Geometry - Ch. 1: Basic Concepts (1 of 49) Basic Definitions

In this video I will explain the basic definitions point, line, plane, colinear points, coplanar points.

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[WatsonAndDaughter]

I'm a college drop-out trying to brush up my skills before going back to school. I have a lot of trouble figuring things out on my own, and I need someone to explain things to me to understand because I'm an auditory learner. These videos have helped me understand what's going on in my texts. Thank you so much!

[kevinkatzke]

I wish there was an emoji that makes the jaw drop more then this one 😲 wat a brilliant Teacher

[FaiqHussain-yiis]

Thanks sir I'm first time understanding geometry ❤

[getalifeman]

This is great as it's covering what Im currently studying in 3d vectors.

[TunezCottage]

awesome, first time I'm here for the start of a chapter! Excited to follow this closely

[zeegh]

Awsome i am starting this series thank you

[BentHestad]

" Those ignorant towards geometry has nothing here to do", a bit freely after Plato, over the door of his Academia. :-) So true!

[frankcarey]

Sir, where are you from? Can you tell me which education board is there in the region you live? I'm studying mechanical engineering so I just wanted to see how syllabus is there. Thank you. And you're a LEGEND! :)

[chandrabhushanprasad]

Why the direction of dipole is from negative to positive

[fjolsvit]

Michel's videos are outstanding in general, but this is NOT how to begin teaching geometry in Western Civilization. It might be how it is approached in "American" schools. From the Diary of John Adams, co-author of the Declaration of Independence. Notice, in particular "Self evident Principles, that every man must assent to as soon as proposed." To remove the axiomatic presentation of geometry, is to remove the bedrock foundation of Western Civilization.
"JUNE 1756. 1 TUESDAY. Drank Tea at the Majors. The Reasoning of Mathematicians is founded on certain and infallible Principles. Every Word they Use, conveys a determinate Idea, and by accurate Definitions they excite the same Ideas in the mind of the Reader that were in the mind of the Writer. When they have defined the Terms they intend to make use of, they premise a few Axioms, or Self evident Principles, that every man must assent to as soon as proposed. They then take for granted certain Postulates, that no one can deny them, such as, that a right Line may be drawn from one given Point to another, and from these plain simple Principles, they have raised most astonishing Speculations, and proved the Extent of the human mind to be more spacious and capable than any other Science."