Youtube comments of (@MathQueenSusanne).

  1. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  2. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  3. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  4. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  5. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  6. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  7. Wow, that’s crazy! You’re right, that factorising is way faster, but I will never understand why some teachers force their students to solve the problems in just one way. There are so many different ways how to solve problems and it kills the creativity if you’re not allowed to find your own way.
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  8. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  9. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  10. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  11. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  12. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  13. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  14. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  15. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  16. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  17. That’s my preferred way! 😄
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  18. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  19. It has been a lot of work 😆 To be honest, I didn't expect anyone to notice. Your comment made my day!
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  20. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  21. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  22. That’s nice! Never thought, that people would use math to relax 😅
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  23. Thank you so much for your kind words! This means a lot to me to keep going!
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  24. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  25. That makes me so happy, thank you!
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  26. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  27. Wow, thank you sooo much for your kind words! I always felt safe in the world of mathematics and so I decided to study it. At university it’s something completely different though and so I decided to stop after my Bachelor of Science and do something else.
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  28. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  29. Oh nice! So you divided the square into 4 parts using the diagonals. That’s clever!
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  30. 😂 These are not the symbols you are looking for!
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  31. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  32. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  33. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  34. Aaaaw, how cute is that! Thank you so much ❤️
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  35. Thank you so much for your kind words!
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  36. Awesome, that you watch math videos, although you don’t need them anymore to learn something. I always thought, that only students watch my videos, but it’s great to reach people from all ages!
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  37. It’s awesome, that you all keep on training your brain and that we have people of all ages here on my channel!
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  38. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  39. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  40. Awesome, that you tried it again after so many years!
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  41. It absolutely is when you work with limits.
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  42. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  43. So great, that you watch math videos in your free time!
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  44. Awesome, that you’ve been so curious, although you found the answer by yourself already!
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  45. Nice idea! Thanks for sharing!
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  46. 😂
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  47. Thank you soooo much for your kind words! I try to explain every step that I take. But of course it’s too slow for some people and too fast for others. But I give my best to find a balance! 😊
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  48. Hey Mark, nice to see you here as well! 😍 Yes, an American friend of mine told me, that no one writes the 1 like I do 😅 So I adjusted it for the English videos. It’s not easy though, because I was used to write it in a different way my whole life. But I like challenges!
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  49. Witchcraft! 😜
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  50. Awesome, that you were curious enough to learn something new!
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  51. Thanks for your feedback! In Germany almost everyone uses the quadratic formula. So I have to get used to it, that international students prefer the „two brackets“-method. But I will use it in my next videos then, thank you!
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  52. I'm so glad you're enjoying my video selection! There are so many topics to explore, and it will take some time to cover them all… so we have plenty of exciting years ahead of us! 😉
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  53. There is always a price to pay 😜
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  54. Thanks a lot! I changed it 😅
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  55. Thanks a lot for your sweet words! I just started the channel 3 weeks ago and I’m super happy with the fast growth!
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  56. Yes, I am 😍
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  57. Hehe, that’s kind of you! I’m trying my best and am still learning to get to know the math terminology for everything. But we all learn English at school, so it’s an important language. Where are you from? 😊
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  58. Unfortunately, it just takes practice, but you can do it! I hope my videos help you over time 😉
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  59. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  60. Thank you! This means a lot to me!
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  61. That’s awesome, that I could reassure you. Then enjoy your upcoming projects!
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  62. Thanks for watching and great, that you tried it yourself!
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  63. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  64. Yeah, that’s also a nice way! Thanks for sharing!
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  65. It’s crazy how this channel grows! I’m sooo happy, that there are so many people out there who enjoy math as much as I do!
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  66. Thank you so much!!
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  67. Hehe, that’s awesome!
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  68. You’re welcome! Where are you from? It’s afternoon in Germany 😄
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  69. Wow, your words make me so happy! Thank you so much for your positive feedback!
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  70. You cared enough, that you even left a comment?! Do you usually watch math videos?
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  71. Aaaaw, thank you so much for your kind words! Have a nice weekend!
