The number 'e' is underrated... #shorts

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Combo Class is a crazy educational show where you can have fun learning rare things about math, science, language, and more! This is the SHORTS channel for faster-paced videos. Make sure you're also subscribed to the main Combo Class channel where full episodes go!

DISCLAIMER: any use of fire, tools, or other science experiments in this series is always done in a safe and professional way. Do not try to copy any actions you see in this series yourself.

[Domotro]

Also check out my full episodes on my main channel here: www.youtube.com/comboclass

[righthandman]

I am convinced that this man sleeps, bathes and does everything wearing that white coat. Also he always carries X amount of clocks with him

[alphazerg]

Physics students: pi is great.
Maths students: e is great.
Engineering students: pi = e = 3.

[eatwater]

I be sleeping through my math class but watch this on my free time willingly

[Alanpoeta]

Seeing e being rounded to 2 decimal places feels so wrong

[dirtfalconi]

this is the Rick that rejected the portal fluid

[KeNsHoRt]

"number e"
elementary school kids: that's a letter, not a number

[micahjacobson]

I’m glad I took calculus already cause your shorts are very interesting and understanding calculus makes understanding them a lot easier

[hassansci]

I always had trouble understanding exactly what e was in school. I could use it to solve problems but I didn't understand it as much as I do now. Thank you.

[teaQtheQT]

Euler is literally fucking crazy. He came up with so many things people had to name math shit after the 2nd person who found it

[whitetigermj]

Numberphile made a great video about this. Either way, much respect to this guy showing us tons of applications for math that many people aren’t aware of. Love your videos.

[beniocabeleleiraleila]

e is the most powerfull constant in math, it literally appear in every real use thing out of nowhere

[Don_Quixote]

"Do not go home until you count the value of E."

[StrikerEureka]

I love this channel, it gives explanations fir things I knew but didn't know the reasoning behind, kne example is why e is its own derivative.

[danagibbs]

I remember using this for calculating capacitors in circuits, since they charge and discharge like that. Trying to find the exact charge at a given time was tricky

[miketheman]

You actually make math cool and interesting

[loiul]

This is so obvious but at the same time I hadn't realised. I'm a 4th year economics student. That is crazy. Why did no one tell me. Love your vids

[tomprice]

This dude is such a boss. Awesome work.

[moistness]

What's even more amazing is that e and π have an extremely close bond through the complex numbers

[rakasin]

This is pretty fucking awesome! I'd never thought of e in those terms. Wonderful stuff!