School Never Taught This Trick! | Use This Simple Method To Solve Any Problem

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In todays video, I will be teaching you how to solve an interesting problem. Make sure to like, subscribe, and also comment any questions or video ideas you may have relating to math!
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@cbernier3 2 дня назад

School definetly teaches that.

@richardmullins44 4 дня назад

All of your discussion may be of some use to someone who doesn't know any maths. But your first example x^x = x^2 can be solved by writing x = 2 as the answer.

@drkonero4695 3 дня назад

you simplified by ln(x) if you followed the same method that I 've did but you forget that you shouldn't because for x=1 ln(x)=0, which is unfortunate for you because this also a solution so solution of this equation are : x=1,x=2

@rls5907 День назад

@richardmullins44 Dude, you missed the other obvious solution x = 1.... this video was made for you!

@dkkavanagh17 День назад

You missed the other solution. For x^x=x^2, there are two solutions x=1,2 (1)^(1)=(1)^2 1=1 (2)^(2)=(2)^2 4=4 That’s why this video is helpful, it’s the more systematic way of finding both solutions, and he explains all the log laws involved.

@richardmullins44 День назад

@@dkkavanagh17 thanks.

@geremymuccleswood307 3 дня назад

You're just making the second question way too complicated bro😂

@texasrob2782 3 дня назад

This is a good study review video to look at multiple techniques at the same time. For a new student, this will seem way more complicated than it is. Don't try to teach multiple techniques with the same equation at the same time.