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  72. Yeah, it feels good to use your brain from time to time 😄
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  73. How kind of you! Thank you so much for your support! Heard the term „surds“ for the first time. Is it a common thing to call square roots like this, that can’t be further simplified?
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  74. Wow, thank you so so much for your incredible support!!! I am overwhelmed by your positive feedback and that my way of explaining helped you so much to finally understand it. That is awesome! And it’s great, that you’ve never given up!
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  75. Thank you so much for your kind words! It’s awesome, that you watch math videos in your free time!
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  76. Yes nowadays you write the square root symbol differently and I was confused myself at the beginning as well. But it is actually similar to how you use the notation in coding. You write sqrt(x+1) for example, so the square root of (x+1). Does this help you?
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  77. Thank you for your questions! We are so used to the fact, that for example 5•3 is the same as 3•5, that we think this is always the case. But this only works because these are real numbers and in this case the commutative law applies. But multiplying matrices is not commutative, so we have to be aware of this, that we can’t just switch the two matrices and get the same result.
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  78. Music and Math come often together ❤️
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  79. You can have both 😅
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  80. Because they don’t have an effect on the limit of polynomial functions. You could also just factor out the term with the highest exponent. All the terms of lower exponents will become fractions then, that approach zero and thus don’t play a role in the limit process. All I’m saying in this video is only valid for fractional functions, so a polynomial divided by another polynomial and if x approaches + or – ♾️😊
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  81. I love you too, mum 😄
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  82. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  83. How cute of you, thank you ❤️
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  84. Awesome! Could you follow? 😊
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  85. You can use the different values of x to find the values for a and b. And if you insert 86 for example into a=120–2x, then you get a negative value for a, which doesn’t make sense for the length of our side. Hope this helps! 😊
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  86. Hey, schön dich hier zu sehen! Ich hab diesen Englischen Kanal vor einem Monat gestartet und bin erstaunt wie viele Mathebegeisterte es international gibt. 😄
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  87. Good for you! But I’m not here to show off, I’m here to help people understand math. 😊
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  88. Oh wow, that’s awesome!! And yes, I remember your profile pic! Thank you so much for your loyal support and lots of love to you!
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  89. Wow, that’s incredible and makes me so happy!! I hope you can overcome your traumatic experiences with my videos!
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  90. Nice, that you tried it again! Did you remember how to do it?
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  91. Hehe, that’s one way to do it 😜
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  92. Thank you so much for your feedback! I’m not a native speaker, so I trust you in this of course. But I just „googled“ the difference and people say the same as you do, but they also say that it is used interchangeably in general. So do you think it is wrong to use it like I did in the future? Is it more common to call them roots (also in exams)?
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  93. It’s true, what @giantswingallday7001 is saying. If you only want to calculate √9, then the answer is only +3. The result of calculating a square root is always just the positive result. It would be different if we had to solve the equation x²=9. This equation has two solutions, +3 and –3.
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  94. Oh thank you!
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  95. Have a wonderful morning!
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  96. You can do that, but only if x≠0. Because 0 is not allowed in the denominator. 😊
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  97. Aaaaw, thank you so much! It’s great, that you enjoy it!
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  98. Great, that you could solve it! Yes, equations are usually not a part of our daily lives. 😄
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  99. Thank you soooo much!!
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  100. Partying and networking is important as well 😄
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  101. Thank you so much for your feedback! I’ve seen some other YouTubers using the x as a multiplication symbol and was confused, because I thought you can easily confuse it with the variable x.
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  102. I agree, but it sometimes helps people to see the other method. The first method is my preference because there is more math! 😉
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  103. Hehe, thanks for your kind words and that you enjoy watching my videos so much!
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  104. No, if you really just want to calculate the square root of 36, the result is always just positive, so just 6. It’s only different, if you want to solve an equation like x^2 = 36. There you get +6 and -6 as a result. Hope that helps you! 😊
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  105. This was question B of the MAT 2016, that you have to take when you apply for the Oxford University.
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  106. Great job!
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  107. Cute!
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  108. @terencemeikle534 Thank you so much! You just made my day 🥰
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  109. Thank you so much for watching 😍
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  110. I’m sorry that you feel this way!
