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I posted a question on the forum a few weeks back regarding a question i was struggling with on my foundation maths course that i have been working on towards a Mech Eng HNC. As the work becomes harder i find myself struggling to understand the written explanations on how different methods of algebra need to be worked. So my question is, does anyone know of a good online maths site that has simple video explanations of most areas of maths. Youtube has thrown up some gems but i thought since i got a lot of help on here previously then it was worth a try again.
Cheers all 🙂
Oh and it defo does not have to be free, im more than happy to pay for it.
I think MIT have an open learning portal
Here is their Mech Eng one
http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/mechanical-engineering/
If you haven't already used it then Wolfram Alpha can be useful for checking if you have the correct answer to some stuff. It obviously won't help you understand, but if you are working through stuff then I find it useful to check if I am doing stuff correctly rather than wait until you get to the end.
Doesn't always help though
http://www.wolframalpha.com/examples/Math.html