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Understand the mind-numbing e and log

The clearest explanation on e and logarithm! An intuitive way to learn complicated math!
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Rating: 4.8 out of 5 (21 ratings)
1,035 students
42min of on-demand video
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Learn what e means, how to analyze e using binomial theorem, how to compute it and how to use e to express any natural change.
Learn what log means, how to compute any log manually.
Understand the relationships between log and e, and how to use that relationship to solve any exponential problem.
Learn real life application of e and log in carbon dating technique.

Requirements

  • No requirements necessary. All you need is the curiosity to learn things.

Description

Are you currently studying log and e and find the concepts confusing? Are you seeking better resources to help you understand the topics? Are you curious about the real life application? Or are you familiar with applications of e and log but want to gain a solid understanding about them? Then this course is for you! It’s a spinoff from our bigger project of learning math through stock price modeling. The repeated occurrences of e and log in real life applications remind us that understanding them will be crucial in understanding most modern techniques. So we decide to make it a separate course to help anyone who are struggling with the subjects. Our course offers the best explanations on e and log.

It clearly explains what e means, how to analyze it, and how to compute it. It also explains what log means and how to compute any log by hand! Then it talks about the relationship between e and log and how to use that relationship to solve real world problems!

We are confident that our content is the best because we understand why most materials are failing: because several different concepts are mixed together. That’s why when we developed this course, we focused on peeling the topics into the basic components. This way, we can explain each component clearly and later on the intertwining relationships can be illustrated easily.

Who this course is for:

  • Current students who need extra help to understand e and log better
  • Students who want to have deeper understanding about e and log.
  • Experienced practitioners who use log and e a lot, without full solid understanding and want to gain deeper insights.

Instructor

Learn why, then how!
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  • 5,372 Students
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About myself:

We are a small team of people with backgrounds in Engineering and Finance. We are passionate in innovating the outdated educational model using an integrated way. We are deeply frustrated by the assembly line approach of the science education: things are chopped and grouped in a counterintuitive way to facilitate teaching, at the cost of the learners’ experience. This assembly line model spawns a monstrous body of knowledge that’s disconnected and overwhelming, impossible for any human to digest in full. So we want to bridge the knowledge gaps by following an integrated model, rather than academic chore: teach in a way blurring the boundaries between different subjects so that the content flows. Once content flows, learners will find the learning experience pleasant and rewarding. Our courses will be created following that motto. The topics will include science and technology.

My presence:

We use Youtube channel as our studio to develop free educational videos. Once we see fit, contents in those videos will be merged and crystalized into complete and integrated courses on Udemy. You are welcome to go to our channel if you want to have a more frequent update on our stuff. Our blog is currently under construction and we will be sharing more insights about learning there.

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