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  111. I love how helpful our community is! Thank you for not just watching but participating 😊
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  112. Wow, thank you so much for your support, Richard!!
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  113. Oh wow, thank you so much for your kind words! ❤️
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  114. Aaaaw, this sounds like a wonderful morning! I’m proud of you starting your day like this!
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  115. Thank you for this nice idea! I will keep it in mind for my next videos!
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  116. Thanks for the input! Will do a video about this!
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  117. Oh wow, thank you so much for your kind words! What did you study?
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  118. Oh nice, so you really need mathematics in your job! I was never good at chemistry 😅
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  119. Thank you for your questions! To 1: If you only want to calculate √9, then the answer is only +3. The result of calculating a square root is always just the positive result. It would be different if we had to solve the equation x²=9. This equation has two solutions, +3 and –3. To 2: For a=-b the expression would not be defined, because we would divide by 0. Does this help you? 😊
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  120. How kind of you! Thank you so much!
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  121. Oh I’m sorry! I try to think of that in my next videos. Thank you for your feedback!
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  122. ❤️
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  123. Thank you! 😊
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  124. Glad it was helpful!
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  125. Das hier ist mein neuer englischer Kanal. Auf meinem MathemaTrick Kanal gibt es diese Videos alle auch auf Deutsch 😊
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  126. Thanks a lot for watching ❤️
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  127. Thanks for watching!
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  128. Great, that you liked it!
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  129. Wow, thank you soooo much for your generosity! All the best to you! Do you need math at the moment for some kind of exam?
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  130. Really? When I check it, it works… that’s strange.
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  131. Thank you so much for telling me about this problem! I just fixed it!
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  132. How awesome! I just watched a Bob Ross video last night to fall asleep more easily 😅
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  133. That’s awesome, thank you so much!
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  134. That’s also a way to use my videos 😂
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  135. How cute are you!! Thank you so much for your motivation ❤️
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  136. Hehe, jaaaa hab den Kanal vor 3 Wochen gestartet und bin total überrascht wie gut er angelaufen ist!
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  137. Awesome, that you watch math videos in your free time!
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  138. This question was part of an exam, so it has to be solved without a calculator and that’s why you just assume, that there has to be integer solutions. Otherwise you’re lost 😅
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  139. It’s great, that you have that talent! But school was probably not easy for you then, because you always have to use algebra to explain what you were doing. But having that logical way of thinking is a gift!
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  140. Awesome, that you tried it yourself and succeeded! And a special thanks for watching my video anyway!
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  141. That’s funny because it really is the local soccer club of Kaiserslautern, and Darmstadt isn’t really seen as an ally. 😅 I worked at the club for a few years, though I’m not a fan of soccer, but I love the hoodie!
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  142. Super lieb von dir, Dankeschön! Ich bin echt überrascht wie gut der Kanal angelaufen ist!
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  143. Thank you! You too!
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  144. Great job!
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  145. Haha, das wärs!
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  146. „log“ usually stands for „log base 10“. But you can also use ln, so your result would be ln(5)/ln(2).
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  147. Glad to hear that! 😍
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  148. But you tried, which is great!
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  149. Thank you so much! I’m German and I try to get used to the different mathematical expressions. But I enjoy learning again as well.
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  150. That’s awesome! I’m proud of you!
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  151. Wow, thank you so much for your support! That’s so kind of you! 😍
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  152. Oh no, you’re right! Missed that one!
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  153. Thank you so much for your loyal support!!
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  154. Yes, I just started 2 weeks ago! 😍
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  155. Thank you kindly!
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  156. Dankeschön!
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  157. Thank you so much for your kind feedback! I try to use this word instead then. Awesome, that you help me getting better!
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  158. But it’s great, that you tried! And now you learned something. Thanks for watching!
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  159. Well done! 😆
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  160. Hey math friends! If you’re enjoying this video, could you double-check that you’ve liked it and subscribed to the channel? It’s a simple equation: your support + my passion = more great content! Thanks for helping me keep this going – you’re the best!
