I used to get bored during maths class.. I now watch Eddie Woo math videos when i'm bored

@lovejsjo8007

Жыл бұрын

Fr

@hanselmarc9notes

Жыл бұрын

yes

@arunmoses2197

Ай бұрын

Real.

@diwakardas1807

Ай бұрын

Meee tooo❤❤❤

At the age of 31 after leaving high school 15 years ago. I haven given up my job and went back to college to study mechanical engineering and these videos are helping me massively with understanding a lot of the maths. Thank you.

@jiminsbluemold

8 ай бұрын

All the best on your journey, fellow learner!

@bakalimasudi393

6 ай бұрын

at the age of 31, I have returned to college to study Physics and Mathematics.

@HSP9032

Ай бұрын

I'm 33, and as I work in corporate, I realized my math fundamentals were weak. Coming here to learn.

Man, you are SUCH a good instructor. Unbelievably talented.

I already understand this concept, but just wanted to come on here to thank you for your amazing videos. Your videos have been a big help since the start of my high school year. Please continue with uploading such amazing videos, they really help a lot of students!

Imagine having this guy as your dad or uncle, you would grow up to be a wizard at math.

I find it fascinating how the schools differ from place to place. In America (or at least my state) students learn functions very rushed before tackling lines. Covering them in year 11 after using different functions so that you can extend that idea is interesting.

i love watching this guy. I went to a private school in the UK and my teachers were nowhere near as good as him. I'm 24 now and self teaching myself maths for a career change. Thanks so much for uploading these videos

I love these videos just like ur old ones they were pure gold

Wish I had such a teacher.

Really nicely done. You see questions and misunderstandings as opportunities.

A more intuitive teaching approach than what I remember from 11th grade with Miss Mars.

Doing ipt at NSB this year. Love all your vids

Kindly keep on uploading subsequent lectures too. Thank you very much for your content.

Thank you sir!! Needed this very much🙏

Honestly thank you so much your way of teaching is amazing it helps in be engaged with math you could say

Cardano vs Woo would have been an awesome duel, you are among the notables Eddie

I think this teacher never get old❤

Love from Rohtak Haryana India ♥️♥️♥️

@lakshaydalal541

Ай бұрын

bhai coordinates likhne bhool gaya tu

@sintheta126

Ай бұрын

🤣🤣​@@lakshaydalal541

@toyourinnersoul2832

Ай бұрын

@@lakshaydalal541 lmao

@harshita3975

12 күн бұрын

@@lakshaydalal541 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

a man with a passion to teach mathematics, thanks sir!

good teacher! well done

I just love Mr woo explanation

I would love to see you explain BigO notation in mathematical terms, most people try to oversimplify things to make it more intuitive. But I find it more intuitive when it’s in formulas and equations

@techwithtee8721

Жыл бұрын

I think Abdul Bari Data structure and Algorithm playlist is a good place to start with

Cheers Man you are great

Love your vids!

I'm writing tomorrow and I knew less about functions before I have watched this video, but now I can even explain it to my 5 year old brother

love and appreciation from india

2:47 is something I didn't realize needed to be explained, but it's indeed not obvious for a beginner who hasn't had much experience with algebra!

amazing ❤

I love Mr Woo

Love from assam

Man i wish i had him as my teacher i would be more interested in maths today.

Thank you

I'm 15 and I wish I could get taught by him so badly

Super

I love your videos, Eddie! Are you teaching Mathematics in IB? 😊

@theencryptedpartition4633

Жыл бұрын

Are u also having AA Math test this week🥲🥲?

@alvaroperezcosta4150

Жыл бұрын

@@theencryptedpartition4633 nope, I am a teacher in fact hahaha. My students took the exam yesterday :)

@theencryptedpartition4633

Жыл бұрын

@@alvaroperezcosta4150 I think if he did introduce IB Math on his channel, no one would buy revision village subscription haha

I need to link this to linear relationships. any video about it? still a good video

inspirational

thx man

i love u i love u bless you and everyone you love

i struggle with finding the range of functions when there are too many sq roots, mods and stuff in the expression

Good object

Pls do another season of teenage boss!

First viewer💞

What is the y² multiplying the f(x) in the bottom of the first half of the board?

@orekihoutarou3967

Жыл бұрын

I think you misread the term "eg" for y^2.

Where to watch all lectures? And wheres the second lecture of functions?

🥂

Mr Woo, you work at where?

@carultch

Жыл бұрын

He's teaching at Cherrybrook Technology High School, in Sydney Australia.

