Developing the Compound Interest Formula

[JamesTsividis]

Thanks Eddie. Compound interest formula is at 9:30.

[yashrajkanaskar]

Sir you inspire me to study math! Thank you!

[ninenineonethree]

I don't know about you but doing it on a whiteboard and hearing the kids talk in the background makes me feel like I am in this classroom.

[offgame]

will n always be an integer in the compound interest case?

[alweis]

When you said add them up i thought you said adunup

[picklepear]

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[rehmazia]

it's just really easy to memorize the formula and ask students to copy down but you are really doing a great job to explain where that formula comes from... thanks so much ....things just really make sense now.

[anushkaranjan]

This is what maths should be taught in schools, instead of telling students to straight up copy and apply the formulas

[SarthakThukralst]

This is taught in grade 8 in India... I remember studying this formula lol, but never really went to the derivation part hehe

[ajaykamath]

9:07 thanks for getting that kid to shutup

[alweis]

SOGOODTHISISAMAZING! This part is funny 0:12 😂Punch that button!.Now I get compound interest.(⁠＾⁠3⁠＾⁠♪

[xalbathetallguy]

Awesome teacher. Thank you for the vid

[jubooty]

I only learnt simple interest yet you've somehow taught me compound interest so simply. You really teach math well!!

[Nt_in]

thanks man, you're my fav math teacher on the internet

[kavishkakavishka]

Wow sir ur amazing! The practice u adhere to, explaining well how the formulas come from is great rather than just byhearting.

[mehrosenasir]

Thank you for making this world a better place.

[ayanbanerjee]

This video is really great because it will help us to teach the artimatic in future, according to me.

[ghousepasha]

Can somebody expalin how the number 1.06 came

[tutstorial]

how is that formula
different from A = P(1 + r/n)^nt ??

[seanfridkin]

is the formula not 'A=P(1+r/n)^nt?