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  161. Aaaaw thank you so much! So glad to hear this! 😍
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  162. Wow, that’s incredible! Thank you for being so loyal!
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  163. Well done! 😊
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  164. Thank you so much for your support, Dave!! 😍
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  165. Oh wow, thank you so much for your kind feedback and all the best to New Jersey! It’s awesome to reach people from all around the world!
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  166. 😆 🤣
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  167. Thank you for watching! ❤️
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  168. Wow, I’m so glad, that you enjoy it so much!
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  169. Yes, you’re right! We use them a lot in Germany! But when I did my research on how things are taught in the US, it seemed like they don’t use these formulas. So I didn’t want to confuse anyone by just using them. 😊
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  170. That’s awesome!!
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  171. Thank you so much for your kind words!
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  172. Well done!!
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  173. Is there a German translation? 😄
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  174. Thank you for your positive feedback! But I have to correct you. When you just calculate the square root, your result will always be positive. So for example the square root of 16 is only 4. It is not -4. You only get these two results, when you solve a quadratic equation. So if you have x^2 = 16. Then you get 4 and -4 as a solution. Does this help you? 😊
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  175. Awesome, glad I could help! 😊 And it’s great, that you’re open to learning new things.
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  176. Yes, it’s called “MathemaTrick” 😊
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  177. I feel you 😄
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  178. That is awesome!
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  179. Try it out and tell me how it went 😅
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  180. Awesome, that you solved it so quickly!
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  181. This is wonderful! I will try my best 😊
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  182. How kind of you!! Thank you so much for your support Neil! 😍
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  183. Glad to hear that!
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  184. 🤣 It takes practice. You can do it!
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  185. Yes, that’s me! 😊
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  186. Thank you so much! ❤️
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  187. Nice, that you used trigonometry!
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  188. That’s awesome!
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  189. Thank you so much!
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  190. Always 😄
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  191. Surprise! 😜
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  192. That’s awesome!!
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  193. Dankeschön für deine lieben Worte! Ja den Kanal hab ich vor 3 Monaten gestartet und bin so überrascht über das positive Feedback!!
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  194. You're absolutely right, geometrically, it is a chord! In the word problem this question was derived from, it is called stick/rod. I should have defined it as a chord, though. Thank you for the feedback 😊
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  195. Welcome back!
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  196. 😆
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  197. That’s awesome! 😍
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  198. I get why it might feel that way, but honestly, choosing to learn something new is a great use of time. That’s way more productive than most Saturday nights. 😉 I’m glad you found it interesting—thanks for watching!
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  199. Thank you so much for your kind words and welcome to my channel!
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  200. Ja, ich hab mir diese Challenge schon länger vorgenommen, mich aber nie getraut 😅 Vor einem Monat hab ich mich dann aber überwunden und der Kanal läuft echt super an!
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  201. Hey Jens, cool, dass du meinen Englischen Kanal gefunden hast! Hab grad vor 2 Wochen mein erstes Video hochgeladen. Nachdem ich das Video hier aufgenommen hatte, hab ich auch zufällig gesehen, dass sie es „Difference of Squares“ nennen. Ich hatte davor nur einen Amerikaner gefragt wie bei denen die Binomische Formel heißt und er „noch nie von gehört“ 😅
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  202. In the math script, it would say: Proof: trivial
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  203. Awesome, that you use math to relax 😄
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  204. Great, that you tried it by yourself!
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  205. Hi David, I‘m going to upload a mix of videos for all kinds of levels. Starting from 5th grade to university. And sometimes it’s too easy, sometimes it’s too difficult. Depending on your level 😉
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  206. Haha, I can’t help the German in me 😅
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  207. Thank you!!! Glad you think so 😊
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  208. Thanks!
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  209. Best dad ever 😂 Say Hi to him!
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  210. Thank you so much for your kind words!
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  211. Thank you so much for your motivation!
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  212. Thank you, I will!
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  213. Hi Roland, thank you so much for your kind words! We actually learn French at school in Germany and this is me 11 years ago: https://youtu.be/XqBy8ftwCcM?si=nD-yVSsAC6iEv5ou
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  214. Oh wow, you found my English Channel as well! You’re already following my German videos and now you support me here as well. Thank you!! 😘
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  215. That’s awesome, that you learned something!
