How to prove infinitely many things - Mathematical Induction

From Disney Princesses to numbers, everything has one thing in common: math. Wait really?! I gotta see this video!

Today, Daniel Valvo explores some of the foundations of mathematical proofs, from generalization to division into cases to mathematical Induction. Whether you like laid back PhD students, mammals, or D12s, this video has something for you. Enjoy (and don't forget to smash the like button)!

[falpsdsqglthnsac]

i feel like the mathematical equivalent of a tourist in an art museum squinting at a painting and muttering to themself "my kid could do that." great video!

[keeranmoodley]

This was hilarious and very informative. I liked the examples you worked through, I haven't seen induction being introduced using Euler's formula before. Keep it up!

[neutronstarmerger]

One thing is still unclear to me: Who put up the domino chain? And did they use a supertask to do it?

[Tantalusblank]

Great video - really well explained and presented in an interesting way

[shrekisloveshrekislife]

Great video! It was very easy to understand and I learned a lot! Keep up the good work!

[binq]

There’s actually forty Disney princesses‼️🤪

[imetrr]

I really enjoy the clarity of your thinking and how you illustrate such with concise diagrams. However, you talk too fast. Even with my superpower of invoking the pause button and suspending time, I think your videos would be improved if you took longer breaths between statements.