Linear Algebra 3.3 Determinants, Area and Volume

We discuss how to apply determinants to find area and volume.

[GeoCalifornian]

Clean, concise, and brief. Bravo, Miss Nightingale!

[mrityunjoybarman]

Thank you Miss! Can you pls explain how to obtain the area of each of the surfaces of the parallelepiped using determinants?

[wendylee]

Thank you so much for the video!!  If it's possible, please also post 3.2.  You've simplified what would have been a nightmare to understand.  Thanks so much!!

[javadhikmati]

Could u please make some videos on chapter 4 "vector spaces" thats so ununderstandable!!! your videos are really helpful.

[Gorge]

I comment rarely but you girl deserve it .... Good job, great tutorial, thanks for watching our backs here !! :D

[punditgi]

The Nightingale sings so sweetly when teaching math! 😃

[karimi]

why you always seek for the easy one, can you solve if it is not in the point (0, 0, 0)?

[thembekazulu]

wow slow and m crystally clear no questions

[marynguyen]

When I was redoing this problem, the point (-1, 2, -1) coincided with point (1, 4, 0), did you mean (-1, 2, 1)?