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Have you ever wondered how to draw a distance versus time graph just by knowing an objects acceleration? This video uses a physics simulation of a car driving and tracks its position, velocity and acceleration as a function of time. These points are then plotted and used as an example to show what a distance graph looks like for an accelerating object. Link to the artist who drew the graphics: https://www.fiverr.com/ustya978978?source=gig_cards&referrer_gig_slug=draw-2d-props-items-assets-objects-for-your-games&ref_ctx_id=b9bb01861ac744fc9f5535f917a93305&imp_id=2c642dc9-bfc0-423c-ac99-acb7b4d9a47a

Have you ever wondered how to build a mobile app? This is my fourth video of a series on building a screen scroller mobile app on Solar 2D. A language similar to C++. This video will cover fireballs, death sprites, adding in sound effects and how to save and load the app. Link to the character: https://graphicriver.net/item/character-set-v12/19466135

Have you ever wondered how to build a mobile app? This is my third video of a series on building a screen scroller mobile app on Solar 2D. A language similar to C++. This video will cover: moving platforms, fake platforms, designing a level, debugging a level, and how to start and finish a level. Link to the character: https://graphicriver.net/item/character-set-v12/19466135

Have you ever wondered how to build a mobile app? This is my second video of a series on building a screen scroller mobile app on Solar 2D. A language similar to C++. This video will cover teleporting the character, moving the screen and creating obstacles that inflict damage to the character. Link to the character: https://graphicriver.net/item/character-set-v12/19466135 Link to my freelance artist: https://www.fiverr.com/ustya978978/draw-2d-props-items-assets-objects-for-your-games?context_referrer=seller_page&ref_ctx_id=f15b40331c994dd8a7dced34a55f31e1&pckg_id=1&pos=1&imp_id=5dbca24a-4968-49de-acef-bcabfdf1f5c5

Have you ever wondered how to build a mobile app? And the intricacies of coordinating clicking events, physics simulations and runtime events. This is my first video of a series on building a screen scroller mobile app on Solar 2D. A language similar to C++.

A high school math tutoring video on solving exponential equations with a different base.

A high school math tutoring video on solving exponential equations where all the terms have the same base.

A high school math help video on logarithms and log rules.

How to evaluate logarithms using the change of base rule.

A high school math tutoring video on evaluating logarithms.

A math tutoring videos showing how a stretch, reflection and translation effect an exponential graph.

In this video, I will look at how a stretch and reflection effect an exponential graph.

This video will look at how a vertical and horizontal translation effect the positioning of an exponential graph.

This video will demonstrate how you fill out a table of values for an exponential function and plot these values on a graph.

This video will contain a few different examples to show how an exponent is distributed throughout a bracket. (a*b)^m = a^m*b^m.

A high school math tutoring video on the multiplication exponent law. Here I will expand out an exponent to another exponent, to show how this is the same as multiplying the exponents. (a^m)^n = a^(mn).

In this video, I will expand and multiply exponents with the same base, to show the multiplying exponents rule of a^m*a^n = a^(m+n).

How to solve the equation y=mx+b when 3 of the variable are given.

How to use the x intercept, along with another ordered pair, to find the slope and y intercept of a straight line.

How to use to different ordered pairs to find the slope and y intercept.

This video will look at the different characteristics of a y = mx + b graph. First it will look at how the b term, the y intercept, shifts the graph. Next it will look at how steep the graph is based off of the magnitude of the slope. And lastly, how a negative slop effects the graph.

How to use a table of values to plot a linear graph.

How to complete a table of values when y has a a linear relationship to x.

How to solve absolute value equations that contain 2 sets of absolute values.

A math tutoring video breaking down the key steps in solving absolute value equations that contain a quadratic. First, find the domain of each piecewise function, next solve each case, lastly check if each solution falls within the domain.