Remember me from high school? well I still need you fro my THIRD YEAR IN ENGINEERING 😂 I thought I was done with this stuff!

@patrickjmt

4 жыл бұрын

even after you are done, i'll always be in your dreams

@Tamoor622498

3 жыл бұрын

@@patrickjmt Who says you aren't now? ; )

Over the years, you have no idea how happy it makes me feel when I'm struggling with something and I hear your voice. Thanks for all your years of help.

Part 2 is finally up. Also, I have made many more involving laplace transforms, inverse laplace transforms and solving de's using laplace and heaviside if you need them.

LIFE SAVER!!! Thank you for all these straight to the point videos!

I always appreciate what you do, you make one the most helpful videos on KZread.

you are awesome, i officially declare my lecturer is useless now

Hey Pat! thanks for this video, btw where is part 2?

I have found this video very informative and helpful, many thanks, Patrick.

Thanks so much! I am cram studying for my midterm (I know, such a great student) and I have been trying to figure this out for a week and this video...just made it click!

@patrickjmt

4 жыл бұрын

perfect! good luck on your midterm

love watching your vids😊 they help so much 😺 keep up the good work👌

Nice!~ Looking forward for part 2.

im now taking my Master's degree, never would have thought i'd come back to you LOL

You got me through Cal I, II, II & Diff Eq. I thought I was done with math. Chem E said otherwise. So I'm back lol.

@MrAlbaze

6 жыл бұрын

hey how is chem e so far? I finally starting to take chem e classes after 1.5 years in college and I am curious

@samkeloxulu6195

5 жыл бұрын

@@MrAlbaze Broeh RUN and dont look back...its HELL ON EARTH

@MrAlbaze

5 жыл бұрын

Samkelo Xulu too late bro lol, almost failed thermo but I survived haha

@ozielpalma2771

5 жыл бұрын

@@MrAlbaze 3rd year ChemE here. RUNNNN

@MrAlbaze

5 жыл бұрын

@@ozielpalma2771 dude I am about to graduate, too late lol

Also have you got any videos about the dirac delta function?

Thanks! Right in time for finals!

Thank you so much your video is a life saviour!!

Amazing explanation Thanks a lot.

Heaviside pronounced Heavy side coined by Oliver Heaviside, this function is used to model electrical behaviour.

The thinking of a current realy helped me cuz I work better when i can relate but when i asked my lec what this stuf is used for he just explained the math again.

You are freaking awesome, you solved my problem

Great video :) when will the part 2 for this come out please?

@maamoonghanem4920

2 жыл бұрын

I love you ❤️

Great stuff! Thank you!!

I needed this last semester when my diff eq teacher was sick

I didn't understand and now I do. Thank you.

I warn everyone about to watch this video with headphones on - THE MARKER SOUND SCRAPING PAPER GIVES ME THE HEEBIE JEEBIES

Only if I had a teacher like you, I would have been good at maths:( I was never taught maths using graphs, just learn the formulaes that all:(

This was very helpful, tnx. Which playlist is this video from (Couldn't find it) ? And is there some part 2? Tnx again.

Hi Patrick, I m Mary. I am very happy to watch your videos. My educational technology and material design, I gotta do what I can do math course material for the course you think.( I m study University, Türkiye )

Good video Do you have a link to part 2? Or not made yet?

Any chance we'll be seeing part 2 soon? By the way, you've helped me throughout so many of my classes. Any place one can donate or something of the sort?

@andysoon2088

8 жыл бұрын

+Sandra Hecate patrickjmt.com

Thanks pat!!

ty this was helpful :D

Thank you 😍

Will you do any videos for solving diff. equations with laplace transformation?

@patrickjmt

8 жыл бұрын

Already have

that t^2 graph is well-drawn

Hey pat how do you represent heaveside function t>2? I know it is zero but how do you represent it?

Has part 2 been uploaded?

going from the peace-wise to the function couldn't be any more frustrating!!! XD

Thanks a lot man

thank Patrick so much!

@patrickjmt

4 жыл бұрын

glad i could help!

Thanks that is a really clear explanation. Also Heavi is pronounced Heavy

I love your video patrick:)

@patrickjmt

8 жыл бұрын

+Mary Meredova thanks! ;)

@marymeredova5923

8 жыл бұрын

:)

thanks a lot for ur help

What happens if there is a coefficient in front of t? For example, H(6t-1)-H(t-3)

congratz man

i literally just got on youtube to search for laplace transforms and the unit step function, and i find this in my sub box....

@patrickjmt

8 жыл бұрын

+TmoFaris i have quite a few laplace videos as well; i plan on expanding it over the coming days and weeks

@Golden_Scholar

8 жыл бұрын

+patrickJMT Checked out most of them if not all, very helpful for my diffy Q/Linear algebra course this semester

@ExperimentLife

8 жыл бұрын

+patrickJMT my class just finished Laplace transforms and unit step :(

Nicely done

@patrickjmt

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

tqvm!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nice video!

Great lessons!!!. How do I contact with you? I've some thing to clarifying few of the concepts that was studied during my undergrads, but I didn’t understand those anymore. Engineering math was totally disappointed me from those boring lectures.

Good information sir

Will this work with more than 2 steps?

Can you please make more videos on differential equations

Just took a test on this!

Thx a lot

Yaaaaaaaas math daddy!

Awesome

i understood it~

cool, mate!

Where is the part 2?

Thnks -from india

Why is there no part 2? Please answear

looking for part 2.. 😁

It's the same pronunciation as 'Heavy side' as in Heaviside Layer.

Is this function linear?

wheres part 2?

isn't this the same as convolution?

💥💥💯💯

Nice video though I am sensitive to that sound made by the marker.

where is part 2 give me link

what if g(t) = (t-1)^2?

Did anyone observed...he is writing with left hand.....I'm one too🙌🙌

I wanna be you when i grow up for realzzz

can you make a tutorial explaining ramp function please

can i find many vids on laplace transform and its applications ;)

@patrickjmt

8 жыл бұрын

I have a few on Laplace, going to do some applications soon

@m_abdallah

8 жыл бұрын

OK! God willing

where is part 2?

my guy said "heav-a-side"

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Does anyone here knows how to solve this? I really don't know how 🥺😭 I need it so much Define each of the following function piecewise and sketch their graphs. (Note: 𝑈(𝑥) is the unit step function while 𝑠𝑔𝑛(𝑥) is the signum function) 27. (𝑥 + 1) ∙ 𝑈(𝑥 + 1)

@thenolypus2054

4 жыл бұрын

f(x) = (x+1) for x >= -1 if i am wrong however, any correction is welcomed. as for the graph, just use some online graph calculator like Wolfram.

Your videos are great, but wow, do I hate the sound of that marker on the paper so much. Maybe rethink that. But again, great video.

It is a bit similar to the Föppl bracket

Magnetism n Diectricity = Electricity. Counterspace. Take the red pill and go down that rabbit hole.

use a pen please, that koaki sound goes through me like a mf

Weird stuff

we bafo yazi angi understand lana why do we go by 1 like ngi lost

not clear enough

u cant spell words

bro wtf are u teaching i want to understand wtf is this not memorize it bruh