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Dude i was just crying myself crazy wonder how in the world i'm going to pass my IB math HL exam and then you came up :) THANK YOU!! is an understatement.
You have a gift for being able to explain difficult concepts in the simplest of terms that countless other people cannot (and charge money for it). (obviously...THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!) -Chris C.
im planning on watching your videos on my exams tommorow since i forgot most of the lessons in 1st quarter.keep on making vids thanks for the help . (ill update this after the exam)
Wow i was actually gonna give up on math and eng. until i found this channel. You make it so explicit and clear to follow i'm actually catching pace like never before. God bless you
omg, i had no hope in my IB MATHS and now that i saw this i actually understand it. what ever my teacher tries to explain just goes like a bouncer. Thanks a million! owe big time!
This video is what made me understand this topic for the first time. I had all the resources next to me which did not help at all. However, this video makes everything digestible and easy to learn. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
Thanks a bunch, I understood the Binomial theorem as far as the powers go but was really confused on the coefficients of the terms. This was super useful. Also the fact that you can write lefty on a whiteboard and not smear is pretty dang impressive.
That feeling you get when you've been trying to struggling with something, then finally go to youtube, search for a video by patrickJMT. Knowing you will finally understand. *Priceless*
@jaybeebee14 i used to be pretty indifferent to it myself (although i never hated it). it tends to be taught in the most boring, useless way (i think). i, myself, am guilty too since i am showing mechanics mostly (but only because this is what matters for your grade)
i had to take Number Theory as an independent study course .... the professor handed me a book and told me to read the first 5 chapters and expect a test by the end of the semester .... I was considering to change my major :( long story short, Patrick has become my at home professor lOl !!! THANK YOU SOOOOOOOO MUCH !!!
Dude you rock.......you explain things so much better than khan academy.....you should give him a lesson here and there about organization......his explanation is all over the place man....any hoo thanks my man.
I think your the best, I tend to understand you very good and I am not a Star at Mathematics, thanks, soo I intend to look you up for other math problems, keep doing what you do and thats being one of the best teachers.
Thank you so so much ! I haven't been to figure this out at all until I clicked on to your video! I have a final tomorrow and I totally get this now. Thank you !!!
you have zero idea of the lives you are basically SAVING. xD The best thing about your videos is that you don't rush the explanations. It takes me some time to absorb each bit of info for which reason going fast really messes up my focus. So glad you made these vids! The worst math student on earth is gonna pass with flying colours!
I cant believe im expected to do this when no one ever taught me what any of the math words your using to explain this means. My school is a fcking joke
You have to come to Singapore one day, man! My entire class failed their Additional Maths class cause we didn't know shit about anything you have in your tutorials! Please be our new Maths teacher.
@az121na Yes you can, and it is a much shorter and easier method if u want a video on that there is a annotation for the video showing how to use a pascal's triangle at 1:10-1:27
Just started learning combinatorics and this video did way more for my understanding than 3 chapters a textbook filled with mathematical notation. I know it's not practical to explain every single step to the simplest level but filling a book with squiggly lines almost makes math not worth learning for a lot of people.
1 raised to any number equals 1. 1 multiplied by any number equals the number that 1 was multiplied by, so he just erased the 1s even though they are technically still there.
I hope your probability and statistics videos will become a lot helpful for me during this liberal arts math class. I have no idea how to solve the probability problems in the textbook. And my only hope lies with Patrickjmt's videos. They were helpful in the past, hope there still as helpful
Thanks a lot :) I'm a GCSE student and we have to do this shit. Our teacher didn't have time to teach us so we got to teach ourselves :/ This is really clear, thanks :)
