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Hi Ibukun. I got that by multiplying 3u^3 times 6x. That is : 3u^3 * 6x = (6*3) * u^3 * x = 18 * u^3 *x = 18xu^3. I hope that is clear and do let me know if you have any other questions.

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Duly noted, thanks.

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Hi Abraham, You are correct. Thank you for pointing it out. There are three ways in which he can pass 2 of the 3 Physics tests. This can be PPF, or PFP, or FPP (where P = pass and F = Fail | and the or means that we need to add the probabilities for the three possible scenarios). I only solved for PPF which is 4/27. Following the same logic, PFP will also be 4/27 and FPP will also be 4/27. So, I need to sum them up: so 4/27 + 4/27 + 4/27 = 4/9 (A) Thanks again.

Hi Omolayo, here's the explanation: 1 + 1/3. Now, 1 can be written as 3/3 because 3 divided by 3 is one. So we can rewrite the expression as 3/3 + 1/3. Since the denominators are now the same, we can just add the numerators. So it becomes (3+1)/3 and that = 4/3. I hope this is clear. And do let me know if you need further clarifications.

@@flenoxjambtutorials1832 Good day Mr Flenox, thanks for taking out time to explain this. I now understand it.

Hi. I multiplied both sides by 12 as a way to get rid of the denominators. So on the left hand side of the equation, by multiplying by 12, you have 12/6, which is 2. And on the right hand side, by multiplying by 12, you have 12/12 which is 1. You don't have to do it that way. You could also choose, for example, to cross-multiply at that stage. Trying simplifying it in the way you're most comfortable with to see if you arrive at the same answer. if you do, then there's no problem. Do let me know if you have any other question.

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I'm glad you've found this channel useful. I did take a break from KZbin, but I'm back now and will work on optimizing the channel so more people can benefit from it. Also, I've been uploading new past question videos for 2022 and 2023 (coming out soon). You can check them out

I assume you're referring to the number base question (question 2). There are multiple ways to solve it. One approach is to multiple 101(base 2) by itself three times .The second approach is to first convert the 101(base 2) to base 10. Doing so allows you to find the cube like you normally would then you can convert the result back to base 2. I have followed the second approach in this solution. For a better understanding of number base, I'll recommend you want my full series on Number Base where I explain what it's all about. Here's the link to the video series: kzbin.info/aero/PLX8yzm0wZjoY5IGjG-0cugG7DPi7jVSZ6&si=3slqI_IzCqjAV7EH

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Hi. So you know that the cubic root means "the number can I multiply by itself 3 times to get the original number. So, the cubic root of 64 is 4 because (4 x 4 x 4 = 64). Also the cubic root of a^3 is a because (a x a x a = a^3). So, the cubic root of 64a^3 = 4a. Now, from the law of indices, anything raised to the power of -1 is 1 divided by that number. For example, x^-1 = 1/x So, (4a)^-1 = 1/4a So, the correct option is C. I hope this helps and do let me know if you have any other question.

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Thank you boss I passed my jamb I got 70 in mathematics with your tutorial

@@tunesconcept2698 Congrats on getting a high score on your JAMB mathematics! And I'm glad I could be of help.

Hi Titilope, At the moment, we do not. However, we're currently working on including other science subjects as multiple requests for them has been coming in...

Hi Sisan! I wanted to convert 5/6 hrs to minutes. So to do that I multiplied 5/6 by 60. Apologies for not explaining it explicitly! And thank you for subscribing! I hope you find the contents useful.

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