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Euler's Academy
United States
Приєднався 12 лип 2011
Check out my website: www.EulersAcademy.org for a video library.
Currently, there are over 750 videos on a wide variety of subjects including high school math (algebra 1, 2, trigonometry, and precalculus), the CLEP test, the history of mathematics, Euclid's Elements, the ACT, and more.
The CLEP test for Algebra and Calculus allows students in the US to test out of these courses. Often, the tests are simpler than the actual courses and these credits are accepted at over 2900 universities and colleges.
The ACT is a standardized test used for admission into universities in the United States. The test covers 4 areas: Mathematics, English, Science, and Reading. Currently, there are two full playlists that cover practice tests for the ACT math section.
Euclid's Elements is the oldest written mathematical text and has been printed more times than any other book besides the bible. Studying this book is one of the best ways to learn the fundamentals of logic and reasoning.
Currently, there are over 750 videos on a wide variety of subjects including high school math (algebra 1, 2, trigonometry, and precalculus), the CLEP test, the history of mathematics, Euclid's Elements, the ACT, and more.
The CLEP test for Algebra and Calculus allows students in the US to test out of these courses. Often, the tests are simpler than the actual courses and these credits are accepted at over 2900 universities and colleges.
The ACT is a standardized test used for admission into universities in the United States. The test covers 4 areas: Mathematics, English, Science, and Reading. Currently, there are two full playlists that cover practice tests for the ACT math section.
Euclid's Elements is the oldest written mathematical text and has been printed more times than any other book besides the bible. Studying this book is one of the best ways to learn the fundamentals of logic and reasoning.
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Math Question of the Day: Tuesday August 29th, 2023
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This is an older video that I did not get to publish on time since I moved to Montana, but I finally have the time to work on these again. This video continues with the math question of the day series. For each question, pause the video and try to work out the solution yourself before resuming the video. The daily videos will get progressively more difficult throughout the week. Monday: PreAlge...
Math Question of the Day: Monday August 28th, 2023
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This is an older video that I did not get to publish on time since I moved to Montana, but I finally have the time to work on these again. This video continues with the math question of the day series. For each question, pause the video and try to work out the solution yourself before resuming the video. The daily videos will get progressively more difficult throughout the week. Monday: PreAlge...
Math Question of the Day: Saturday August 26th, 2023
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This is an older video that I did not get to publish on time since I moved to Montana, but I finally have the time to work on these again. This video continues with the math question of the day series. For each question, pause the video and try to work out the solution yourself before resuming the video. The daily videos will get progressively more difficult throughout the week. Monday: PreAlge...
Math Question of the Day: Friday August 25th, 2023
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This is an older video that I did not get to publish on time since I moved to Montana, but I finally have the time to work on these again. This video continues with the math question of the day series. For each question, pause the video and try to work out the solution yourself before resuming the video. The daily videos will get progressively more difficult throughout the week. Monday: PreAlge...
Math Question of the Day: Thursday August 24th, 2023
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This is an older video that I did not get to publish on time since I moved to Montana, but I finally have the time to work on these again. This video continues with the math question of the day series. For each question, pause the video and try to work out the solution yourself before resuming the video. The daily videos will get progressively more difficult throughout the week. Monday: PreAlge...
Math Question of the Day: Wednesday August 23rd, 2023
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This is an older video that I did not get to publish on time since I moved to Montana, but I finally have the time to work on these again. This video continues with the math question of the day series. For each question, pause the video and try to work out the solution yourself before resuming the video. The daily videos will get progressively more difficult throughout the week. Monday: PreAlge...
Math Question of the Day: Tuesday August 22nd, 2023
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This is an older video that I did not get to publish on time since I moved to Montana, but I finally have the time to work on these again. This video continues with the math question of the day series. For each question, pause the video and try to work out the solution yourself before resuming the video. The daily videos will get progressively more difficult throughout the week. Monday: PreAlge...
Math Question of the Day: Monday August 21st, 2023
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This is an older video that I did not get to publish on time since I moved to Montana, but I finally have the time to work on these again. This video continues with the math question of the day series. For each question, pause the video and try to work out the solution yourself before resuming the video. The daily videos will get progressively more difficult throughout the week. Monday: PreAlge...
Math Question of the Day: Sunday August 20th, 2023
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This is an older video that I did not get to publish on time since I moved to Montana, but I finally have the time to work on these again. This video continues with the math question of the day series. For each question, pause the video and try to work out the solution yourself before resuming the video. The daily videos will get progressively more difficult throughout the week. Monday: PreAlge...
Math Question of the Day: Saturday August 19th, 2023
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This is an older video that I did not get to publish on time since I moved to Montana, but I finally have the time to work on these again. This video continues with the math question of the day series. For each question, pause the video and try to work out the solution yourself before resuming the video. The daily videos will get progressively more difficult throughout the week. Monday: PreAlge...
