Welcome to our first interpolation topic of this numerical methods course, a Lagrange Polynomial Interpolation Introduction! So, in this Lagrange Polynomial Interpolation Introduction video we will be talking about what these Lagrange polynomials are, what we use them for and then we’ll talk about the theory behind them. This timeline is meant to help you better understand Lagrange Polynomial Interpolation: 0:00 Introduction 0:15 What are Lagrange Polynomials? 1:13 Lagrange Polynomial Formula 2:00 2nd Order Lagrange Polynomial Derivation 4:57 Outro Relevant Numerical Methods Playlists: Numerical Methods Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2NWYEOHIkc&list=PLDea8VeK4MUTOBXLpvx_WKtVrMkojEh52 Numerical Methods Examples Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UA7bzwCwHMI&list=PLDea8VeK4MUTxZGOTG-VNnW4T3TYwlEc9 Follow & Support StudySession: Channel Memberships: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaFHlSOg83nCUIHlFMlUhPw/join Email Us: StudySessionBusiness@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/StudySessionYT Instagram: https://instagram.com/StudySessionyt/ This video is part of our Numerical Methods course. Numerical methods is about solving math problems through approximating the solution of problems that would be difficult or impossible to solve analytically. In this playlist we will cover topics such as solving systems of linear equations, solving systems of non-linear equations, numerical integration, numerical derivatives, etc.. #studysession #numericalmethods #lagrange ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqREhIYPfkQ

Let’s go through a review of the atomic structure of an atom. In this atom structure review we’ll talk about what subatomic particles make up an atom and what does an atom really look like. The atom is has a central core, called the nucleus (made up of protons and neutrons) and it is surrounded by electrons. This timeline is meant to help you better understand the structure of an atom: 0:00 Introduction 0:15 What does an atom look like? 0:32 Protons, Neutrons and Electrons. 1:17 Electron Shells and Orbitals. 2:54 Outro Follow & Support StudySession: https://www.patreon.com/studysessionyt Email Us: StudySessionBusiness@gmail.com https://teespring.com/stores/studysession https://twitter.com/StudySessionYT https://instagram.com/StudySessionyt/ This video is part of our organic chemistry course. Organic chemistry as a whole solely focuses on the physical and chemical properties of molecules with carbon present. In this playlist we will learn everything about reactions involving carbon based molecules, their configurations, and tons more. #studysession #organicchemistry #chemistry ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5BlvorkG_o

What is array indexing in NumPy? Well when we use the array function to get NumPy to generate our array, it is indexing our values, meaning that each element within our array are essentially numbered, and we can use these numbers to quickly tell NumPy which elements of our array we wish to work with! In this video we will talk about how to using indexed array elements in NumPy. This timeline is meant to help you better understand array indexing in NumPy: 0:00 Introduction. 0:08 What is array indexing in NumPy 0:26 Array Indexing a 1D Matrix in NumPy 0:59 Array Indexing a 2D Matrix in NumPy 2:02 Array Indexing a 3D Matrix in NumPy 2:50 Array Indexing acts as pointers 3:15 Outro Follow & Support StudySession: Channel Memberships: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaFHlSOg83nCUIHlFMlUhPw/join Email Us: StudySessionBusiness@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/StudySessionYT Instagram: https://instagram.com/StudySessionyt/ What is Python and why you should learn Python? Python programming, in particular Python 3, is a growing programming language that is loved by many programmers due to its simple syntax and ease of use. Python allows for relatively easy debugging of your codes and there are many beautiful Python IDE’s available for free to make coding more enjoyable. Python is also very popular among Data Scientists and many machine learning applications. #Studysession #numpy #arrayindexing ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mwsiNSD1lg

Deriving the continuity equation in rectangular coordinates is the focus of this video. The continuity equation describes the density of a mass at some point in space, this can also be called the conservation of mass as mass cannot be destroyed nor created. In the following two videos we will derive the conservation of mass in cylindrical and spherical coordinates. This timeline is meant to help you better understand how to derive the continuity equation in rectangular coordinates: 0:00 Introduction. 0:37 General Conservation Equation 1:30 Deriving the conservation of mass (continuity equation) 5:22 Outro Follow & Support StudySession: https://www.patreon.com/studysessionyt http://www.studysession.ca Email Us: StudySessionBusiness@gmail.com https://teespring.com/stores/studysession https://twitter.com/StudySessionYT https://instagram.com/StudySessionyt/ This video is part of our Transport Phenomena course. Transport phenomena is a key engineering science. Within this Transport Phenomena course we will be discussing transport of momentum, mass and energy between various systems.