Precalculus Course
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Date: 2022-03-14
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Comments and reviews: 7
rfqa
I'm a first year mechanical engineering student and recently dropped calc 1 before i could fail it. Ive never been particularly good in math (ironic ik considering i went into one of the most math heavy majors there is lmao). I have some serious holes in my math knowledge due to my long history of being a lazy student. Im deciding to take this couse before moving on to calc 1. Really hope i can finally stop considering myself to be bad at math after this!!
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I'm a first year mechanical engineering student and recently dropped calc 1 before i could fail it. Ive never been particularly good in math (ironic ik considering i went into one of the most math heavy majors there is lmao). I have some serious holes in my math knowledge due to my long history of being a lazy student. Im deciding to take this couse before moving on to calc 1. Really hope i can finally stop considering myself to be bad at math after this!!
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DdaHienster
I really wished that Dr. Linda also graphed the example at 2:20:53 because I'm clueless as to how to shift the graph b/c the Period is in Pie, but the Horizontal Shift is a natural number (-6). How do you shift when both don't seem to be compatible... do you have to change the Pie into decimal number and go from there?
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I really wished that Dr. Linda also graphed the example at 2:20:53 because I'm clueless as to how to shift the graph b/c the Period is in Pie, but the Horizontal Shift is a natural number (-6). How do you shift when both don't seem to be compatible... do you have to change the Pie into decimal number and go from there?
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Ali
Can't believe we didn't see hyperbola and ellipse, polar coordinates, and parametric equations in high school. Apart from those, I have known every one of them. But still can't figure that out why they didn't teach us. They all make sense, and it wouldn't hurt to learn a few more after learning all the other things.
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Can't believe we didn't see hyperbola and ellipse, polar coordinates, and parametric equations in high school. Apart from those, I have known every one of them. But still can't figure that out why they didn't teach us. They all make sense, and it wouldn't hurt to learn a few more after learning all the other things.
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wonsoongi
i took a gap year to study for my uni entrance exams and i watch these videos almost daily, as well as some of the programming tutorials, and it's like i've signed up for an amazing college boot camp for free! i truly appreciate the effort that goes into producing these videos
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i took a gap year to study for my uni entrance exams and i watch these videos almost daily, as well as some of the programming tutorials, and it's like i've signed up for an amazing college boot camp for free! i truly appreciate the effort that goes into producing these videos
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Aris
thank you free code camp for making education easy to reach, education is so important and you guys do an amazing job with all your courses!!
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thank you free code camp for making education easy to reach, education is so important and you guys do an amazing job with all your courses!!
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Luqman
Am I the only one having difficulties listening to the voice in this video? I maxed out my volume but the voice is very hard to be heard
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Am I the only one having difficulties listening to the voice in this video? I maxed out my volume but the voice is very hard to be heard
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melonpan
oh my gosh, thank you for this! now i can start understanding university maths with this information! i cannot thank you more!
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oh my gosh, thank you for this! now i can start understanding university maths with this information! i cannot thank you more!
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