Anyone?
titan1235813
There is actually. Share video wherever you can. That's maybe even more valuable than clicking like button.
I never understood mathematics Eugene. I am 54 years old and after learning from you, I get it. Thank you. And electricity. And quantum physics. If you designed our educational curriculum, I'd never have to feel sorry for another child who couldn't find Canada on a map or hated math because they couldn't understand it
So amazing! I just learned to visualize abstract equations in 40 minutes. Thank you so much. :)
same
God bless you for this wonderful video! Every educator ought to show this to anyone willing to watch it.
I like the music. It makes the video more engaging.
Thanks for the compliment about my video.
This is very detailed, quality material.
Do you ever think of publishing with a group like Khan Academy? They would welcome you, no doubt!
Learning multivariable calculus and this still helps me. One of the best videos you ever put out Eugene Khutoryansky, thank you so much.
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This is now available in German.
Thanks for the German subtitles. I very much appreciate them. By the way, in addition to providing a translation for the subtitles, you can also provide a translation for the title of the video, which is submitted separately. Thanks, and I very much appreciate your help.
@@EugeneKhutoryansky "Algebra und Mathematik, erklärt mit verständlichem 3D-Zeichentrick."
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Hello, would you consider adding more mathematical content like this but for children or to help parents explain such concepts to children? I find it 100x better than having them watching weird cartoons which convey weird subliminal messages. If you create a website exclusively for this I'll pay a subscription. If you create DVDs I'll pay for it. You're doing an amazing job.
this has been the best show of visual explanation on Algebra I've seen. Thank you so much. Why does the school system overcomplicate all this.
The for the compliment about my video.
I personally like it with the music :)
5 years of angry sittings in a boring class in 40 min, your a genius and i love you, you helped me love math, its like a puzzle or a game.
I am in awe; math is so elegant. I wish more people appreciated math
this is the first time I saw graphing things to find solutions to equations with multiple solutions back in the day... im so used to being presented algebraic problems which only have one solution or 2... and when finding the solution to a system of equations using graphs made so much sense
All those who hate Math need to see this! They'll love it in no time! Kudos to you Eugene! Your hard work is very much appreciated. Keep it up.
Thanks. I am glad you liked my video.
Wow, its sounding like I'm playing any game.. So fascinating 😍
Back in my school years, I always found algebra to be too abstract. This video sure gave some life to the rather dull and dead material we were fed in math class. Keep up the good work. Oh, and one more thing. Your videos on relativity, quantum mechanics and thermo dynamics were mind blowing to me. Pure magic =)
Simple, Exciting music, visual. I like it.
+Ben Falero, glad you liked it. Thanks.
Again, I must thank you. I was a little afraid at the beginning of the video but once I got focused--the magic started! My plan is to watch the video again with pencil and paper (graph paper) at the ready. I am learning!
You have seriously inspired me to take on the great math beast!
i had no idea algebra could account for this much . Once you can describe the shape, form, location, and volume, you pretty much can describe maybe anything. To think some person in the middle east wrote this in the sand playing around with it. I can't imagine the genius. You know, they use to tell us it's just substitution for numbers and values in class. I was robbed.
This video is genius. You have created something of great worth.
Thanks for the compliment about my video.
Now we can realize that,we are standing on top of big round Maths,,,
"OUR BEAUTIFUL EARTH"
A big Thanks to Mr Eugene Khutoryansky for this video
Math is just imagined by humans to make understanding of our world easer ways,
Oh my God how beautiful, elegant, eloquent and majestic your courses are in 3d animation.
I dreamed of carrying out such courses in mathematics since I bought a PC in 2006.
But alas, my knowledge in 3d animation is strictly nil.
Excuse me for making a very small remark whose reasons are very big, very important and very deep concerning the way the brain learns.
For the learning of the brain to be easy, clear, without ambiguity and without confusion, the information must reach it in order, point by point, step by step, in space and in time. That's to say:
- from the past to the future.
- from top to bottom.
- from right to left.
- from the simplest concept to the most complex.
- in as many steps as possible.
- without erasing, without replacing, and without inserting a step into another.
- without going back to the top to view information.
- etc ...
The informations in the video entitled "L'algèbre et les mathématiques avec des animations 3D faciles à comprendre" are too difficult to follow, too difficult for a beginner in mathematics to understand. See above to understand why.
I hope that your next videos will be made in the way I described.
THANKS.
Really you are visualize the MATHEMATICS......with real world ......what a amazing thing about maths really ...one of the best video in MATHEMATICS over the worlds
"Educational for all ages". Well, Amen.
In my sixties, finally and somewhat reluctantly, I have become motivated to LEARN some mathematics. I can't imagine a better place for an adult learner to revisit the fundamentals than with your videos. For me, they have been genuinely inspiring. Thank you for posting them.
Mike Guastaferri Thanks for the compliment. I am glad that you enjoy my videos, and that you have found them useful.
