How to Use the Rational Zeros Theorem (Precalculus - College Algebra 34)

A study of how the Rational Zeros, or Rational Roots, Theorem works to find a list of numbers that contains all of the Rational Zeros of a polynomial function.

[Gerri]

40:23 Thanks for doing the hard problems. I have this exact issue; Instructor will go over the easy problems in the lecture and provide us videos to review and then we get to the homework that the instructor created themselves and ill run into problems that aren't even explained in the lecture or videos. Thank you

[gentlemandude]

40:39 Who on earth would complain that your videos are too long? That's like saying that you've got too much money in the bank.

[PhillipRhodes]

Wow, the Prof is just pumping content out like a mad man the last few days! Awesome stuff! Thanks again, Professor Leonard. You da man!

[robertlowther]

I just wanted you to know that when you said, "you're gonna write your factors", I didn't say, "you can't make me". I said, "I already did that." And I was super proud of myself when you called it out.

[ayrthhhn]

28:45
It indeed gave me the math chills! It's awesome how all these things are coming together, even stuff from Intermediate Algebra interplaying at this point, that's crazy!
Thank you Prof!!

[michaelambrose]

your videos are not to long. they are perfect. you are the reason I have an A in my class. Thank you. if it wasn't for you I know I would be struggling.

[Hunter-dedx]

31:00 yes! Thanks for all the bubbles of understanding!

[veryhealthy]

Lol, he was right. When everyhing came together at 28:45 I felt the math chills at how everything just connected

[Devayearsago]

Never thought I would one day start thinking doing math is fun. Maybe because these videos help me understand everything and I don’t really hate it the way I used to. Thank you so much professor Leonard!!! I will always be grateful for this.

[AmeliaAremaAG]

Thank you so much for these videos, Professor Leonard! After thoroughly studying with your videos over the weekend, I was able to ace my next Precalculus test with minimal confusion on the concepts being taught. I really agree with what you said regarding not being taught everything in the best manner in class at times and appreciate you making this channel and these videos for students like me to learn from and connect the dots. You're a lifesaver!

[AriCreighton]

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[armsthetics]

Videos are not long at all, they are just right for the amount of detail you explain things, thank you prof

[mickeyp]

This is an incredible video. Holy cow. Some of the most exciting math yet! Its like the rest have been practice and now it's game time and he's the coach that I want

[neverb]

Never gave my thanks, you helped me ace calc2 and my professor was blatantly senile. Thank you for all you do, we really all appreciate you and see you as our math dad.

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[YongKoss]

God Bless you dude. I am watching this at midnight, and my professor did not go through the descartes' rule of sign for this. Thank you, this really helped me understand how to do the problems

[yeetya]

I am glad your videos are long because you explain all the details and are repetitive which helps to drill it into my brain lol.

[lucasrxtx]

I had just read a chapter on this and my head was swimming on how to put all the concepts together. This was a great demonstration of how to use the whole bag of tricks to tackle a problem.

[timeless]

thanks for taking the time to explain and for showing hard exercises. it is true that most professors just work with the simples and easier exercises in class cuz they want to end the class on time and to cover as much chapters as possible instead of taking more time in explaining it [i know they have an agenda to follow, but man it sucks that the school calendar don't actually allow for more room to explain some topics in class. i know professors offer office hours, but sometimes those office hours conflicted with other classes].

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[flooplez]

40:29 the third problem felt like a dark souls boss at first but Leonard explained it very well as always