I record and post videos on a variety of topics related to the Bible, theology, apologetics and discipleship, and of course mathematical topics. I am also a professional mathematics tutor at the community college level, tutoring students in developmental, 100-level, and 200-level mathematics courses. You can find my all the video tutorials that are posted here and other resources at www.danielwestfall.com.
If you have questions about the Bible, apologetics or any of the mathematics courses, there is a Ask a Queston form that you can use at www.danielwestfall.com/ask-a-question.html.
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Thank you for the information. Love trig.
Why i can't like the video.
Any real life applications, to bring mathematics alive in the classroom, OR is it just brain exercise??
Keep going. The Applications of Derivatives topics are mostly covered in videos 14-20.
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Thank you for the help!!
man, i had forgotten this... moving the decimal. we didn't have calculators when i was in high school as far as can remember. (9th grade math was all we had to take unless you were taking college prep classes) calculators sure make math easier.
Hello Daniel, i'm an old guy going back to school and i'm starting at the beginning. i'm glad i found your channel because i'm going to take MDE 10 beginning this fall. i have a question on which book you're using. i've been told that the e-book is on the Hawkes website but i haven't asked which book it is. are you teaching from the Hawkes e-book and if so, which one are you using. thanks
Different colleges in the VCCS will use different textbooks. I'm not sure which textbook your college has adopted, but these videos should cover all the same topics. If you'd like to view the OpenStax Prealgebra playlist on this channel that covers those same topics with a book you can access for free, you can access that textbook here: openstax.org/details/books/prealgebra-2e.
@@mathmandan thanks for the info, i'll check into that... as i continue to view your videos. i plan on going through MDE 60 as well as other playlist you have. great channel!!
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I get recommended the most random and out-of-nowhere stuff, I swear.
Hello, could you post here the pdf of the assignments for this class at Nova, I am starting the class on the 20th and I want to be prepared
While almost certainly not the textbook that you will be using for your course, if you would like to read a free online textbook that covers many of these same topics, you can check out the Contemporary Mathematics textbook from OpenStax: openstax.org/details/books/contemporary-mathematics. You can practice similar problems to those I am working from that textbook and answers to the odd-numbered exercises are provided in the back of the book. Your college bookstore will be able to provide you with information on the exact course materials for your section of MTH 154 that you are taking this summer, and your instructor will be able to provide you with a schedule of work for suggested homework and/or graded homework for the course when he or she goes over the syllabus with you (or if it's an online asynchronous course, the syllabus should become available for you to read the first day of class). The best thing you can probably do to get ready for MTH 154 is to practice your Prealgebra and Algebra 1 skills. You may want to check out these topics from the OpenStax Prealgebra textbook to help review those skills if you feel rusty in any of these areas: kzread.info/head/PLBpOIybtKeG_ZTSKcGO3dwQR0JfbE-TPw.
wow, you really are amazing man. even though I'm not Christian, I find your content very beneficial. you my friend have gained a sub.
how do you do trignometry
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amazing explanation!
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