Great illustrative concepts. Helped me figure out a complex dosage formula.
Your videos are absolutely fantastic! I am in the senior year studying electrical engineering. Just thought of of reviewing some fundamentals just for joy. I am truly amazed by the clarity of your videos, especially the calculus one and the simplified theory of relativity. Thanks a bunch. Hope you continue produce more videos and help students or those in need understand.
Cheers! :))
sathyawadis Thanks. I am glad you like my videos. And yes, more videos are on their way. I am working on my next one right now.
I have a small mirror glued to the west outside wall of my house. The sun reflects onto a concrete slab. I have a tape measure. My astro program tells me the altitude and azimuth of the sun at any chosen time. I try to predict where on the slab the mirror will shine on a future date. Thank you, Eugene Khutoryansky, this video is likely to help.
💯 Give me hope .... .....to understand mathematics better than ever...👀 thanks for your academic video.
I wish TH-cam should be popular for educational stuff...then life would be so simple for all those students out there...these things are so interesting than game of thrones
Perfect, explain since a variable number until second grade equation, point to point!
a video that shows how real mathematicians understand mathematics, visually, they see universes beyond the imagination of all others 👍👍👍👍👍
I like the music and background images. Gives a fantasy vibe.
Nice explanation 👌. Critical and Complecated topics are explained easily .Nice voice recording and clear pronounciation.We want more and more videos.Thanks wholeheartedly.
Thanks for the compliments.
This is the ultimate 'looking at the problem from a different angles or perspectives.' Thank you, great video!
LOLI really LOVED this videojust DONT stop with this kind of music! At least for me, it really motivated me
Thanks. Glad you liked my video, and my choice of music.
I agree. This video has really made me look at algebra and I'm starting to like Algebra now!!!lol.
присоединяюсь, Евгений. отличнейшие видео!
Music is too loud.
The volume is perfect to be honest, when ever you feel like you cant listen to words it stright away indicates that you are not concentrating.
Wish I was motivated enough to actually study math and find these videos back in high school. Now in college, I like math and enjoy these visuals!
Using this to teach students, works like wonder thanks
Thanks. I am glad my video is helpful.
Very Interesting video. I liked it with animations. It is easy to understand.
Thanks. I am glad you liked my video and my animations.
Jumping straight into 3 dimensions was a bit unorthodox and challenging at first, but is making more sense as I watch more. Thankyou
Good visuals! Great information! Wonderful audio! Overall Excellent Video! Thank you!!
19:47!!!! That is soooo cool!!!! Also 00:00, 01:26, 07:28, 14:29, 24:46, 27:06 and 37:32(Awesome Pics)......The music is also great.... But the best is from 22:11-24:44, 24:44-25:00 and 32:45-33:56... Great vids...
no words to explain this video......
it is the very very correct explanation. really awesome........ marvellous...... fabulous...... again my eyes opened today. i was really delighted with this video. Eugene Khutoryansky is a really fantastic mathematician.
+bharathreddy gudibandi, thanks for those really great compliment.
25:10 phantasy star music, feel like im fighting mother brain.
37:43 exploring climatrol !
kinda weird how these videos dont have more views, i think they are so incredible, for some weird reason i can literally memorize everything, its fundamental, but its so cool, if videos like these were shown to us as kids we'd all be good at math (compared to us now)
Thanks for the compliments.
wish I had your videos during my school years...well still never too late... keep up the good work...
I almost skipped this, having long ago taken courses beyond algebra. Boy am I glad I did not! I now see old equations with brand new eyes!
I am glad you liked my video. Thanks.
You made all of this
You deserv my respect.thank you
Thanks.
5:41 I never can get my head warped around the idea of 3D graph but you explain it very clearly, thanks!
Very nice explanation mam and animation was stunning
Thanks for this video
Thanks for the compliments.
I have TDAH And Dyslexia,This video helped me so much! tysm
I am glad my video was helpful.
I feel like I‘ve never „truly“ understood math until this point; thank you so much!
Glad my video was helpful. Thanks.
Amazing job!!! I adore your videos. This should be shown in public schools. Seriously, good work. I look forward to your next video!
Yeah
1 minute in and this is the craziest video i've seen all year with the weird nature images and Darude-Sandstorm style music
I dont know what to say but this channel is very special
I hope one day when I will earn i will definately help this channel
Thanks. I am glad that you like my videos that much.
That was the most exciting algebra lesson ever.
Thank you so much Eugene. Your videos are so well explained. I wish teachers could adopt your system in order to teach Math and Science.
Thanks for the compliments about my videos.
Why couldn't this existed when I was young I never understood math beyond adding and subtracting
It has now become my mission to watch all of your videos in the "Maths Videos in order" playlist because why not
I am glad you like my math videos. Thanks.
