Every Level of Geometry Explained
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Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNbTsD-mC2Y
Your equation of a line is wrong. It’s not y-y1=m(x-x1)+b, it is y-y1=m(x-x1), did AI make this video?
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Its all just projections all the way around
Timestamps:
0:00 Level 1 Basic Geometry
It’s 5 in the morning, English is not my first language and in school I hated geometry and always preferred algebra. WHY ON EARTH IT IS THE SECOND VIDEO FROM THIS CHANNEL THAT I WATCH?
2:07 Level 2 Intermediate Geometry
3:26 Level 3 Advanced Geometry
A disc (or disk) is defined as the region within a circle. A circle is the set of all points in R^2 that are equidistant from a fixed point known as the center. A circumference is the length of a circle.
4:31 Level 4 Analytical Geometry
6:39 Level 5 Non-Euclidian Geometry
3:49 how does this change when you increase the number of dimensions? Is there an equation like “S sub n = blah blah blah” where S is the number of shapes and n is the number of dimensions?”
S sub 3 = 5, what does S sub 4 equal? S sub 5? S sub n?
Can you do the same with number of faces in the shape?
7:54 Level 6 Topological Geometry
9:43 Level 8 Differential Geometry
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10:51 Level 9 Algebraic Geometry
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Which geometry uses Quantum Mechanics ?
@kisho2679Love your vids. Chopin in back is a nice relaxing touch!
@kevon217Where do fractals come in here?
@SKXTTLESthundertagwhat about Numerical Geometry, the next level
@lyrimetacurl0Why do you make Pythagorean theorem a separate entity at the very end of the first section? It is only a special case of cosine theorem.
Sure, everybody knows the name (unlike that of cosine theorem) but it still doesn't change the fact that Pythagorean theorem is just a cosine theorem for right angle triangle.
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level 1 - 5 is actual geometry
level 6 - 9 is a mental illness made up by mathematicians to feel superior to physicists.
There are multiple errors and misconstruals in this video, unlike the others in this series.
@jsalsmanAll your vidoes are so amazing and very much appreciated sir.... PLEASE keep up the great work. As an engineer i learn a lot from your vast knowledge. Tnx❤
@BehrouzTotonchiFinal boss: String Theory
@randomchannel-px6hoThe highest level of geometry is the the kind that you can dash through
@cubism_2This video is like a Chat GPT answer.
@iteo7349but how do I turn a sphere outside in?
@ClaudibleAll my homies love some algebraic geometry 🤙 manifold action
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@ugorossi6223unicoNice video! Can you provide resources in future videos? Thanks!
@nzubechukwuMaths is so funny and cool. It's basically its own language and I will label it as a language on my CV when I finish A-level maths.
@Fepo.productionsyou forgot vectors
@كمالرامي-ع9سAt 0:49, the f do you mean secant? Your illustration is incorrect.
@CoopKeith16:17 wha??? x = r cos theta and theta = arctan y/x
@tomkerruish2982This channel deserves a million subscribers. Come on!
@marcelob.5300Dramatically outstanding. Thanks!
@marcelob.5300Amazing video mate
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