Math Question of the Day: Friday August 18th, 2023
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This is an older video that I did not get to publish on time since I moved to Montana, but I finally have the time to work on these again. This video continues with the math question of the day series. For each question, pause the video and try to work out the solution yourself before resuming the video. The daily videos will get progressively more difficult throughout the week. Monday: PreAlge...
Math Question of the Day: Thursday August 17th, 2023
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This is an older video that I did not get to publish on time since I moved to Montana, but I finally have the time to work on these again. This video continues with the math question of the day series. For each question, pause the video and try to work out the solution yourself before resuming the video. The daily videos will get progressively more difficult throughout the week. Monday: PreAlge...
Math Question of the Day: Wednesday August 16th, 2023
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This is an older video that I did not get to publish on time since I moved to Montana, but I finally have the time to work on these again. This video continues with the math question of the day series. For each question, pause the video and try to work out the solution yourself before resuming the video. The daily videos will get progressively more difficult throughout the week. Monday: PreAlge...
Math Question of the Day: Tuesday August 15th, 2023
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This is an older video that I did not get to publish on time since I moved to Montana, but I finally have the time to work on these again. This video continues with the math question of the day series. For each question, pause the video and try to work out the solution yourself before resuming the video. The daily videos will get progressively more difficult throughout the week. Monday: PreAlge...
Math Question of the Day: Monday August 14th, 2023
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This is an older video that I did not get to publish on time since I moved to Montana, but I finally have the time to work on these again. This video continues with the math question of the day series. For each question, pause the video and try to work out the solution yourself before resuming the video. The daily videos will get progressively more difficult throughout the week. Monday: PreAlge...
Why n=5?
This is how i learned my geometry, also disclaimer this is an animatiok vs geometry refrence.
Don, You're Italian and I'm Danish. How could it ever work? Leondardo DA VINCI/SHIVA/SHIVA/LEONARDO DA VINCI.. Since when did that EVER matter, when it comes to brotherhood?
thank u so much i am very lucky for finding you
This looks fantastic. What a beautiful Step and Justification.
but how would you do it without using the graph
Needed this lesson
Thanks so much ❤
Could the amplitude sometimes be negative? How do I tell whether the amplitude is positive or negative?
I.3 is not needed for AG, just make a circle using Post.3 with A as the center, AF = AG
Sir , please tell , what is the diagonal of. This figure ,and by which formula we calculate
What if you get a complex answer?
I wish I had a teacher who would teach like you
How did you get the 53.13 in the first example
It was hella helpful thanks
How do i find the inverse tan without a calculator
thank you!
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really helpful thx
Zu's story is nothing but myth which can not be supported by any historic records.
thanks for the help the Khan Academy guide told me to go fuck myself
super helpful! Thank you so much!
The proof doesn't work if point D lies inside triangle ABC.
dojyaaan
Thank you!
i tried doing the final equation step by step when in got the same question on khan academy it said i was wrong😡
Exactly lmaooo same here that’s why I came to UA-cam to check what the heck is up
what is a zero
0
Excellent work!
Konichiwa sensei ! Good teaching. Even the slowest in your class wouldn't be left behind.
wth this is advanced even a 8th grader can do this within 30 seconds lol
Thanks this helped with my hw.
Thanks so much it was very very very important and helpful ❤
I really wished that you penciled in where the 2pi started and ended, going clockwise, because that is what I am struggling with. Reason why, is because when I apply 2pi, I'm not landing in the first quadrant, but in the fourth, on the original location (which is the same issue I'm confused with in Khan academy). I just came here for additional instruction on the matter. :*(
That really helped! Thanks
Excuse me sir how we will prove this
you got this inncorect
Hello I just found your videos and just wanted to thank you for uploading this. Youre a wonderful teacher. I understood this immediately from the way you explained it. It helped me solve a ton of problems I was having issues with! Thanks!
Great video!! What software do you use to write in these videos?
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Thank you! Have been struggling with this until I found this video!
Why can't we take the height as slant height because they didn't mention whether it's slant height or height of the cone?
Cool!!
ur the GOAT
You have saved me and my son. Have u thought about putting ur materials on “teachers pay Teachers”? My brother teaches ap history and he has many teachers that get his work thru that
Your explanations are so much better than khan academy. Now my go to. Thank you!
I think there is a mistake why didn't you subtract -0.359 from pie to get the actual angle from the real axis.
Thank you for work in service of Math learners. You've put together some fabulous resources that are of tremendous value. For free. God Bless You.
These are totally brilliant. Even though I watch ultimately wondering, 'So what?' But the idea Euclid created all this astounds me.
i have a test in around 12-13 hours and I need to know this, is it possible to do the second strat if there is a fraction on the right and left? if not pls help I need this by tomorrow
What if the area problem were reversed? (i.e., what if we were looking for the area of the white squares given an infinite amount of iterations?) I'm assuming that the area converges to 1?