pay 60K a year for a private university and this you tube channel is 10,000 times better than the math professors they have at this "engineering" school

@patrickjmt

8 жыл бұрын

Send me your tuition. I will write your name on a piece of paper and sign it

@zacharysylvester8349

8 жыл бұрын

+Ryan Gasparini What the heck are you paying 60K a year for? Are you mad?!.... my friend you got ripped off big time lol! Thats pratically robbery.

@annaebbeson7656

7 жыл бұрын

You must be going to FIT like me lol.....PDE exam in 4 days and i have no idea whats going on (sigh)

@mikeshane2048

4 жыл бұрын

@@annaebbeson7656 Same here, Hope you got through the exam

@ZESAUCEBOSS

4 жыл бұрын

Uhhhhhhhh you might go to my school man 😂😂

What's even better than performing inverse laplace transforms is being told that you won't get a laplace transformation table on your next exam! :( Math would be a lot funner if GPAs and memorization weren't involved.

I can't thank you enough for this whole series of laplace transform! I started studying laplace just before the exam day and had no clue about this topic beforehand. I had little or no hope but surprisingly ended up getting a 97 in the exam, which was waaay beyond my expectation! You always got my back through Calc I to Diff Eqn. Again thank you so so much for these supports! You're an emotion for us Patrick!

if it weren't you id be selling mints on the sidewalk

@DutchKid121

7 жыл бұрын

LMAO! Ive havent heard that one before!

@sbk1398

7 жыл бұрын

Don't think anyone has lol

@5stepshred300

6 жыл бұрын

lmaooo

@neonnebby7370

5 жыл бұрын

😂

haha. I remember when I used to think the chain rule was hard. This puts things into perspective.

@5stepshred300

6 жыл бұрын

Lmao. Feel you

@oviirex506

6 жыл бұрын

I'm overwhelmed T.T

@speedspeed121

4 жыл бұрын

Today on my school's Reddit, the students were complaining about how hard their calc 1 final was.

@Hi_Brien

3 жыл бұрын

I remember struggling with a chain rule problem for 2 hours hahaah! I've since done it again in 10 seconds. How the times have changed.

This has literally taught me more than my 3 hr Diff Eqs lecture. Seriously, thank you

I learned more about Laplace Transform from watching this one video than I have in all of my previous lectures about it combined! This is magic!

just saved my life, missed this lecture. You explain things so much better than my professor.

Relearning the Laplace Transform for Chemical Engineering Process Control for senior year in university, I had no idea that we would need to use concepts we learned at sophomore year and now I'm doing a crash course on Laplace transforms watching every youtube video available

My professor literally provided these two videos in place of one of his lectures this week in order to explain Laplace Transformations, and I have to say they were much more helpful than the usual lectures.

@patrickjmt

3 жыл бұрын

lol, let him know that :)

Your tutorials are phenomenal, they explain what can be sometimes 4/5 lectures worth of learning in minutes. I don't know if you already are, but you would easily be a fantastic lecturer.

Thank you so much, would've been lost without these videos you make.Everytime i look for something math related and find that you made a video on it I instantly relax.

Terrific series on Laplace transforms! It was just what I was looking for as a refresher. Your presentation went to the right depth to satisfy my need with an approach that was smooth and calm. A notable achievement :) Many thanks.

Your videos helped out a ton, just wanted to say thanks for providing a helpful set of videos. Much appreciated.

Patrick with out you I couldn't have finished my all math Courses,, , your awsome!

I have my exam next week and was super lost on Laplace.. THANK YOU! Saved me at least a couple hours!

You're amazing Patrick! Thanks for saving me a lot of time!

Bro Honestly I Am Saying This For The First Time To Anyone But I Seriously Love You Bro. This Question Was Such A Headache For Me And Finally I Understood It By Your Video Lecture. Thanks Alot Brother. From Hanzallah With Love From Pakistan.

2 weeks till exam, and this was really helpful. Thanks a million

Your videos and explanations are great.thanks

- Thanks for the help, Pat!

I like your work. it has really helped me

your videos are awesome! and super helpful!

your lessons are very helpful sir thank you :)

Well-explained, as usual. Thanks again bro!!

another great video, thanks Patrick!

Finally it's here. Thanks patrickJMT!

Thank you so much. It was very helpful.

Bro you are a mad genius, fucking rare breed, OMG!

thank you sir.your videos are soo helpful for me

Hi patrick. I love you. Back to part 2. Thank you! :-)

very clear and helpful... thank you!

JUST in time! its on my exam tomorrow!! thanks a ton! :)

very nicely explained. Thanks a lot 🙆

thanks alot . really apprecaited ur efforts . this was really very helpful

These videos always help me out, sucks that youtube is throttling this particular one for no apparent reason

It's no worries !! I appreciate every video!!

You sir, are brilliant!

it was awsome,thank u so much!!!!

