This video really cleared out some important details that i missed during my lesson. And we cannot overlook the importance if a Nature break while linearizing :)

Fantastic video. clear and detailed explanation and an essential nature break in the middle haha

The only video that explains everything clearly! Thank you so much!

thank you, this cleared a lot of confusion

Great explanation. Highly recommend your channel to all High school students in Canada who are taking Math courses.

Thank you. Very good explanation. Crystal clear.

Thank you for helping people for enjoying math.

Very comprehensive explanations thank you!

This was really helpful, thanks a lot 😁🎖️

Thank you so much!! This was very helpful

Thank you sir, your explanation was very clear and extremely helpful

thank you i had a similar question to ur 3rd question. now i can do it

I love❤ this thank you Mr Anil Kumar

thank you so much!

Very clear explanation thank you. The key is the constant. From there it becomes much easier.

@MathematicsTutor

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks

Thank you for the explanation, my observation is directed to the last example: the gradient was negative (-k), so I was expecting a negatively sloped straight line instead of the upward sloping

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2 жыл бұрын

Yes, the line should have been drawn downwards as we have -k. You feedback is highly appreciated. Thanks a lot Victor.

Thank you very much but what would have been the way forward if the first example had y= then the equation in bracket and in inverse

why is the last example plotted in positive axis, while the gradient is negative??

thank you for the clear explanation. May I know, how to solve if the question Y=a exp (-kt) + b exp (-gt)? Will it be ln Y = (ln a - kt) + (ln b -gt). and how about if the is a combination of power and exponential?

I wanna do the linearization of u_{i,j}-u_{i-1,j} how can i do that