Algebra 2 - Solving Linear-Nonlinear Systems
What up, fam? Yay Math In Studio here, covering what first appears to be elusive, but isn't all that bad: Solving Linear-Nonlinear systems of equations. That is, suppose you have any of the conic sections, such as a parabola, circle, ellipse, or hyperbola. Where would those graphs intersect each other? Or, where would those graphs intersect a line, if at all? We cover all that here, using both the substitution method, and the elimination method. YAY MATH!
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omg we literally had a lesson about non linear systems today, but naturally instead of paying attention in class, i wait until i get home to watch your videos because of how you explain it, and ironically, you just posted this today-the day I need it
@rosamontero3807
6 жыл бұрын
#coincidences
Your visual approach preceding the algebraic equations is really turning my ability to understand around. I always thought I was dumb, but the visual first is so understandable! Thanks so much!!
@yaymath
5 жыл бұрын
Jeanette Yorba thank you so much for your kind and descriptive feedback. Indeed, visual first is key. Now try this openly accessible quiz I created, all within the website. See the link that says "Take the quiz" www.yaymath.org/algebra2-linear-nonlinear-systems
@jeanetteyorba198
5 жыл бұрын
@@yaymath ,,,, thank you sincerely for your response! Just to let you know,,, I dropped out of math my sophomore year in high school. I walked in the first day to geometry and the teacher just jumped right in to verbally explaining theorems ,,,, after about 10 minutes I got up and walked out,, thinking,,, I am not going to do this to myself. That year my father was diagnosed with cancer and had a near death experience. By my senior year I joined a program that afforded me a Nursing Assistant Certificate from a practical program. No math required. I later wanted to become a physical therapist and had great difficulty with math, algebra, trig., and so on. Life intervened again, and I returned from CSU Northridge PT program to my hometown to care for my mother who was then in her 70's. I am now 52 years old and within and in 2021 I hope to gain admittance to a Doctorate program in Oriental Medicine. Biology, Chemistry et al. are some of the courses I will need to gain admittance. I will be following your posts and really want you to know what a wide audience you are reaching and helping. I want to gain confidence in my math skills and thank you so much again! I will check out your quiz and look forward to your future posts. Best Wishes in all that you do, Jeanette Yorba :)
@yaymath
5 жыл бұрын
@@jeanetteyorba198 What an incredible honor, to play a small part in your ascent. It means everything to be in your corner, given who you are. Please sign up for my personal mailing list, if you haven't already, so that we can remain connected. eepurl.com/P_4ir
Nobody explains math as clearly as you do. I'm your big fan. Thank you very much!
So, you are just as goofy and entertaining without the class full of kids to feed off of. That's awesome. Great explanation. Saved to math favorites.
You make math understandable! Coming from a 36 year old back in college! I wish I had you as my class teacher! Thank you for your videos!!!
bravo!! get this guy a bigger board!
Thank you for helping us. You're the best :)
Really like this format
20 seconds in already better than 90% of my teachers
I like this idea of studio lessons.
i like how wacky and different you are. good teachers are like that. thanks!
OMG.. luv it, exciting math teacher
i so enjoy your videos.....it helps alot and u r a great teacher....
Awesome explanation! I am getting an A in my class because of your videos! THANK YOU!
The end of the clip makes me continue watching like a linear system.
Awesome thank you.
This really helps thanks
nice video, man, thanks :)
These videos helped me with my regents
do we have to use substitution to solve this?
hey just want to clarify, at 13:17 isn't that a hyperbola and not an ellipse? or did I miss something. thanks :)
@yaymath
5 жыл бұрын
You're totally right, I drew the hyperbola, but I said "ellipse." Sorry about that, and thank you for pointing it out!
@kuhlynsalazar1837
5 жыл бұрын
yaymath it was a stupid question since you drew it correctly anyway 😂 I’m sorry all these maths are getting to me because of finals I can’t think straight anymore
@yaymath
5 жыл бұрын
Not stupid at all
Thanks
hyperbola or ellipse?
Why would someone dislike this video?!
i like this guy his funny
I believe Y squared - X squared = 27 is a hyperbola not an ellipse……i reanalyzed my whole life when i heard you say it is an ellipse😂
13:38 its hyperbola, we make mistakes even to professionals.
Possibly you noticed you graphed a hyperbola rather than an ellipse, but hyperbola was the right graph anywho.
hahaha 2x1 is 3 and 2x1 is... hahahha