Finite Math: Venn Diagram Union Cardinality
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2024
- Finite Math: Venn Diagram Union Cardinality
In this video we discuss a very important concept; one necessary for solving typical Venn diagram problems where regions of the diagram are unknown: union cardinality. Solving Venn diagrams is much like a puzzle. We are given the number of elements in a certain set, intersection, union, or other regions and then we are asked to find the unknowns. To find these unknowns we much understand carnality. I also walk you through an everyday example and discuss how we use this concept in everyday life without really realizing it. Enjoy!
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Great video EXCEPT.....I paused at 11:45 to solve the problem about the jeans. I was stumped. You want jeans that are equal to or less than $35. But the jeans in pile (P) are only less than $35. Eventually I gave up and let the video flow on. It turned out that you were using the terms '$35 or less' and 'less than $35' interchangeably. That's my only gripe - you asked for feedback - other than that, the series is great.
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Another matter...can you recommend a website or a book where I can find excercises concerning finite math and statistics?
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Hey professor I'm not enrolled in finite or stats but I'm getting ready to have to decide which one I'm going to try. I've never taken math at this level, I've enjoyed algebra so much that I always stopped at algebra... can you explain the differences to finite vs. Stats... also I am not good at word problems whatsoever, with that being said, can you recommend which math I may like best??? Thank you in advance!
Professor, it would be easier for me to follow your video lessons if you would number the lessons in the order they should be viewed. Thank You
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Do you have any teaching advice? I'd like to well convey myself to people, but I think I have a problem of not teaching linearly enough -- I'm kind of all over the place. How might I fix this to teach more like you do ? If someone were to ask you for help, and you didn't have time to prepare a video, what do you generally keep in mind ?
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Cardinality of a union is represented as 2 to the nth - 1. Is that the same as the way you explained?
I mean thank you again
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