Saved my life, i have a problem similiar on my take home test execpt the problem had = e^-t and y(0)=0

Ah! Hahaha its no worries patrick! YOU ARE AMAZING! Your video's have helped me much, every, where, else!!!!

perfect. thank you for the video

cheers man this is perfect. Hopefully the last time i will ever have to do this as i am leaving uni a year early because i hate it!! cant wait

Thank you!

Great videos!!!

Your videos always have the best top comments when compared with other videos on KZread. And 3 hours early :D Just kiddin there are just 2 more days

THANK YOU SO MUCH

really thanks for you I am from syria and I learn more from this video

congratulations for 1 million subscribers

Can you upload a video explaining convolution, please? :) Thank you for getting me through college mathematics!

thanks a lot,,its very usefull one,,

just a suggestion...you could post a link to the 2nd part at the end of the first part video when you break them up. never made a video before so I have no idea how difficult it is. Either way thanks for the vids, I learn more from you and a few other channels than my teachers! got through Calc 1, 2 and 3 and now diff eq that way!

simply the best

thnks Patrick!

In the future, will there be a video about simultaneous differential equations using laplace? Great video.

Thank you sir

thanks a lot it's good 4 my final exam :D

this is helpful :) ....thanku

thanks prof.

oh boyy , you saveeeddd my gradess

thank you

such a easy way to solve maths nice tutorial

can you give a link to the tables you say you are using?

ahh... im a little confused on how to do inverse L.T thing... i can't see what formula in the table is suitable for certain equation... but it help me in having a background in this certain kind of topic.... i'm now in taking differential equation and your videos help me a lot to learn deeper in head cracking subject... :)

perfect! :)

@coolcold6499

3 жыл бұрын

what about multiplying u(t) to y(t)? because as you know laplace transform definition is for t>0 so when we use it and then take reverse laplace transform, our answer is only valid for t>0.

keep on going!

thank you!!!!!

So what kind of solution is this exactly? Did you find the transient response or the steady state one?

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patrickJMT dear thank you very much for your explanation. can you give a reference regarding ODE solving using Laplace T. and functions of matrices . thanks again

i should be paying this guy 9000k a year. not my uni

@patrickjmt

6 жыл бұрын

i'll send over my address :)

5:06 the coefficient of t^n should be 3 instead of 3/2 to make it equal to the 3 factorial. (2*3)

nice...good video

Thanks for these videos. Sometimes in this video though, I can barely hear you such as around 5:43

Could you solve another differential equation example using Laplace transform?

The day I'm not broke, Patrick is gonna get some CASH Not like tuition was worth anyway haha

The characteristic equation with undetermined coefficients is a faster way but it is good to know!

thank you 😍✌ I AM ALGERIAN

thax ★

the formula on 3:25 is not on the Laplace transform table found in my textbook...

Perfect :)

Super sir

how did you get rid of the factorial on the numerator

@jab89981

7 жыл бұрын

2! = 2*1 = 2 Another example of factorials is: 4! = 4*3*2*1 =24

exponential response formula ftw on this question. great demonstration though

literally the only reason I pass uni math courses....!

Thank you for this! Unfortunately, our professor won't allow us to use the table during the examination. :(

@keshavgendepujari8902

5 жыл бұрын

you're supposed to know transforms of basic functions... at least sinusoids, exponentials, steps, ramps, triangle and a rectangular functions... using these you can easily solve almost any problem in signal processing or analog networks or differential equations

very nice videos. but the playlists are out of order and many videos are not in playlists. for example solving differential equations using power series is not included in differential equations playlist.

@patrickjmt

7 жыл бұрын

yep

QUESTION. When we did IBP, and got uv, we still did the improper (0->inf) limit of it. Is that just a rule of improper integration I forgot, or is it a Laplace thing?

@davidontiveroz8295

9 жыл бұрын

sorry, posted this on the wrong problem.

Okay, so I looked around and I can't find anything on the IVP's where you're given a problem that has the independent variable being something other than zero, and you have to redefine it as another variable , then back substitute. These are the trickiest ones and I understand why no one wants to tackle them, but I thought for sure that you would . : (

Super

on time, every time :D

My mind is "blown". I mean that in more ways than one. Giggity.

You are my hero. ❤️🌈

do you have videos on solving z-transforms and inverse z-transform.? if so plz send the link......thankuuuuu

I love you

In Part one if you don't combine the terms on the right hand side, then there is no need to do partial fraction decomposition.

5 hours early :D life saver >.

any dieas how to solve system x' = -2x + y, x(0)=1 ; y' = -y, y(0)=1. I'm stuck at first equation in which i dont know what to do with y using laplace transform for x. HELP :/

how come I didn't find this earlier?

I'm in college algebra right now. Have a long way to go until I get to differential equations.

@patrickjmt

4 жыл бұрын

you'll get there! :)