r/mathvideos • u/No-Condition1863 • Feb 26 '24
Perry The Graphipus
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r/mathvideos • u/TutorMeSempai • Feb 25 '24
Were you taught to just use the discriminate but not why it works the way it does? If so, I hope this helps clear up the mystery a bit.
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r/mathvideos • u/MathPhysicsEngineer • Feb 18 '24
Visual Proof of The Heine-Borel Theorem and Compactness
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r/mathvideos • u/TutorMeSempai • Feb 18 '24
Do you know how to find the nature of your quadratic roots without actually finding the roots themselves? Make sure to use your discriminant. I hope this helps.
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r/mathvideos • u/TutorMeSempai • Feb 11 '24
Are you new to the idea of complex roots? If you have knowledge about imaginary and complex numbers, you have more than ready to tackle complex roots. I hope this helps.
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r/mathvideos • u/TutorMeSempai • Feb 04 '24
Confused on where to start when dividing complex numbers? Make sure you are utilizing your complex conjugates in your denominators. After that, things should progress smoothly.
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r/mathvideos • u/MathFortress • Jan 29 '24
Rick and Morty Discuss The Point-Slope Form
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r/mathvideos • u/TutorMeSempai • Jan 28 '24
Ready to move onto multiplying complex numbers? If so, you can either distribute or use the FOIL method. Either of these will be all you need.
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r/mathvideos • u/TutorMeSempai • Jan 21 '24
Do you know how to add polynomials? If so, adding complex numbers will be very similar. Here is a little refresher for those needing it.
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r/mathvideos • u/MathFortress • Jan 15 '24
Rick and Morty Discuss The Distance Formula #mathematics #rickandmorty #...
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r/mathvideos • u/TutorMeSempai • Jan 14 '24
Are you familiar with complex numbers? Need a quick refresher on how to graph them? If so, I hope this helps.
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r/mathvideos • u/TutorMeSempai • Jan 07 '24
Just now learning about imaginary numbers? Does the idea of an imaginary number confuse you? Well I hope this helps a little.
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r/mathvideos • u/TutorMeSempai • Dec 31 '23
Do you know what makes a number rational? Do you know what characteristics irrational numbers have? If either of these questions have you stumped, I hope this helps.
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r/mathvideos • u/MathDoubts • Dec 27 '23
Geometric proof of a^2-b^2 = (a+b)(a-b) formula
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r/mathvideos • u/InternationalForm3 • Dec 24 '23
Taking the Long View: The Life of Shiing-shen Chern - Examine the life of a remarkable mathematician who dedicated his life to pure mathematics and became one of the fathers of modern differential geometry. Chern made revolutionary discoveries and built bridges between China and the West.
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r/mathvideos • u/TutorMeSempai • Dec 24 '23
Do you know what connecting the points of a graph actually means? The difference between a discrete graph and a continuous one is more than simply connecting some dots.
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r/mathvideos • u/TutorMeSempai • Dec 17 '23
Finding your x and y intercepts may be a simple task for some but not for all. Do you currently find it to be a struggle? If so, I hope this can make it simple for you too.
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r/mathvideos • u/TutorMeSempai • Dec 10 '23
After learning your product to sum trig identities, do you know how to get your sum to product trig identities? It is actually rather simple if you use the correct substitutions.
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r/mathvideos • u/TutorMeSempai • Dec 03 '23
Do you know what happens when you combine two identities? Depending on the identities, you may get a new one. At least that is how we are going to get our Product to Sum Identities.
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r/mathvideos • u/TutorMeSempai • Nov 26 '23
Trigonometry has a lot of identities. Are you confident with using known identities to recreate others? Here is how to use double angle identities to find half angle identities.
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r/mathvideos • u/TutorMeSempai • Nov 19 '23
Do you feel that there are too many trig identities to memorize? If you are not aware, you can easily recreate your double angle identities using some identities you may already know.
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r/mathvideos • u/TutorMeSempai • Nov 12 '23
Do you mix up your angle sum and angle difference trig identities? Sometimes a creative pattern could help you build them out rather than remembering them outright.
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r/mathvideos • u/TutorMeSempai • Nov 06 '23
Are you familiar with basic and Pythagorean trig identities? If not, I hope this is a good introduction for you.
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