Its a walk in the park once you understand the iteration. Most professors get embroiled in ...lets say other things or trying to sound smarter than is necessary. These are very, very simple equations.
@@n-da-bunka2650 Our professor confuses most students (at least during lecture where we do not have much time to think through) so we have to figure it out online ourselves lol
our professor knows absolutely nothing about this and i was very concerned about whether i’d be able to understand this ever. thank you so much, you just saved me!
This is an extremely clear explanation, but there is a MISTAKE at 6:25 where you mistakenly divided by 3 instead of 4, getting 20/51 instead of 20/68=5/17. It seems spectacular to me that half a million people watched this video and not a single one bothered to check, so I might be wrong, please point out my mistake if that's the case.
Such a clear explanation!! I suddenly had to sub for a professor for this topic and had to refresh my knowledge on this. I realized I barely retained anything on this topic and the book just left me more confused. This video really helped! Thanks so much Meghan!
All these Indian tutor videos of durations ranging from 30mins to above an hour, blabbering on and on about the same old memorized technique without any sort of explanations; and here this video is, just about 8mins and my mind is blown. Thank you very much! Much respect all the way from the land of spices. And turbans.
With all due respect, some people do not know how to teach but that lady definitely knows. Straight to the point with the application, no confusions and very clear
I wanted to thank you for explaining this, I was really struggling with this and my teacher and her notes were basically worthless. Your explanation was clear and concise and I appreciate you.
the thing i m gonna say may not be relative to the course. ur voice is close to my grandma, it s soft and warm, i never thought i can hear it on youtube. thanks
Learning this before my lecturer teaches us this method during our class this evening. THANK YOU! Gonna help my friends with this knowledge if they become confused during lecture
This is the first time i understood instead of repeating the method over and over again our professor is really good and he explains great but the method he used to calculate was somehow complex ......and instead of that....i understood the row operations here best just ......thank you ... This'll help me very much tomorrow in exams
I have watched several videos that were UpTo 30mins and still didn't understand. Before watching your video, I was skeptical because I asked myself I'd i didn't understand in long videos how much then in a short tutorial. But no, I was wrong. Thank you a lot Ma'am.
Wow. That is so much different from what my teachers taught me here in India. And tbh this seems far more easier, intuitive and useful. IDK why do they have to complicate it so much. Thank you Meghan for sharing this one. I'm gonna subscribe.
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thank you, even though i had problems with a slightly different version of the simplex, your explaining was clear enough for me to still be able to learn. im really greateful
I'm going to have to watch this over and over! I want to revise on the Simplex method I used at university years ago and I now have something I would like to use it for. Just for me, not work! However, I have forgotten the elements of the method. I was a bit lost but as you went on it became clearer but I will need to, as I said, keep watching until the penny drops!!
But if the number in the pivot column is negative, how am i gonna choose the pivot element? Since i want to look for the smallest, but can it be negative ?
minor error at 6:26 - column w in row 2 should become 5/17 not 20/51. This does not affect the final solution, but I had to check it when you said out loud "21 / 51" and then wrote "20 / 51"