Great video I like the background music score 🎼 as well thanks
this channel is a fever dream and i love it
Thanks.
the music in this video when the sphere concept is introduced makes me feel like "God I'm sorry that I did not pay attention in school. Now I will watch Eugene videos and study as hard as I never tried before to compensate for the loss👼"
Excellent. Will help many teachers to enhance teaching skills.
mhd abdulla Thank for the compliment.
excellent video. as a high school math teacher I'm always looking for new ways, myself, to view these topics to help find new ways of conveying them to my students. I find these videos very useful and extremely well crafted.
srfriggen Thanks. I am glad you liked it.
Hi Eugene, These videos are an enormous help to me. You have made difficult ideas accessible to me. I am using your videos in conjunction with MIT Opencourseware in physics and Jim Pytel's BigBadTech channel for maintenance technicians on TH-cam. With your help I am becoming better electrician. BTW, I like the music you have selected and the pretty girls in many of your videos help to keep my attention when it might otherwise drift away. Will you please tell me what software you used to create this video?
Thank you for your amazing contributions toward the spread of understanding.
Thanks for the compliment and I am glad to hear that my videos are useful. In reply to your question, I use the software "Poser" to create my 3D animations. Thanks.
Thanks, What are you using to model the circuits when demonstrating the electrical concepts. Is that Poser too or do you use something else? I think I would like to try making my own simulations so as to solidify my understanding.
Thanks again for creating this wonderful library.
Creativity is at peak level. Love from India!
Thanks.
An absolutely amazing channel, I'm only in 9th grade, and I love mathematics, your channel gave me a whole new way of looking and thinking about mathematics. Thanks for the intuition!
TheGreat SpaghettiMonster Thanks. I am glad to hear that you liked my video and that you like my channel.
nice trick, very nice & thanks for upload this vedio
Very interesting! I have always been a visual learner, so this suits me very well.
Thanks for this wonderful video.
zatyx Thanks. Glad you liked the video.
ALGEBRA---- this video is being praised by so many. But I have forgotten all the ALGEBRA ,I learnt in high school. High School days gone. I turned to Medicine----- I am practicing physician in USA. In MEDICINE ,did not need ALGEBRA. This is why I have forgotten all ALGEBRA
Algebra is the foundation of all sciences and technology!!
Wow, how could this saved precious time in my education. Great video man. So easy to understand watching this.
2:47 This just got real.
ayy lmao
That is so true. I could not agree more with you.
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yeah i just broadened my mind
This video was inspired. My word...
Your mind is beautiful.
Algebra word itself is a translation of Brahma. Brahmagupta had written his famous astronomy book Brahma-sphuta-siddhanta in 622 AD which contained mathematical methods like algbra, trigonometry also. This was translated in 632 AD
under orders of Khalifa Mansur in Arabic.The name Brahma
was translated as Al-Zabar (the Great or the Powerful) which is meaning of Brahma in sanskrit based on verb Brahma=to grow. Siddhanta (sphuta) was translated as muqabala (contest or comparison-because correctness is decided by
Shastraratha =contest). The complete book on mathematics was called Al-zabar-ul-muqabala. When it was translated into Latin later on, only the first part was retained-Al-zabar which has become algebra.
It's amazing too see this even if you know a lot of these concepts before hand. Eugene shows this so amazingly interesting and in new ways I have not seen before!
life rarely has one variable...........Hats off
Thanks.
Rely you are a good man you make something is easy to understand a language of life " Mathematics"
i'm using this video to teach my kids algebra, this very moment. Thanks Eugene
animation is from another world
Music is amazing
commentator is great
Sir ! your contenant is The best on youtube !!! keep going and much thanks ❤
Greetings from Tunisia
Thanks for the compliments.
Wish i had seen this video when i was in school. Many thanks to Eugene Khutiryansky. Great Work.
Very good, instructive. I had forgotten all the Algebra I learnt in high school.
Very very nice video
It is called as conceptual study
I expect only the best from this channel. bravo!
Thanks for the compliment.
this is what shool education need .thank you
Still hopeing for that video on string theory your working on *wink*
To me no matter what you do in algebra 80% of the time will be trying to figure out what x or y is equal to and of course it is the foundation for calculus and science
hands down the best channel on youtube
Thanks for the compliment.
By your videos I can easily imagine maths and physics.
Thank you very much...Easy to understand ..we are expecting more videos like this..... Thank you once again for your great work
Thanks for the compliment. More videos are on their way, and I already have many videos like this. You can find many of them in the mathematics section of my TH-cam home page. Thanks.
This helped me understand and look at algebra in a different way. Thank you so much.
You are welcome and thanks.
This is what teaching math is missing. Thank you so very much!
Thanks.
Awesome Lessons. Wish I had this when I was still in school. Wish they can remove the background music though. Kinda distracting, otherwise very informative!
awesome background music im actually enjoying this!
thanks u i am very glad to understand the algebra easily.please make videos about mathematics and science