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  216. ❤️
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  217. That’s great, that you watch math videos in your free time!
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  218. Thank you soooo much for your support! ❤️
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  219. Wie lieb von dir! Hab gerade erst vor 3 Wochen gestartet und bin so begeistert wie er angelaufen ist. Dankeschön für deine Unterstützung!! 😍
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  220. See you tomorrow then again 😄
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  221. It's all about the proof 😉
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  222. Oh wow, das freut mich total, dass du beide Kanäle verfolgst!
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  223. Aaaw, how kind of you ❤️
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  224. Sorry 😅
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  225. Thank you so much! ❤️
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  226. Oh wow, that makes me so happy! Welcome and enjoy my videos!
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  227. Awesome, thank you so much for your kind words!
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  228. Aaaw ❤️ Thank you for watching!
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  229. Well done!!
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  230. Wow, thank you so much for your kind words!
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  231. Ja gerade vor einem Monat gestartet 😊
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  232. Great, that you found another way to solve this problem! Our brains all work differently and that’s a beautiful thing!
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  233. Would be possible as well 😊
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  234. Awesome, that makes me happy!
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  235. Good luck! 😅
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  236. Thank you so much for your feedback! I’ll keep it in mind for my future videos.
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  237. Oh wow, thank you so much for your support!! 😍
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  238. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  239. My pleasure!
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  240. 🤣 Good point!
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  241. How kind of you! Thank you! ❤️
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  242. In 10th grade in Germany, students are usually 15 or 16 years old.
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  243. Hehe 😈
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  244. Hehe, but it’s awesome, that you were so fast! You solve math problems regularly?
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  245. Hehe, nee, hab da noch bisschen mehr geändert 😜
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  246. Aaaaw, my greatest inspiration! 😄 I loved watching him paint all night long.
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  247. It’s not very elegant, that’s true! But it always depends on the context. 😊
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  248. Thank you for your kind reply! Out of curiosity, from which country are you watching my videos?
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  249. Awesome, that you tried it again after being out of school for such a long time!
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  250. Awesome, that you watch math videos in your free time!
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  251. Awesome, thank you so much! I hope you enjoy my other videos as well.
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  252. Me too! 😉
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  253. Hey Heiko, das ist mein neuer Englischer Kanal. Für meine deutschen Videos müsstest du auf meinen deutschen „MathemaTrick“ Kanal gehen 😊
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  254. That’s awesome!
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  255. 😂
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  256. Thank you so much for watching! ❤️
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  257. You're welcome 😊
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  258. Your first „rule“ you’re using doesn’t exist. This simplification would only work for 2^x • 8^x (so with a multiplication symbol in between, not a plus). Does this help you? 😊
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  259. Glad you think so! 😃
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  260. That’s awesome! Welcome to my channel and hopefully you enjoy my other videos as well and get more comfortable at math.
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  261. Thank you so much for your motivation 😍
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  262. Oh wow, so glad you like my videos so much!
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  263. Thank you so much for watching!! Have a wonderful weekend!
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  264. Thanks!
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  265. Not yet, but I’ll put it on my to-do list.
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  266. This was question B of the MAT 2016, that you have to take when you apply for the Oxford University. Of course not all of the questions are that easy. 😊
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  267. I’m happy, that you enjoy my videos ❤️
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  268. 😆 I believe in you! You can do it 💪
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  269. Thanks a lot!
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  270. Awesome! Which way did you take?
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  271. Thanks for your kind feedback! ❤️
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  272. That’s wonderful! Thank you so much for watching!
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  273. Glad you like it :) Thanks for watching!
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  274. Wie lieb, Dankeschön! Hab den Kanal gerade vor 3 Wochen gestartet und bin echt erstaunt wie gut es läuft! 😍
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  275. This was question B of the MAT 2016, that you have to take when you apply for the Oxford University.
