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@@PlaytimeEliandEros↑ sign can also mean Knuth's up-arrow notation(an exponential law). Where, 2² and 2↑2 are the same. ²2 and 2↑↑4 is the same, meaning a tetration, where 2↑↑4= 2↑2↑2↑2 = 2↑2↑4 = 2↑16 = 65536
Considering how important these symbols are as a prerequisite for other math subjects, it's kind of crazy that there isn't an easier way to learn about them. So for that, I thank you very much.
With all due respect I truly believe you should change the title of this channel. I have read the "about" and you cover a myriad of topics. However, it is misleading to say Organic chemistry when it is not. That's why I came here and it's not what you have been uploading. You need an all exclusive title if you going to discuss so many other topics.
Awesome! Thanks so much sir! I liked the video. So I hit the tumbs-up button and i got a reward. The thumbs-up button got bigger and blew up I mean there was confetti everywhere
And "and" (upside down V), "or" = V and "not" which is not on my keyboard but looks a bit like this 」. There is also therefore, which is 3 point (a bit like :.) o o o this
Sqrt(-1) is undefined, it is not good to write sqrt(-1) = i, namely because j and k (quaternions) would also be written as sqrt(-1) = j and sqrt(-1) = k which implies i=j=k (obviously false). The proper définition is i^2 = -1 and that's it
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Wow! This made my morning. I really enjoyed this. Thank you very much Sir. God bless 🙏 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙌🙌🙌🙏 Sir. You are really a blessing to this generation. Please Sir do video on INTEGRATION AND DIFFERENTIATION OF ALL KINDS .. IT'S ONE OF THE COURSES GIVING US TOUGH TIME IN 💯 LEVEL SECOND SEMESTER COURSE WORK....AND VERY SOON IS EXAMS.. PLEASE HELP US SIR ....HELP SIMPLIFY THIS CALCULUS 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
I have often found your videos to be very helpful and have recommended them to others. This video however I’m not quite sure what the purpose of it was. IT seems to be more of a review for people who are already familiar with the symbols. It would be helpful if you also wrote out the words that went along with the symbols such as perpendicular or parallel! Greater than less than etc. (you did write out ratio which was great and a few others). As a review I found it useful and will recommend it to others, I just would not use it as an introduction to the symbols of math.
I like the video but in what way are any of these symbols "in English"? Most are purely mathematical symbols like +, -, =,... the rest are from the greek alphabet and the latin alphabet!
That's a surface integral. Basically, similar to how you integrate a one dimensional line to get a two dimensional area, a surface integal will give you the three dimensional volume that is bounded by a curved two dimensional surface area. You're just going up by one dimension.
@@juliavixen176 interesting. Would you get the same result by integrating the surface area formula we learned back in calc bc, integral a to b(sqrt(1+[f’(x)]^2)dx? How is this different from a double integral to get volume
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@@chri-k rays and vectors have similar notation but are different. Vectors have a magnitude and direction where rays are implied to not have an end in direction
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yes finally thank you.
Wow a chad
Omg it's a giga chad
Did he forget the power
≠
Wowowow🎉🎉🎉🎉
I feel like for '>>' and '
For the programmers:
>> and > 1 = 0111 0101
1110 1011
Also the insertion operator for iostream in c++
@@herechickens1809 please let me continue to pretend like c++ doesn't exist
Bro if you hold ^ It will appear ←,↑,↓,→
@@PlaytimeEliandEros↑ sign can also mean Knuth's up-arrow notation(an exponential law).
Where, 2² and 2↑2 are the same.
²2 and 2↑↑4 is the same, meaning a tetration, where 2↑↑4= 2↑2↑2↑2 = 2↑2↑4 = 2↑16 = 65536
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Do one for all formulas up to Calculus
And one for physics as well
And what is the magic word?
@@thetooginator153 ‘thanks’ and was gonna comment that haha
Comment. For. Me
@@thetooginator153please 😂 I have heard it asked for as a magic word in decades. Nice seeing that
Considering how important these symbols are as a prerequisite for other math subjects, it's kind of crazy that there isn't an easier way to learn about them.
So for that, I thank you very much.
This explains a lot and gave me a great insight into why and how we use abbreviations (symbols) 🙏 thank you. This is going to help me now and future.
Lambda is also used in Linear Algebra for eigenvalues.
Toc
It's also heavily used in programming.
@@JoaoMane_IPSLEIand lambda calculus
With all due respect I truly believe you should change the title of this channel. I have read the "about" and you cover a myriad of topics. However, it is misleading to say Organic chemistry when it is not. That's why I came here and it's not what you have been uploading. You need an all exclusive title if you going to discuss so many other topics.
Awesome! Thanks so much sir!
I liked the video. So I hit the tumbs-up button and i got a reward.
The thumbs-up button got bigger and blew up I mean there was confetti everywhere
i ove to eat PIs
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@@Writer_Productions_Map I meant to "i
I love to eat PIs
@@RithwikVadul k
Great job. Another one I came across was for all and exist. Those where odd, upside down A and the backwards E
And "and" (upside down V), "or" = V and "not" which is not on my keyboard but looks a bit like this 」. There is also therefore, which is 3 point (a bit like :.)
o
o o this
And = Λ(used greek letter lambda)
Or = V
Not = ¬
Exclusive or = ⊕
You’re like my favorite math CZcamsr
Thank you. This came into work for me to understand the signs. Love this channel.
