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Welcome! I have a knack for explaining stuff and I want to share some knowledge with you.I received a BA in chemistry from Carleton College, and performed graduate studies in both synthetic organic chemistry and science education at Cal State Northridge, receiving an MA in the latter. Prior to this I taught for about a decade in various high school and undergraduate settings, specializing in organic chemistry but also teaching general chemistry, physics, and biology.This channel is for students at the high school and undergraduate level, but it is also for members of the general public who just want to know more about the world and how things work. My goal is to increase science literacy in our society, so please share these tutorials with anyone that you think might enjoy them. Happy learning!Support my channel: https://www.patreon.com/professordaveexplainsCheck out my book "Is This Wi-Fi Organic?": https://amzn.to/2HtNpVHOChem help here: https://chemmunity.info/daveLinks:Support Dave: http://patreon.com/professordaveexplainsFacebook: http://facebook.com/professordaveexplainsInstagram: http://instagram.com/daveexplainsAmazon Author: https://www.amazon.com/~/e/B08W2749Y9
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All of these trig functions come in real handy for finding the sides and angles of right triangles, but what about oblique triangles? If a triangle doesn't have a right angle, SOHCAHTOA doesn't apply. What do we do?! Don't worry, there are other ways to use these trig functions with oblique triangl…
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Verifying trigonometric identities can be super fun! And also very frustrating when you can't figure them out. It can be tricky because there's no precise way to go about doing this, you have to just use your intuition, but let's go over some common strategies and identities that will more than lik…
Vocabulary is always fun! Today let's go over the parts of the body. You know, head and arms and stomach, that kind of stuff. That way if you get hurt in Italy, you'll know what to tell the doctor!Script by Patrizia Farina, Professor of Italian at Western Connecticut State University and Purchase C…
We've taken a look at many nouns from the first and second declensions. Now let's dive into the third declension, which is a bit trickier. This declension is divided into two subgroups: parasyllabic and imparisyllabic nouns. What do these terms mean? Let's dive into the imparisyllabic nouns first.S…
We know about inverse functions, and we know about trigonometric functions, so it's time to learn about inverse trigonometric functions! These are functions where you plug in valid values that trig functions can possess, and they spit out the angles that produce them. There's a little more to it th…
If you're going to interact with Italians, you definitely will have to be able to ask and answer the basic "What's up?" and "How's it going?" in order to get very far. Let's go over some of the basic ways we can ask and answer these questions, along with a little cultural context so that you don't …
Oh man, what is all this sine and cosine business? What do these things even mean?! And Greek letters now? I don't know Greek! OK friend, just relax. Understanding the trig functions is as easy as pi radians. We just make some triangles and set up a few definitions. I promise it's no sweat, just wa…
Alright, it's time to get into some more challenging math! Trigonometry is a subject that many people find intimidating, but once you understand some new ways to look at angles and some functions that pertain to them, it's really not so bad! First things first, let's make sure we understand what a …
Your friend Lisa needs some help moving, but how long will it take? You're so hungry! Just do a little work with kinematics and Newton's laws, and then it'll be time for tacos.Try all of the Classical Physics Practice Problems: http://bit.ly/ProfDaveCPPPClassical Physics Tutorials: http://bit.ly/Pr…
We hit most of the consonant sounds, but let's wrap things up by looking at the tricky letters S and Z, as well as the double consonants, which will help you sound very authentic!Script by Patrizia Farina, Professor of Italian at Western Connecticut State University and Purchase College.Watch the w…
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