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  276. It’s fascinating how confidently some people make wrong statements. But since we are here to learn something, here is my answer to your question: If you only want to calculate √9, then the answer is only +3. The result of calculating a square root is always just the positive result. It would be different if we had to solve the equation x²=9. This equation has two solutions, +3 and –3. Hope this helps you! 😊
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  277. That’s awesome! I’m proud of you!
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  278. Smart 😃
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  279. Oh wow, that’s awesome! Thank you so much for your loyal support and I hope you keep enjoying the upcoming videos as well!
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  280. The question in the exam was only to find the „real solutions“. 😊
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  281. It is not, because it is not „2 times x“, but „2 to the power of x“. Does that answer your question? 😊
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  282. Well done! 😍
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  283. Dafür habe ich ja meinen deutschen „MathemaTrick“ Kanal, auf dem ich weiterhin deutsche Videos hochlade 😊
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  284. Thank you!
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  285. Math is worthy of all of our love! 😂
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  286. Thank you so much! Just started a few weeks ago, but I’m so happy about all the feedback!
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  287. Thank you so much for your feedback! I will use it in my future videos then.
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  288. Weil ich vor 3 Monaten zusätzlich zu meinem deutschen Kanal noch einen Englischen gestartet hab 😊
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  289. Glad to hear that! I hope you enjoy all of my videos!
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  290. Well done! 😄 I like your way of thinking!
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  291. Lol Glad you enjoyed it 🤭
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  292. Aaaaw, thank you so much for your kind words!
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  293. Thank you so much for your kind feedback! Keep up the good work on your channel!
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  294. 😂🤣😂
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  295. Hehe, but I’m proud of you, that you are trying to get better again!
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  296. 😆
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  297. 😆 I'm sorry!
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  298. Thank you so much Manuel!
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  299. You’re right, I also have the German channel @MathemaTrick 😊
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  300. Thank you so much!
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  301. That’s awesome, that you still do math as a hobby!
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  302. You’re awesome!! Thanks a lot! 😍
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  303. I’m sorry 😅 But thank you soooo much for your support!
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  304. That is a fair critique, I will keep that in mind for future videos. Thank you for your feedback! 😊
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  305. Wow, thank you!
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  306. That’s cute 😄
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  307. Thank you, too, for watching!
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  308. Oh right 🙈 I’m going to correct it, thank you for telling me!
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  309. I’m sorry 😅
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  310. I’m sorry 😅
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  311. 🤣 Touché, there is nothing wrong with that!
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  312. Dankeschön, dass du auch hier so aktiv bist! Ja ich hab grad einen neuen Englischen Kanal aufgemacht und es läuft super bisher. Ist eine neue Herausforderung für mich, aber es macht Spaß in diese neue Welt einzutauchen! 😍
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  313. How kind of you! Thank you so much for watching!
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  314. Wow, thank you!
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  315. Thank you so much! ❤️
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  316. It’s nice, that there are so many different ways to solve this problem! Do you often watch such videos?
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  317. Crazy in a good way? 😅
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  318. That's a good point! I will mention it in the future. Thanks 😊
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  319. Me or the beautiful equation? ;) Either way, I think you are beautiful too :)
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  320. Yes, that’s also possible :)
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  321. That’s great! 😍
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  322. No, as soon as you have a sum in your log, there is no way to simplify it. So log(a+b) is not equal to log(a)+log(b).
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  323. Thank you so much for your kind feedback! I’m not a teacher, but I have been giving private lessons for a long time. But since I do YouTube full time, I don’t have time for that anymore. But I really enjoyed helping students to grow!
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  324. It does; although x is the length of one of the sides, so it has a positive value. But if you have x–x and x was negative, let’s say x=-3, then you have (-3)–(-3), which is -3+3, which equals 0. So it cancels out as well. Does that answer your question? 😊
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  325. Awesome, that you tried it though!
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  326. That's not weird at all! Math makes me feel the same way 😉
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  327. You’re joking, right? 😄
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  328. You can't use Chatgpt for everything! 😂 At least not yet... 😅
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  329. Thank you so much!
