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Complete the Square - Find Radius and Center of Sphere

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Thanks to all of you who support me on Patreon. You da real mvps! $1 per month helps!! :) / patrickjmt !! Complete the Square - Find Radius and Center of Sphere. In this video, I use completing the square to find the center and radius of a sphere.

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Комментарии : 89

@shayeedie 8 лет назад

after every video I'm like "Why didn't my lecturer just SAY SO." Lol, keep up the great work thank you

@yadpreetcheema4806 6 лет назад

Patrick, you are the reason I made it through first year engineering and I just wanted you to know that : )

@actiondon4522 9 лет назад

i know it doesnt matter but you might want to clear up what you did with (-4/2) just in case it throws anyone off. Great example none the less!

@darkmole100 11 лет назад

As soon as I saw it as a homework assigned from my teacher, I freaked out. I came to your videos and understood in 3:48 minutes. You explain better than my teacher! THANKS !!!!

@Zeb23 9 лет назад

Your videos are amazing and incredibly helpful. Please keep up the amazing work. You're helping me through Calc II and understand the material better than the professor ever could.

@nathanaelvetters2684 7 лет назад

Great job! Not so slow it's boring, but elaborates and leaves no confusion whatsoever.

@patrickjmt 7 лет назад

i try to find that 'sweet spot' - it is hard to do!

@MI-zt6rz 5 лет назад

Great video bro, keep up the good work, not yet a varsity student but I explicitly understand the concept. Thanks

@surbhisharma6429 6 лет назад

Really awesome way of teaching ..... Really understandable .. 😊👍

@Realist.quotes 8 лет назад

who would dislike this?

@Flyingwithdale 7 лет назад

Trolls

@Javlini 7 лет назад

The professors. LOL

@jasonkrasavage1789 6 лет назад

because he's a lefty to be honest, it makes watching this video much more distracting lmao. He's always covering what he's writing with his hand

@salom77 6 лет назад

haha

@EllieBear7791 10 лет назад

This was very helpful. Thank you.

@skywalker9441 3 года назад

Thanks from New Zealand... stay safe everybody

@professionalbiologist7108 4 года назад

Holy Schmitt this guy is GOOD at Teaching.

@malikgulraiz3659 Год назад

Thanks. Learned something new from you

@annythien 10 лет назад

thank you so much! this helped me a lot.

@JehovaArmy7144 4 года назад

Was freaking out before this video, thanks for explaining things so well.

@knights328 12 лет назад

Thanks man you teach better than most professors.

@Imhim1200 2 года назад

nice simple explanation!

@ashleychavez5339 5 лет назад

Thank you!! You freaking rock!

@S-CoastRecords 3 года назад

thank you you are a lifesaver

@Deadlyaztec27 7 лет назад

Please add this under your Calculus, semester 3 playlist

@naders. 2 года назад

You are a HERO!!

@jasonlee4347 9 лет назад

thanksssss this helped me and my frens so much.. thanks from Asia (Malaysia) :)))

@jwahir6056 4 года назад

Thanks it helps me a lot

@paolaanaya4661 2 года назад

great video, thank you!

@salom77 6 лет назад

It will be very nice that you show our professors how to teach math.

@samu.k5293 7 месяцев назад

Thank you

@albireo13 12 лет назад

Once again brought back to PatrickJMT. How could I pass Calc without you? (Just barely :P)

@literallyanythingelseother 8 лет назад

Awesome video. Extremely helpful!

@hunter251125 7 лет назад

This was better instruction than my professor

@darkvenom6137 2 года назад

Thanks so much sir❣️❣️❣️❣️

@sunifabegum3793 2 года назад

thank you sir

@Noper812 3 года назад

Thanks!

@mirzashemin5556 3 года назад

Thanks man♥️

@selamj.6988 9 лет назад

Really helpful to review how to do this!

@Justinian169 9 лет назад

so (1/2) of -4 = +2... I think you should mention it's the absolute value because that would = -2

@zcypret 9 лет назад

+Justin McNell (1/2) of -4 = -2. HOWEVER, you also need to square the result: (-2) * (-2) = +4

@Chrisymcmb 3 года назад

Thanks G!

@Atlewis0007 6 лет назад

great video. simple explanation.

@anilbamb9028 5 лет назад

Great video my concept is clear now thankyou

@abdellatifhussine8973 2 года назад

by the way in the right side shouldn't you subtract to the right side?

@sheharyarahmad7078 8 лет назад

Extremely helpful video

@jackop9111 12 лет назад

Really helpful, thank you so much !

@ffdf4184 3 года назад

Ty!

@debruyn632 8 лет назад

Well spoken tutor!

@she8334 2 года назад

THANK U SO MUCH U R THE BEST

@patrickjmt 2 года назад

thanks back for the kind words :)

@115liamsi 11 лет назад

Great job dude !

@hellokittydimaggio 9 лет назад

what if you have a problem like this one except the z^2 has no other z component? like if you took out the 12z from this problem so it would be x2+y2+z2=4x-8y+5

@alexva1 12 лет назад

can you help me find conditions on A, B, C such that the equation represents a sphere x^2 + y^2 + z^2 + Ax + By + Cz +D = 0

@LazyLionStudio 13 лет назад

now what if you have X2 +3X + y2+ 2y+9/4=0 I got center as (-3/2, -1/2) and radius is r= 2.5 the fractions kinda threw me off but is this right?

@EmporerNapoleon 11 лет назад

What if the value is odd... dividing by 2 gives you a decimal number and a fraction for your answer. There has got to be a better way.

@brandonmbanks 8 лет назад

Thank you very much!

@KTMownage 13 лет назад

Awesome, Thanks a lot!! You rock!!!

@Elephantsworld33 11 лет назад

very helpful! THank you!

@janetkabanyana4567 5 лет назад

helpful thanks

@laylasaucedo2450 4 года назад

What if theirs a radical in the equation how do you solve that

@0HUSSAIN 12 лет назад

that was really good thank you so much ;)

@Inkieto92 10 лет назад

what if I have (x+A)^2+(y+B)^2+(z+C)^2= - 41 ?? I know that the center will be (A,B,C) but what about -41? I cant take the sqrt of a negative number??

@alexanderwickstrom4531 10 лет назад

You're right, an imaginary number wouldn't make a good value for a radius. At the same time, a negative number wouldn't either, so you shouldn't have the right side of the equation = -41.