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what@@leoilo1539
Sqrt(-1) is undefined, it is not good to write sqrt(-1) = i, namely because j and k (quaternions) would also be written as sqrt(-1) = j and sqrt(-1) = k which implies i=j=k (obviously false).
The proper définition is i^2 = -1 and that's it
Here are some things you might like to learn about(from Physics):
*•Hawking Radiation*
*•Mass-Energy Equation(E=mc²)*
*•Black Holes*
*•White Hole Concept*
*•Quantum Fluctuation*
*•Shrödinger's Cat Thought*
*•Double Slit Experiment*
*•Wave Function Collision*
*•Quantum Decoheretion*
(Take it as a random gift; or a curse maybe)
You are a wonderful teacher, thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much. You are a great teacher
"This means X is not related to 7"
Me: did jacknjellify lie to me :`(
Best top 50 yet 😂
Wow! This made my morning. I really enjoyed this. Thank you very much Sir. God bless 🙏 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙌🙌🙌🙏 Sir. You are really a blessing to this generation. Please Sir do video on INTEGRATION AND DIFFERENTIATION OF ALL KINDS .. IT'S ONE OF THE COURSES GIVING US TOUGH TIME IN 💯 LEVEL SECOND SEMESTER COURSE WORK....AND VERY SOON IS EXAMS.. PLEASE HELP US SIR ....HELP SIMPLIFY THIS CALCULUS 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
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I had stroke
Math is hated, but is artistic
Very very good quality topic.
Our exam savers thank you very much Mr JG
Amazing video
Please make a video that shows how to make youtube channel with how to unlock all settings to make it popular and success
Hi sir your videos are helpful 🔥👌 but I need help on the moment of inertia for the mechanics of machines 2 I'm doing mechanical engineering.
Do you have a video on special relativity?
I have no idea what any of this means but I still love it
Maths is a language I want to learn...
I really wanted a video with this topic, finally, thanx
You forgot the Pi notation used for products instead of summation, similar to sigma.
Please do some video about line integral:(
thx so much but wasnt those only 48 symbols? (yes i wrote down all)
I have often found your videos to be very helpful and have recommended them to others. This video however I’m not quite sure what the purpose of it was. IT seems to be more of a review for people who are already familiar with the symbols. It would be helpful if you also wrote out the words that went along with the symbols such as perpendicular or parallel! Greater than less than etc. (you did write out ratio which was great and a few others). As a review I found it useful and will recommend it to others, I just would not use it as an introduction to the symbols of math.
Great video !
There's a sign that has an absolute Value called infinity.heres a example. undenified+infinity=undenified
I would argue the sqrt symbol and cbrt symbols are one symbol, namely the radical symbol.
Thanks
Do a tier list 😭😭
Where are integrals and tensors?!?!?!??
Thank you for sharing
yes of course
Do the line and ray symbols mean only a line? I mean something like this:
*** AB
(where *** refers to symbol)
or just,
***
Amazing
3:20 the alligator would rather eat that
I wish high school was this clear
He literally helps me understand my math better than my teachers
If i'm correct, A=4, B=3, so A+B=C=7
forgot x^y (exponent)
Yes
@@CodeBlueWiki f
finally, i can communicate with the smart kids
"64 degrees celsius" - ohhhh shit
I like the video but in what way are any of these symbols "in English"? Most are purely mathematical symbols like +, -, =,... the rest are from the greek alphabet and the latin alphabet!
Dink donk! please do e, and erf (error function) and i(imaginary numbrers)!
What about “e”?
Euler's constant
e≈2,72
Nice
The most recent example of the type
How about Aleph?
λ → lambda
Σ → sum of
∑ 3n
what is this app
you forgot exponent and power (also ??ration)
Is this for graed 3
Whats that one physics symbol that looks like an integral but has an oval in its center do?
That's a surface integral. Basically, similar to how you integrate a one dimensional line to get a two dimensional area, a surface integal will give you the three dimensional volume that is bounded by a curved two dimensional surface area.
You're just going up by one dimension.
@@juliavixen176 interesting. Would you get the same result by integrating the surface area formula we learned back in calc bc, integral a to b(sqrt(1+[f’(x)]^2)dx? How is this different from a double integral to get volume
I asked in math class what the animal on the screen was and some girl said it's lamb da
13:26
(1 × 5 = 5)
Great for absolute value better use distance to zero.
phi is the golden ratio
I study greek and latin
Hey JG
A7B
All this symbols we learn it in 7th grade
I don’t like >> or
Ratio
I guess I’m lucky to be Greek
AB
My username literally has a greek letter
NOW IM SMARTER!!
12:44 Sigma💀
I thought Gamma was a triangle?
why
Man you need to practise writing theta, they were tragic
Flipaclip?
64° C 🥵🥵🥵🥵🔥🔥🔥🔥
finally
P
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Danke Schoen!
Hell yeah
I liked it better
1 + 2 ≠1
=
Half life reference?
Lambda lambda lambda
Sigma is a sigma...
*bfid moment*
In this video 😅
I. Can't. Understand. His. English💏🍱😔😔😕
skill issue
Pls do caculas exam review
Faye
wow im early
At 1:46, you said absolute value just makes numbers positive. Don't do that. It outputs the distance from zero, not the positive version of a number.
It’s the same thing. By the time you get to complex numbers when “positive” stops meaning anything, you’ll be calling it the modulus instead.
6:27 please tell me why I’m trying so hard not to call that “Ray” a Vector 🤣
because it is a vector
@@chri-k rays and vectors have similar notation but are different. Vectors have a magnitude and direction where rays are implied to not have an end in direction
lol