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  330. Exactly 😄
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  331. Oh wow, thank you sooo much for your support!! 😍
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  332. Did you watch the video? 😅
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  333. That was also the first method that came to my mind 😀
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  334. Das hier ist mein neuer Englischer Kanal, den ich vor 3 Wochen gestartet hab. Meine deutschen Videos gibt es weiterhin natürlich noch auf meinem MathemaTrick Kanal. 😊
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  335. Thank you!
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  336. Awesome! So you also used the first method. I’m curious if there are more ways to find the solution.
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  337. It’s awesome, that you do math in your free time just for fun! I hope you will enjoy my upcoming videos as well! All the best to you!
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  338. Awesome, that you enjoy it!
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  339. Hey, schön dich auch hier zu sehen und vielen Dank für deine lieben Worte!!
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  340. Thank you so much for your positive feedback!! I started my channel one month ago, so I don’t have so many videos yet. But complex solutions is a good idea, I will write it on my to-do list. Thank you!
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  341. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  342. Awesome, that you succeeded!
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  343. Oh wow, that’s nice! So welcome and say Hi to your dad from me.
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  344. Dankeschön, dass du auch meinen neuen Englischen Kanal unterstützt! 😍 Bei den deutschen Videos muss ich unbedingt herausfinden wieso die voreingestellt mit der AI Stimme angespielt werden. Man kann es natürlich in den Einstellungen des Videos umstellen, aber das weiß halt auch nicht jeder und wundert sich was das soll.
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  345. Well done!
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  346. Yes, I’m sorry that I forgot to replace the period with a comma. 🙈 We use 5.050 in Germany for 5050. I changed it in the thumbnail though.
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  347. I’m looking at my screen to see what I write 😄
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  348. That’s not what I said. AND I got receipts! 10:26 😜
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  349. I don’t see any 16 in this video 😅 Are you sure you commented on the right one?
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  350. Thank you so much and welcome!
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  351. Thank you!
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  352. You’re welcome 😜
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  353. That’s also a nice idea! Thank you for sharing!
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  354. Thank you so much for your kind words and for subscribing! That makes me happy!
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  355. Awesome that you successfully tried yourself!
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  356. Thanks!
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  357. Wow, thank you!
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  358. I‘m sorry, that my video made you feel this way. That wasn’t my intention. Do you need math for your studies at the moment?
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  359. Thank you for your kind feedback! I will upload different levels of math problems over time, but there is a derivative video coming soon. 😊
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  360. Awesome, that you like my style! We share the same name?! 😍
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  361. Haha, it’s usually not good at math. But what did it say?
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  362. Aaaaw, thank you so much ❤️
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  363. You find it on my German „MathemaTrick“ channel: https://youtu.be/8f-b86N0phg?si=bVg4GOGnUiv-2teC
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  364. Nice, that you tried it yourself and that it worked! The beautiful thing about math is, that there are so many ways to solve a problem.
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  365. Yes, you’re right and I will show it in another video soon. We usually learn the number line first and then later we are allowed to do it with the 2nd derivative. Did you learn it with f’’ right away?
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  366. I‘m sorry 😅
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  367. Wow, it’s rare, that people enjoy doing math! But it’s awesome, that you found this joy again!
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  368. It’s awesome, that you’re trying and over time you will get better at it!
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  369. Agree! 😊
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  370. Awesome, that you liked it so much!
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  371. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  372. Yes, because you can only divide by x if x≠0. So for all numbers that are not 0, the equation doesn’t have a solution. But for the other case, that x=0, the equation is true – if you set 0 for the value of x you get: 0 = 0/5, so you get 0=0 which is a true statement. So x=0 solves the equation. Does this help you? 😊
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  373. When all sides of your triangle have the same length (here length 6), then your triangle is automatically “equilateral”.
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  374. Thank you so much for your feedback! Does everyone know that they are called „legs“ or is it a term, that only people who know math use?
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  375. Thank you for watching!
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  376. Thanks 😅
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  377. It's great to see you here, too! 😊
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  378. Das freut mich, dass dir mein deutscher Kanal so gut gefällt! Ich arbeite an meinem Englisch und dass ich mich damit genauso wohl fühle wie im Deutschen 😊 Hab einfach ne neue Challenge angenommen!
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