As a very mature student i’ve noticed my brain no longer sucks up information like a sponge, actually more like a limp flannel. I’ve been introduced to this channel and it’s brilliant. The tuition is excellent, easy to understand and the practice questions are definitely very useful for me. Thank you so much ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
So glad to hear that!! Please let me know if I can be of any help and provide any guidance on playlists that might help! So glad you found them channel, always great to know it’s helping 😁🙏🏼
This video was so helpful! I kept getting my expression the wrong way round, so 1n+3 rather than 3n+1. Such a stupid mistake but I definitely won’t be making it again
Amazing thats awesome to hear! I haven’t made one as it’s not on the syllabus for the GCSE! I could make one for fun though as it’s a great little topic and nice and easy once you get the method used in this video 😁🙏🏼
Hi Maths Tutor. Brilliant video as always. I had a quick question - if it asks me for the sum of the first hundred terms of a sequence that is 3n plus 4 how would i go about that?
you would use the formula: S = (n/2) {2a + (n − 1) d}, where n is the number of terms you want to add up to, a is the first term, and d is the difference between the terms. In this case, a = 7, n = 100, and d = 4, so S = (100/2)*{2*7 + (100 - 1)*4} = 50*(14 + 99*4) = 50*(14+396) = 50*410 = 20500
what if n starts at 0 would that not mean for the first example you did it would become 3n+4 instead of 3n+1 as 0 can also be defined as n, really the question should be more specific
After trying to comprehend this these topics over the past 2 years and failing. You’ve managed to teach me it in under 7 minutes. I can never thank you enough Sir! 🫰🏽
As a very mature student i’ve noticed my brain no longer sucks up information like a sponge, actually more like a limp flannel. I’ve been introduced to this channel and it’s brilliant. The tuition is excellent, easy to understand and the practice questions are definitely very useful for me. Thank you so much ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
So glad to hear that!! Please let me know if I can be of any help and provide any guidance on playlists that might help! So glad you found them channel, always great to know it’s helping 😁🙏🏼
So true i can really relate but whatchya get for GCSE maths
@@ThyManatee well I got a 4 which was what I was hoping for for the job I wanted. So I got the grade and the job!!
well done i'm proud but i know you could of got higher @@julieprior4753
@@julieprior4753very good 🎉🎉
NO CAP he has the best intro to any math channel in youtube
so true
It's a shame this channel doesn't have many subscribers, high quality content
Mr Mewlax thankyou 😁🙏🏼 hopefully word will spread!!!
agree
Definitely got a sub from 👍
@@TheGCSEMathsTutor and now you’re on 140k!!!!!
@@getrekt1048 177K now!!
This helped more than you can ever know-
Sana Amazing news 😁🙏🏼🙏🏼
Thanks a lot dude, I always found it trouble some to solve 'SEQUENCES' as a chapter, but with this video, things are easy to understand! KEEP IT Up!
Amazing news I’m glad it helped! Are there any other chapters you struggle with? 😁🙏🏼
@@TheGCSEMathsTutor Yes, I struggle with word problems of simultaneous equations.
This guy helps me a lot he teaches a lot of topics that would take me an hour in school I understand it in just like 10 minutes
Content is great and super easy to comprehend .... 15 videos in so far
Please continue with this channel this video helped me so much I hope you become famous someday
I plan to! 2 years in the making and it’s still growing, so glad to hear the channel has been useful for you, thank you for the kind words 😁🙏🏼
I always need TH-cam to help me understand better and I try so many vids and they are never as good as yours 😂
This video was so helpful! I kept getting my expression the wrong way round, so 1n+3 rather than 3n+1. Such a stupid mistake but I definitely won’t be making it again
Wow I love your teaching sounds nice
Great content brilliantly explained.
so glad that i found your channel
I've always struggled with this as my teacher never explained how to do it, thank you soo much ❤️ Now i know how to do it
So glad to hear the channel is working for you! Keep it up 😁🙏🏼
Woah TDD fan??
Brilliant! Such a simple explanation! Thank you!
Have you got a video for plotting quadratic graphs for the foundation level?
Best channel on youtube frr tm love and support
Thank you so much for this helpful video. You are a life saver :)
Sir Pls can you predict what topics are going to be in Paper 1 and 2 and 3 please
Would help alot
this video was really helpful, i just really didnt understand before this so thanks
How would you find the nth term of a sequence that doesn’t have a consistent difference eg: 3, 6, 10, 15
Quadratic sequence
i have my gcse maths exam tomorrow and this is the only thing i struggled with and now i understand it hopefully i get a pass
Hi, your videos are extremely useful and you are my inspiration. I was wondering if you have a video on cubic sequences?
Amazing thats awesome to hear! I haven’t made one as it’s not on the syllabus for the GCSE! I could make one for fun though as it’s a great little topic and nice and easy once you get the method used in this video 😁🙏🏼
thank you so much but are there any other lessons on more advanced nth term?
Sure! Here th-cam.com/video/jANSRGgOip8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=sDIzAVBNxkmpemKn 🙌🏼
Hi Maths Tutor. Brilliant video as always. I had a quick question - if it asks me for the sum of the first hundred terms of a sequence that is 3n plus 4 how would i go about that?
you would use the formula: S = (n/2) {2a + (n − 1) d}, where n is the number of terms you want to add up to, a is the first term, and d is the difference between the terms. In this case, a = 7, n = 100, and d = 4, so S = (100/2)*{2*7 + (100 - 1)*4} = 50*(14 + 99*4) = 50*(14+396) = 50*410 = 20500
@@zealous261 Thanks so much. I finished my GCSE already but its useful for other people your reply :)
Thanks to you i got a grade 7 in my maths test
thank you for this im at a grade 4 atm im aiming for a 5 if possible lol
My teacher is rubbish and this channel will hopefully mean i do well in my gcse
THANKYOU BRO🙏🏻
thx u i have a test tomorow
The channel is good
really helpful thank you!
So glad you are enjoying them! Let me know how you get on 😁🙏🏼
thankyou ! very helpful
Thank you very much 💞
So, It's like a function?
this helped sm
Thanks 🙏 😊
Thank u soo much
what if n starts at 0 would that not mean for the first example you did it would become 3n+4 instead of 3n+1 as 0 can also be defined as n, really the question should be more specific
Thank you
what actually is the logic behind the trick used in whole video?
thank youuu
Your a livesaver
So glad to hear it 😁🙏🏼
Could you try not to talk as fast, its hard at times to follow along while taking notes.
If you go into settings and change the speed to x0.75 that should help 😁🙏🏼🙏🏼
I can't even understand what are you saying🙄🙄🙄
Intros are so annoying delete them they get on my nerves. Would be perfect otherwise.
After trying to comprehend this these topics over the past 2 years and failing. You’ve managed to teach me it in under 7 minutes. I can never thank you enough Sir! 🫰🏽