I have heard that comparison (along with John Green and Alton Brown). I consider all of these compliments. I think they do great work. I met Hank when we were at TH-cam headquarters and he is wonderful and he is from Montana. Double thumbs up.
Good questions: 1) It is a photographic backdrop. 2) I use the room lights. I tried using studio lighting for awhile but I got awful glare on my glasses. 3) I don't sit very close to the screen and I try to look at the camera rather than the screen. The choice of a black background on my Keynotes also help. Hope that helps.
Thanks for posting these! I have learned more watching your videos than I have reading my biology book. I take my classes online and let me just say, these have been a true blessing.
Much appreciated, English being my second language. I now get the meaning the word and this is enough for my comprehension within a sentence. Thank you!
It also helps a lot if you've taken AP Calculus and are familiar with differential equations. It makes things a lot easier in terms of understanding the notation.
I have my AP biology final tomorrow and I watched about 10 of your videos. I would just like to tell you how incredibly helpful your videos are and how much I wish you were my teacher. Everything makes so much more sense! Thank you :) I think I will do better on my final due to your videos
Hunter. When you fill the spreadsheet down it will change B2 accordingly. For example the next box down will include B3+0.3B3. Since B3 has increased it will increase as well.
On excel, you can just double click at the bottom right of the cell with the formula and it will automatically "drag" it down as far as the numbers go, instead of having to manually drag it like you do at 5:48
At least 3 of us have the same question: Where did N0(t)=N0(1+R)^t come from. In your spreadsheet you are using N(t)=Sum(Nn+R*Nn)=Sum[Nn(1+R)] with n=0 to n=t Don't know how to type the Summation Notation here. I checked and iteratively summing Nn(1+R) from n=0 to n=t does give you the same values as N(t)=N(0)*[1=R]^t but I'd like to see the algebra that gets you there. That is how did you get the closed-form solution? Also the solution to the diff equation dN/dt=RN is N(t)=N*e^r(*t ) as Ceilia Jennings mentions below.
Great video - that part that I could watch. Somewhere around 3:30 the sound gets desynchronized from the video and then sometime later the image goes blurry then sound disappears completely.
Thank you so much! I have recently struggled very much in a math class that I unfortunately had to drop out of :( I needed to learn quickly how to do Exponential Growth for my new math class and you taught me in 10 minutes! Thanks, Eric
you get two different answers when using the two equations provided for exponential growth.............. N.e^(r.t) and N(1+r)^t....which one do we use ????????
Thank you for all the great videos. I have a few general questions but I did not know where would be appropriate to post. So, here they are and I hope you will reply: (1) Is the background a photographic backdrop as it appears in videos or is it a green screen? (2) do you use additional video lighting beyond the room light? (3) how do you avoid computer monitor reflection on your glasses or the blue/green light of the monitor on the face? A picture of the setup would be wonderful. Thanks.
You do great work (my daughters will have just missed it) but somehow euler has been left out of the discussion. When you get a chance you should check out the discussion at better explained ...do a web search. Keep it up...perhaps my grand kids will use your stuff.
Why does using N(t)=N(1+r)^ t, give you different results than if you used N(t)=Nexp^r*t . My professor gave me the latter, and I tried to apply it to the same problems you were doing at the end, but it gave different results.
Yes Me too. Are these just different exponential models? I know that solve the diff eq. dN/dt=rN yields N(t)=Ne^(r*t). Where does N(t)=N(1+R)^t come from
"then I want to kill rabbits, don't worry they are just virtual rabbits" -- we see deep into this statement. Don't forget kuru disease and judgements soon to come upon all those who have killed "virtual" rabbits (definition of virtual: almost or nearly as described, but not completely) We see you. We understand you.
Seven years later, these videos are still useful af.
I have heard that comparison (along with John Green and Alton Brown). I consider all of these compliments. I think they do great work. I met Hank when we were at TH-cam headquarters and he is wonderful and he is from Montana. Double thumbs up.
So glad I found this!! It was difficult to find any videos explaining population growth specifically, so thank you!
