trying to study for my exam tomorrow and when you said to not memorize the problems but learn the skills, something clicked in my brain and now i actually am starting to understand it. thank you so much mr. simon.
@@LLG007 thanks? Didn't say it was "that difficult" I said I appreciated the video. He took the time to film it which is what I was talking about. My professor sucks and I'm relying on stuff like this
Thank you for this review! I also love the shirts you wear in your videos XD
trying to study for my exam tomorrow and when you said to not memorize the problems but learn the skills, something clicked in my brain and now i actually am starting to understand it. thank you so much mr. simon.
Great review professor. I really appreciate the effort.
You sir, are a god among men. I appreciate it more than you can possibly imagine
I got that test coming up too 😅
It’s not that difficult once you learn it you can teach it
@@LLG007 thanks? Didn't say it was "that difficult" I said I appreciated the video. He took the time to film it which is what I was talking about. My professor sucks and I'm relying on stuff like this
Thank you for the props 👍
@@spicyt0fu same bro my provided math notes say stuff on them. asked the teacher denied answering my question. TF is that
Simon, I left BRCC to go to LSU but I still watch your Calculus lectures.
Thank you :)
I’m at Southern University watching his lectures also
my god why is everybody else on youtube actually teach but the past 3 teachers haven't no lectures nada.
Litearlly
Wow, great lessons. Totally enjoyable 🌠✨ Continue making maths fun and great again🌠✨
Thank you 😊
@@SimonSaysMathyou’re videos are fuzzy is there anyway to improve the quality.
Wow!!! Amazing content thank you for your work!!! ✔️
Glad you enjoy it!
Great video bro
If you're a dad of 4, would the notation on your shirt read not 4dad?
I guess it would depend on if you wanted to represent the kids as the base or the power... ?
It would be dad(4)
Is this at a high school level or college level?
I teach college, but no matter when the material is introduced it is unchanged.
8tan infinity = 8pi/2.
nah