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A small triangle in the middle is left 😅😅

So with 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000kg the number of collisions are gonna be 314159265358797323486?

Me when listening to my math teacher, understanding the start of the lesson but when they twist it, my mind gets twisted too

Tryna find space …

where's link to the code ?

3:30 I think this areal equivalence is also used in cartography by Mercator.

I am hoping for a video about LSTM/RNNs.

hey thank you a lot for the great content. I have a naive question though: since θ is defined as the angle, the change along the perimeter is 2πr*dθ/360 degree; r=1 so it's 2π*dθ/360. Basically dθ is where I got lost at. Much appreciated if anyone can help me out

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Why pie?

So the quadratic formula and the formula for eigenvalue using m and p are almost the same, except that the first b in quadratic formula is negated but the m outside sqrt is not.

You are wrong the equation works when the common ratio is less than 1 If the common ratio is greater or more than 1 then sum to infinite is infinity

This is u positive predictive value is sometimes the more important figure.

You have to have provided the simplest explanation of calculus at the most fundamental level. Truly brilliant!

Please consider offering a VR experience, Id pay!

Shouldn’t it end with the smaller cube having stopped?

I'm just bored and wanted to learn something before class starts again, thanks for the great video and a very meticulous explanation providing a deeper comprehension of the subject. So, again, thank you so much for making this video.

Great series!

That is fucking bizarre and so cool

See: 1D: a line spinning over a dot • Can cast a "shadow intensity" on the dot (according to its verticality) from zero to its length • So its average is (0+length)/2 2D: a square spinning over a line • Can cast a shadow on the line from its side length to its diagonal (cast at max rotation) • So its average is (side length+diagonal)/2 3D: a cube spinning over a surface • Can cast a shadow on the surface from the area of its sides to the area of the hexagon cast at max rotation • So its average is (area of sides+area of hexagon cast)/2 Which for a cube with side 1 is: (3✓3)/16.

THE ANIMATIONS ARE SO ON POINT!! Also this kinda looks like waves.of the ocean!!

Nobody ever stops to think what point in time is this question asked. If this is asked in the year 3000 there are no farmers, only librarians. People's way of thinking is so narrow.

U can see the EM waves propagating from the change when it moves

the way i screamed pi when he zoomed in on 3141 ☠️

The pi fact at the end 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

The wave propagation outward looks like the explanation for the big bang how matter is expanding out, the start of the atomic matter we know is the beginning of a wave transmission.

Thank you for making math suck less

IT MAKES SENSE

The answer is 1G. There's half an hour of my life i'll never get back.

Can someone explain 13:47? Why would you subtract the value at the lower bound?

Well, if you are allowed to converse prior to the flip, on the 3 square board, just make the one with the key different from the rest

4048 is a power of 2

The Best explanation, thanks!

I would flip the other T next to it and hope for the best. It would make the T with the coin under it the only one with H's all around it. It a long shot but I feel like it's the only thing I could do.

27:07 physicists when they do math: "the theorem applies for n going to infinity so let's assume it also applies for n = 100 since 100 is big"

What happens to the fractal shape on complex numbers z where P'(z)=0?

Giger counter

Can you calculate pi using graphs and integrals?

Why did this video blow up so much

Thank you!

Watching the animation at 5:30 and realizing the determinant is just the outer product (without the orientation information)

uhm what the sigma is going on over there

Flip it on the coins edge. Heads or tails isn’t technically a 50/50 chance

Imagine infinite kg

what game is this?

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