Good questions: 1) It is a photographic backdrop. 2) I use the room lights. I tried using studio lighting for awhile but I got awful glare on my glasses. 3) I don't sit very close to the screen and I try to look at the camera rather than the screen. The choice of a black background on my Keynotes also help. Hope that helps.
Thanks for posting these! I have learned more watching your videos than I have reading my biology book. I take my classes online and let me just say, these have been a true blessing.
Thanks SO much Mr. Anderson I was looking for a video to explain exactly this is preparation for the AP test tomorrow
This really clarified some things I was stuck on for an exam. Great video and great explanation!
That is frustrating. It works fine on this end. Please let me know if anyone else is having similar issues.
This was perfect I wish you were my teacher
lol, I love the death animation is the rabbit burtsting into flame.... But how does this relate to the number 'e'?
Thanks SO much Mr. Anderson! I was looking for a video to explain exactly this in preparation for the AP exam next month!
thank you!!! understood after hours of confusion!
Much appreciated, English being my second language. I now get the meaning the word and this is enough for my comprehension within a sentence. Thank you!
It also helps a lot if you've taken AP Calculus and are familiar with differential equations. It makes things a lot easier in terms of understanding the notation.
I have my AP biology final tomorrow and I watched about 10 of your videos. I would just like to tell you how incredibly helpful your videos are and how much I wish you were my teacher. Everything makes so much more sense! Thank you :) I think I will do better on my final due to your videos
Your explanations are so clear!
What a good pedagogical teacher. Thanks for those smart tools you used to explain us !
Hunter. When you fill the spreadsheet down it will change B2 accordingly. For example the next box down will include B3+0.3B3. Since B3 has increased it will increase as well.
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THANK YOU MR ANDERSON YOU ARE OUR SCIENCE UNDERSTANDING SHRINE WITHOUT PAIN ,THANK YOU
On excel, you can just double click at the bottom right of the cell with the formula and it will automatically "drag" it down as far as the numbers go, instead of having to manually drag it like you do at 5:48
Ohh Mr. Anderson looking good :D Also I like your videos! (P.s being english, I love your accent!)
Yeeeeees! I need this. Thank you!
At least 3 of us have the same question: Where did N0(t)=N0(1+R)^t come from. In your spreadsheet you are using N(t)=Sum(Nn+R*Nn)=Sum[Nn(1+R)] with n=0 to n=t Don't know how to type the Summation Notation here. I checked and iteratively summing Nn(1+R) from n=0 to n=t does give you the same values as N(t)=N(0)*[1=R]^t but I'd like to see the algebra that gets you there. That is how did you get the closed-form solution? Also the solution to the diff equation dN/dt=RN is N(t)=N*e^r(*t ) as Ceilia Jennings mentions below.
Thank you soooo soo much!! This has really helped me a lot!! :)
Great video - that part that I could watch. Somewhere around 3:30 the sound gets desynchronized from the video and then sometime later the image goes blurry then sound disappears completely.
Biology revision done for the day, watching 10 or so videos! Thanks, these are really helpful!
Thank you so much!
I have recently struggled very much in a math class that I unfortunately had to drop out of :(
I needed to learn quickly how to do Exponential Growth for my new math class and you taught me in 10 minutes!
Thanks,
Eric
you get two different answers when using the two equations provided for exponential growth.............. N.e^(r.t) and N(1+r)^t....which one do we use ????????
I have the same question
Thank you for all the great videos. I have a few general questions but I did not know where would be appropriate to post. So, here they are and I hope you will reply: (1) Is the background a photographic backdrop as it appears in videos or is it a green screen? (2) do you use additional video lighting beyond the room light? (3) how do you avoid computer monitor reflection on your glasses or the blue/green light of the monitor on the face? A picture of the setup would be wonderful. Thanks.
Super clear and entertaining as always! On my channel I use the example of $$$ increases also using Excel to introduce exponential growth
You do great work (my daughters will have just missed it) but somehow euler has been left out of the discussion. When you get a chance you should check out the discussion at better explained ...do a web search. Keep it up...perhaps my grand kids will use your stuff.
Thank you so much!!! I couldn't find anything to help with my kiddo's Ecology homework. Super user friendly.
