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WasiMoiz99

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Welcome to the "Wasi and Moiz" channel! Join us on an enlightening journey as we delve into a world of informative videos designed to broaden your horizons. Wasi and Moiz, your passionate hosts, are on a mission to uncover the mysteries of the universe, simplify complex concepts, and present them in an engaging and accessible manner. From unraveling the intricacies of science and technology to exploring the wonders of history, culture, and the arts, our channel is your go-to source for insightful content. With a knack for breaking down even the most challenging subjects into bite-sized, understandable pieces, Wasi and Moiz bring a unique blend of expertise and enthusiasm to every video. Whether you're a curious mind seeking to expand your knowledge or someone looking to grasp new concepts effortlessly, "Wasi and Moiz" is here to make learning an exciting adventure. Subscribe now and embark on a journey of discovery with us!

Side A Side B

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Welcome to the channel! Both sides of the equality sign. New Playlists - Sequences & Series, Divisibility and Diophantine Equations What's coming up...in the long-term, doing background work which will lead up to a discussion and proof of Taylor's Theorem. All together a work in progress, with topics such as equation of a circle, trigonometric functions, linear progressions and polynomials; along with calculus and real analysis. What's coming up...in the short-term, at least four videos maybe five to work four problems. As of 10/18/24...all 13 videos now LIVE! What's coming up? On the books...13 videos to discuss another Divisibility problem. First, Gauss Method for sums. Next, a discussion of cubic, quadratic and arithmetic sequences and series, and system of equations...with a strong focus on the Delta Difference operator...13 LIVE Videos! Then introducing the problem, does a product of 2 primes divide an expression? With the condition for all (n). Which involves, solving a quadratic congruence. One video using a system of equations. And then another video, after a discussion of the Chinese Remainder Theorem, using it to find a unique solution.