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[BriTheMathGuy]

Check out the Full Vid for more Wild Numbers!

[minefan]

The thing that makes this equation crazy is that none of those are variables

[MathPhysicsFunwithGus]

For those wondering why, we can get this using Euler equation:
e^{i•x} = cos(x) + i sin(x)
e^{i•pi} = cos(pi) + i sin(pi)
e^{i•pi} = - 1 + 0
e^{i•pi} + 1 = 0

[aryanmane]

Euler's identity is in fact the best and beautiful equation.

[ok-ezxl]

Those who haven't studied complex numbers would think this eqn is hard to prove 🗿🗿

[rodrigoappendino]

You can combine with zero too.
e^(pi*i)=-1⁰

[yugnaik]

Yeah.. I had seen this equation in one of Po Shen Lo's video.
You make amazing content and I am loving it

[Matthew_Klepadlo]

I wonder why 3^12 divided by 2^19 is such a special number? Could it be something to do with Pythagoras? Could I be recommending a good video idea to you, Bri the Math Guy?

[anguslloyd]

I’d love to see an equation with phi in it as well

[TheRookieWarrior]

exp(ix)=cos(x)+i*sin(x)?! I love that one so much and never see it getting mentioned or maybe I just don’t look for math stuff but I loved that.

[_unkown]

The best best part is that it uses all basic operations: addition, multiplication, exponentiation

[waleedsirelkhtim]

I'm getting error messages on my calculator

[savengo]

I think you should combine 1 and 0 in a 3d space to make an even gorgeous math thing

[arthvitbansal]

in the equation, e to the i pi plus one is zero, e to the i pi could be -1

[ivamildocruz]

Vamos mostrar que e^(iπ)=-1.
De fato,

Logo, e^(iπ) + 1 = -1+1=0.
Portanto, e^(iπ) + 1 = 0.

[rubenvela]

Straight triangle solution
√◥ + (√◥ + 1) + 1 = π
((π√◥)/(− π + 2)) + (√◥ + 1) + 1 = 0
◥ =

[pannenkoeksus]

What is e I don't know someone tell me I know what log is and I am in first class of middle school