THANK YOU very much . Love from India
EASILY UNDERSTOOD
Very helpful video. I understand the concept after watching this video:)
This is so helpful! no wonder my own ap bio teacher made me watch it for homework... :) It definitely helped me understand
My Heroo! thank you so muchh i really wish i could officially meet you and have some bio lessons =D
You are a great teacher, thank you.
I find your videos incredibly helpful so thank you so much!!! Btw, has anyone told you how much you look like Hank Green (from the vlogbrothers)?
Oh thanks for clearing it up.
better than my university lecturers!
was a wholesome vid indeed.
Greetings Mr. Millard's H Biology class!
thank you so much i was so confused by this because i missed the day my teacher went over it but i understand it now
Well done!
You're a great teacher!!
Hello Mrs.Husinga class!
Wow, thank you, now I am sure of my answers.
Why does using N(t)=N(1+r)^ t, give you different results than if you used N(t)=Nexp^r*t . My professor gave me the latter, and I tried to apply it to the same problems you were doing at the end, but it gave different results.
Did you have an answer to your question? I am wondering the same thing?
Yes Me too. Are these just different exponential models? I know that solve the diff eq. dN/dt=rN yields N(t)=Ne^(r*t). Where does N(t)=N(1+R)^t come from
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Thanks for the help!
Can you please make a video on how to solve exponential growth word problems. I just cant understand how to do exponential growth.
Thank you 😊
Video and sound work for me ~ David S
hello Mr Andersen, why didn't you use formula Nt=N.e^rt ?????
You are my hero.
Glad they're only virtual rabbits
When you solve a population size over time what do you mean by the power for example you did (1.3)^30 but how did you get (2619.9)?
Great video, thank you!
great video!
totally saw both john green and alton brown! the scientific version! :)
How would you find an estimate of just population (N)? Is there a formula for finding (N)?
BRILLIANT....thanks a lot!
Linton sent me here.
How do you determine how many deaths there is?
if there are 3.9 rabbits, wouldn't you round down to 3 since you cannot have .9 of a rabbit?
+elizabeth crawford Sure you can have f.e. 3,9 rabbits when one rabbit is carrying and is 90% in term. Also how about Pistorius? =P
elizabeth crawford you would round to 4
Thanks a lot Sir. It was really helpful.
is limits only related to calculus?
Watching this on my iPhone, right after you talk about the population increasing to 29 the audio stops working...
Works fine on my end. Great videos :)
Thank you so much! God Bless
Mr Folsom?
Nice. Thanks.
THX, the video was very informative.
thank you, I think I get this now :) FINALLY
Weird... I fully understand this.
So... the grown rate is nothing but multiplier that increases really fast over time. Hmm... 🤔
Awesome..
They're just virtual rabbits hahahaha
This is super helpful! T
hank you!!
That doesn't make any sense. The formula was B2+0.3*B2. B2 is 10 so 10+0.3*10 should always be the same answer?
Bless you. Please teach my ap bio class.
Im not okay with killing bunnies, whether virtual or physical. change your ways.
+Michael Chang GROW UP , HE SAID ITS VIRTUAL , GET A GRIP
I WILL CALL THE POLICE FOR YOU .IF YOU DID NOT GROW UP.
realy????????
*Really??????????????????????????????????????????????????????
Tell that to the Australians
Reminds me of compound interest
This helped sooooooo much!! Yay Algebra one.. not really...
Zo Wo I have accelerated algebra 😲😖
why you burn the rabbitssssssssssss???????
Super
"then I want to kill rabbits, don't worry they are just virtual rabbits" -- we see deep into this statement. Don't forget kuru disease and judgements soon to come upon all those who have killed "virtual" rabbits (definition of virtual: almost or nearly as described, but not completely) We see you. We understand you.
Tq🙏
he is killing rabbits, this is not okay. I demand a court date for him to go to trial for death of rabbits
I love u so much thank you
Ok sir
There are just virtual rabbits 😊
Tanks
omg thank you
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tseries favorite video
they’re just virtual rabbits..
Wow
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