Saturday, December 21, 2024 12:17 PM
Takes me back a long, long way. Love it.
@halvo265Do not call God's creation magic Mr. atheist!
@williammann6198This video was interesting and informative. Mathematics is a tool that touches all aspects of life. Application and calculations is present in the workforce. Math teachers should challenge students critical thinking skills and not short cuts. This why students struggle with Algebra. They have difficulty manipulating equations.
@jamescarlos1532In ancient times, numerical representations were different: the number 2 was understood as 3, 3 was seen as 5, 6 was represented by 8, 7 was regarded as 13, 8 as 21, and 9 as 34. Among these, the most powerful numbers are 8 and 37.
@ThothchildTry in the casino next time ur in one, put 1 on column 1, it loses ok then 1 again on column 1, it loses again , so ur down 2, now put 2 on column 1, it wins,,,, u lost 2 dollars on 1 st 2 spins say, u won 4 dollars on 3rd spin profir 2 dollars, put in separate pocket and start all over, a good method for roulette in casinos , keep going using next number in fibinaci sequence til it hits , put away profit and start with 1 dollar again😢 practical example of where sequence can make u money , tip, keep ur bets small , when u make a target say 50 dollars move to other roulette table
@MrHotlipsholohanIf only math teachers are like this ..we will got more wisdom
@tawfiq_mdThis is brilliant
@Naturevsnurture86 I was in middle school when alegrebra was brought in, and I struggled and still do. I failed the MCAS math portion missing it the first time by 12 pts, the 2nd time 2 points from the 240 I needed. In English, I scored excellence. Way above average.
Geometry, I understood. I'll never understand alegrebra.
I have a teen now and in 2014 he had addition and subtraction. We do the 4 plus 4 equals 8. Now they do this weird breakdown and all this extra work. I don't get that. This makes sense
@Naturevsnurture86Fibonacci learnt this from India. Its actually finally officially accepted that its Pingala Hemachandra Number not anymore Fibonacci numbers
@rajanparasuraman8443Amazing
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@paulrun111 Sine (666) + Cosine (6×6×6) = -1.618... (negative golden ratio).
37(1+1+1)=111
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37(10+10+10)=1110
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37(100+100+100)=11100
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@FullAfterburnerVery impressive. Homeschooling a 5th grader and came across this video and we were BOTH inspired! Thank you
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@Ryan-gf1szFantastic presentation! Terse and interesting!
@levinb1Matematyka x y z.
@ariadukati didnt learn this in school
@yygg9786Larue Extensions
@BeauMeerdink-n9bI think 0 and -1 should always be included
@idiotidiot5821Expensive knowledge!
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