Quadratic Equations: Study Hall Algebra #9: ASU + Crash Course

We've all seen it! And many of us may dread it. The Quadratic Equation!!! But, deep breaths, it's all okay. In this episode of Study Hall: Algebra, James talks to us about what exactly the Quadratic Equation is doing and how we can make it much more simple for ourselves.
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[@thomremo3978]

How does this only have 500 views
This needs to be seen by all high-school students

[@patrickmeehan6856]

Another fine video. I like that you demonstrated and kept referring to the "square" meaning of "quadratic." Kids get squares. They don't generally get Latin words. Also, the example of the car is something they can intuit and even play with in their corporeal lives. They could even try to derive an equation using their bikes, where it's much easier and safer to slam on their brakes than asking the adult driving a motorized vehicle to do it!

[@emsmnms3507]

Wow, five days ago this came out. So happy this has come out, cause I happen to need it right now!!

[@arizonastateuniversity]

Glad we could help.

[@yitongliu9751]

I really like the idea of drawing square to solve any quadratic equation. It is magic!

[@andrewwright1922]

This is Awesome! I love that the pace of this video is just a little slower than the previous ones. This pace is perfect!

[@brynndle1899]

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[@monslay5624]

I REALLY wish that you could've been my high school Algebra teacher. You deserve to be paid very well.

[@Allinone-eh1ql]

This is the best course on maths. Thanks for free content. We are humbled.

[@arizonastateuniversity]

You are very welcome! You can find more videos like this on the Study Hall: Algebra playlist and subscribe for video updates at th-cam.com/users/asu.

[@pariasalarnezhad3433]

Perfect video 👏thanks for helping students all around world ✨☺ btw, it's much better to say Khwarizmi rather than al-Khwarizmi. 'al' is a suffix in Arabic language and we don't use it in Farsi or Persian language. Thanks again for your channel ♥
Love from Iran ☺

[@hadiputra2871]

This video are very easy to understand. Thank you very much for making this video

[@arizonastateuniversity]

Thanks for the positive feedback! You can tap or click "Save" on this playlist to add it to your TH-cam library and brush up on your algebra at any time. :)

[@theforester_]

In Brazil quadratic equation is called Bhaskara equation. It took me sometime to find "Bhaskara equation" in english to study. It turned out the mathematicians who brought it to brazil changed the name to Bhaskara (Indian mathematician) and now its tought by this name here... Anyway.. fun fact 🤣

[@PANKAJPatel-oc6jf]

Bhaskara was indian mathematician

[@Ali-lm7uw]

Yup, Indian and arab dudes contributed a lot to mathematics

[@talajulianneuy1763]

Holy shit, this video is good!

[@monslay5624]

I'm enjoying this, but it's kind of hurting my brain.