I’m here ‘cause I wanna finally right cool and useful code in Haskell

i have the exact same drink bottle

Haaland haaland he came for Germany he is here to win the foolball cup

Eddie, I hope one day you fully grasp the depths of how far ahead I was and how disgusting and false the narrative that has been cast on my life truly is.

Just wooo

why are you handsome mr teacher :⁠0

Sir you are very handsome

Pls do Domain and range pls teach its notations of xless than 0and less than 4like that

@carultch

Жыл бұрын

Domain is the allowable set of input values. Usually x or t. Range is the allowable set of output values. Usually y. If not otherwise specified that we are interested in complex numbers, both are limited to the field of real numbers. For instance, this tells us that the domain of y=sqrt(x) excludes negative values of x. The domain and range could be the total set of possible values for the function, or it could be a user-limited set, where only a certain interval of the domain is applicable to the problem you are solving. For instance, even though the domain and range of linear functions in general are both all real numbers, you might only be interested in the domain and range that produces positive values for both, if that is what is applicable to the problem. Common notations you'll use for domain and range: A fancy R for all real numbers Square Bracket notation, for inclusive intervals. For instance, x є [-4, 10] would mean the same thing as -4 ≤ x ≤ 10. Round bracket notation for intervals that exclude the end point. x є (-4, 10) would mean the same thing as -4 < x

How old your students and which class they are studying

@nikunjkhurana236

Жыл бұрын

This is year 11

@stewbaka4279

Жыл бұрын

i think this is the beginning of year 11 (15-16 year olds). It should be a subject called math advanced. In australia there are 5 different math courses. Numeracy, Math Standard, math advanced, Math extension 1, and math extension 2, so this is about the middle

@ThomasYang-fr7qb

10 ай бұрын

year 11!!! i,m doing this in year 7 australia!!! it is gifted and talented class though

Amazing class. Sadly it's just fourteen minutes

at 11:31 in the first questions the "1" is in brackets why isn't the "a2" in brackets?

@flam1ngicecream

2 ай бұрын

I know this was asked a while ago, but if you're still curious: the brackets are usually used when you have a variable being multiplied by something, and need to replace that variable with a number or longer expression. The brackets aren't needed in the a² example because "2a²" already looks like multiplication.

I clicked within seconds 🧐

This thing in the Indian education system (at least the thing which you taught in this video and the basics) is taught in the 9th grade and the teaching style is way different than how you taught but I like your teaching style more than how it was taught to me at least.

@srutis910

Жыл бұрын

nah indian teachers never taught functions. Very few do that, Its shit anyway

Advanced Math in Australia in year 11 (former 5th Form)??? In Europe “ Advanced Mathematics” starts in year 8 (former 2nd Form) this says a lot about the current level of Australian education

Hahahahah

what level of education is this? I mean students struggle to answer on formula for volume of cilinder

@carultch

Жыл бұрын

Usually a first year of high school topic, in the US.

But can we do f(f(x))? (I know, I know. It's coming.)

@andibensisva2155

Жыл бұрын

That’s a First-class function in CS.

@carultch

Жыл бұрын

Yes, that's called iterative composition.

11th grade?? Bro the fuck they doing over there until 11th grade?

@lachlanaulich3566

Жыл бұрын

Mate, you don't learn any of that stuff until year 10. Maybe a little like this in year 10 but it doesn't get expanded upon until year 11. Our education system is....interesting

@gefitrop3496

Жыл бұрын

@@lachlanaulich3566 bruh, we learn this in 7th grade

@lachlanaulich3566

Жыл бұрын

@@gefitrop3496 well congratulations, you've just one upped us. What country are you in btw

@sheppy5152

Жыл бұрын

@@gefitrop3496what country are you

@gefitrop3496

Жыл бұрын

@@lachlanaulich3566 germany. also the volume of a cylinder here is like 8th grade, that confused me too

i think substituting f(u-7) = 2(u-7)^2 + 3 is kind of confusing here, anyone here with the same thoughts?

@lewikj186

Жыл бұрын

It’s not squared. with f(u-7) you just substitute in (u-7) wherever x is. So 2x+3 becomes 2(u-7) + 3, then you expand out the brackets and it becomes 2u-14+3, then you can simplify to 2u-11

@chandanbanakar333

Жыл бұрын

why would you square (u-7) in the RHS

@lewikj186

Жыл бұрын

@@chandanbanakar333 you don’t because it doesn’t say x^2

@chandanbanakar333

Жыл бұрын

@@lewikj186 I know .. I was asking him, why he did it ..

S

savier

You speak so fast I can't understand😢

why are you fussing? stay calm in exposing and don't gesticulate too much, you create too much distraction with your gesticulations

Why I am sensing that the students in his class are smoking weed.

bro i wish this guy was my teacherrrrr