Math Easy Tutorials

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Cubic Formula Proof Step 2: Applying Vieta's Substitution to Obtain a Quadratic Equation
In this video I go over the second step in deriving the Cubic Formula, and this involves converting our earlier PQ version of the cubic formula into a quadratic formula using Vieta's substitution.
Cubic Formula Proof Step 3: First Solution of y
In this video I go over the third step of the Cubic Formula proof which involves plugging our z value back into Vieta's substitution to obtain our first y solution.
True-False Quiz Questions 22: Cauchy–Schwarz Inequality
In this video I show that the absolute value of the dot product has a maximum value of the lengths of each vector multiplied by each other. This relation is known as the Cauchy-Schwarz Inequality.
Cubic Formula Proof Step 1: Removing x^2 term via PQ Substitution
In this video I go over the first step in deriving the Cubic Formula, which is to eliminate the x^2 term from the Cubic Equation by using the PQ Substitution method. This allows us to later apply Vieta's substitution to obtain a quadratic formula, which we can solve.
Cubic Formula Proof Step 4: Other Solutions of y using the Cube Root of Unity
In this video I go over the fourth step of the Cubic Formula proof which involves obtaining the complex solutions of y by considering the cube root of unity. Since the cube root of the z values from Vieta's substitution has 3 factors, we need to multiply the principle solution by the factors to obtain each separate solution.
Quadratic Formula by the PQ Substitution Method
In this video I solve the quadratic formula again, but this time using the PQ method instead of the complete the squares method that I used earlier. This is because the PQ method is utilized throughout the cubic formula proof, so this is a good preview.
Cubic Formula Proof
In this video I go over a complete derivation of the cubic formula, which is the solution to the cubic equation.
In this video I go over a quick intro to sequences (which are ordered lists of numbers) and series (which are sums of sequences). Isaac Newton represented functions as sums of infinite series, which paved the way for many applications in physics, chemistry, and science in general.
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Introduction to Infinite Sequences and Series
In this video I go over a quick intro to sequences (which are ordered lists of numbers) and series (which are sums of sequences). Isaac Newton represented functions as sums of infinite series, which paved the way for many applications in physics, chemistry, and science in general.
Introduction to Infinite Sequences and Series
In this video I go over a quick intro to sequences (which are ordered lists of numbers) and series (which are sums of sequences). Isaac Newton represented functions as sums of infinite series, which paved the way for many applications in physics, chemistry, and science in general.
Cubic Formula Proof Step 5: Putting it All Together to Solve for x
In this video I go over the fifth and final step of the Cubic Formula proof which involves putting all of the previous steps together to solve for the 3 solutions of x. Because I used the copy and paste method in Microsoft OneNote, I may be the first person to show the complete solution being derived in real-time!
Square Root of Unity, Cube Root of Unity, and Complex Rotations
In this video I demonstrate that the square root of 1 (or unity) has two solutions while the cube root of unity has three solutions, two of which are rotations in the complex plane. I show this by first determining the factors using the difference of squares and cubes formulas.
Cubic Formula Proof Step 2: Applying Vieta's Substitution to Obtain a Quadratic Equation
In this video I go over the second step in deriving the Cubic Formula, and this involves converting our earlier PQ version of the cubic formula into a quadratic formula using Vieta's substitution.
Quadratic Formula by the PQ Substitution Method
In this video I solve the quadratic formula again, but this time using the PQ method instead of the complete the squares method that I used earlier. This is because the PQ method is utilized throughout the cubic formula proof, so this is a good preview.
Quadratic Formula by Completing the Square
In this video I solve the quadratic equation by completing the square to obtain the famous quadratic formula.
True-False Quiz Questions 22: Cauchy–Schwarz Inequality
In this video I show that the absolute value of the dot product has a maximum value of the lengths of each vector multiplied by each other. This relation is known as the Cauchy-Schwarz Inequality.