Irrational Numbers: Study Hall Algebra #5: ASU + Crash Course
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2024
- Irrational numbers sound unnatural, but they can actually be found all around us in the simplest shapes. Circles, squares and cubes contain irrational numbers. But... how do irrational numbers work? And, more importantly, how do we work with them? That's the topic of discussion today in Study Hall: Algebra!
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Good to see such an excellent course during quarantine!
Don't ask why I took me 40 minutes to get through that video, just be glad I got out of it alive and with a lot of notes that I'm gonna have to reread a bit haha
Thank you for doing this. I have my HISET math test tomorrow and I've been watching this playlist for the last 4 days and taking notes. I've felt lightbulbs for the first time in my life, because I've never been good at math. Thank you.
delicious, conceptualizing of math. Thank you. I am going to have to watch that several more times though.
Glad it was helpful!
You might not be an native English speaker, but "delicious" sounds weird when you use it for anything other than food. You probably mean to say cool or great.
@@thegoodlydragon7452 Nope, 100% native English speaker here. Imagine a fresh dish of loaded french fries, or fresh out of the oven apple pie ala mode with all the nutrient dense benefits of a chicken and spinach cobb salad, FOR YOUR MIND!!!
Delicious!
@@Ry-dx5om Yuck! I hate all of those.
Ok. 7:43 Why are we folding the triangle in half? That is;
Hold it,
why'd we
fold it?
To form another right triangle and to disprove that sqrt(2) is 99/70 and telling that it is 41/29
Awesome lesson love from india
Sir u are cool love uuuuuuuu
Kidding? They DID kill those who sustained the existence of irrational numbers
How did you get 9d when you subtracted D from the left side of the equation D is not even a whole number im confused
Learned this in 7th Grade
I'm sure this is brilliant but it is shot out at such a pace it was rendered unintelligible or is that indigestible. Or perhaps that's just me. But could you imagine eating a meal at such a pace?