32 is what PERCENT of 75? Let’s solve the percent problem step-by-step….

[@devonwilson5776]

Greetings. The answer is determined by dividing 32 by 75 and multiplying the result 100. The answer works out to 42. 6 recurring which would be rounded to 42.7% and or simply 42% which would yield 31.5 if you find 42% of 75.

[@raymondcastro2613]

Like it.

[@rattus7881]

I was doing it wrong, I was doing 75 ÷ 32 😅

[@lakshay4882]

Thx I don’t have time to watch the whole video 😂

[@sallyukeh2905]

You just saved me from time trifling. Thanks man.

[@SemiCollin]

Love you man, thats explanation is what this video should've been, not 13 minutes of yapping

[@behroozkhamneian1297]

This guy enjoys hearing his own voice. Something that can be explained satisfactorily in one minute he does in 30 & in the process , inducing everyone into a coma .

[@bangbang2070]

This dude sure can talk, turned a 2 second problem into a darn 30 minute YT video lol

[@pearlllg]

Yeah, but imagine if he was your teacher. You could get him yacking all period and end up not doing anything that day! ha!

[@LANESxNOWONLYx]

Yes, was getting impatient & antsy while waiting for him to solve the problem. This could have easily been a 13 second video as opposed to the long drawn out 13 minutes.

[@BINYAMINWITHMATHEMATICS]

Dear friend it was not the matter of solving this very problem , but had given you the core concept of doing such problems , Hope you understand what I mean to tell you. take care best of luck

[@queenasiatic689]

🤣🤣🤣

[@edwinmarcus7927]

All of his vids are like this. You can solve the problem before he finishes his speech

[@jeffrp8388]

A recommendation from an old guy who has forgotten soooo much basic math and watches your clips to get refreshers. Slowly solve the problem first! THEN go into an explanation. The teachers who did this when I was a young lad in the 60's were far and away the most effective for me.

[@randallbrown8495]

You have a talent for obsfucating the simpliest processes to make them sound complicated and obscure, the opposite of what a good teacher does.

[@savcam1]

@randall brown...I also did this quickly in my head. But I am NOT his target audience. For someone who claims to be so smart, you are very deficient in the concept of target audiences. You have areas you are NOT so strong in...same as everyone. I bet your weak area is WRITING. If you were a strong writer, you would easily understand the concept of a TARGET AUDIENCE. Are YOU producing math videos for those who are unable to process math problems like these as quickly as you and I? I didn't think so. Give this guy credit for sharing his knowledge instead of using it as a battering ram. You're smart ...but you are not intelligent

[@ryanhuisman5381]

I always did it this way: We know 1% of 75 is 0.75, so we just need to find how many times 0.75 goes into 32 to get the percentage. 32 ÷ 0.75 = 42.67%.

[@greenman8]

This is how I estimate in my head, on paper,or calculator, I figure 32/75.

[@jmack619]

Yes, or 32x 1.33333 . He picked very poor numbers foe an EXAMpLE

[@kalamazoowatchman]

Thanks for showing this example. This guy in the video made a simple problem more complex sounding

[@kimharper9836]

Thank goodness you were here

[@umamaheswari4625]

​@Fred Smith I find a percentage in a simple method. What percent of 75 is 32? X percent of 75 =32 X/100×75 =32 X/4×3= 32 We should do the cross multiplication. 3x/4 = 32/1 3x=128 X = 128÷3 X = 42.6666 X = 42.67

[@linbat1]

I think you did a good job of explaining the how - but I would like to see more of the why to understand it better. For example, WHY do we multiply the answer times 100 for the final answer and WHY did we move the decimal point to the left when solving the problem. I know the answer, but someone like my grandson would not understand this. I think they need to know more about the role that the tens and hundreds place value holds in order to understand this better. Thank you for your help.

[@alexmclife2261]

(32 X 100) / 75 :: 3,200/75: 42 and 2/3 : I was in the era that there’s no calculator, no computer and the only luxury we had was the used of abacus , slide rule, logarithmic tables and these problems we can solv orally

[@RashadSims-bh3zz]

Gd for u

[@barryedge6876]

I have never listened to anybody going on like this chap. I am glad my teachers were not like this the class would all be asleep

[@SuperSglenn]

i always taught my students to solve % problems using ratios just plug in the numbers cross multiply and divide. %/100 = is/of hence n/100=32/75

[@HotdogJuice]

Great tutorial video! I would also like to add, that many students slip and think the "part" will always be the smaller number of the two. Look out for key words like "of" to determine the "whole" in the fraction. ( % = part /whole) Ex: 150 is what percent **of** 50? It's referring to % = 150 / 50 or further put % = (150 ÷ 50) x100 (or just move the decimal two spaces to the right) 1) 150/50 = 3 (Think of it as 3.0) 2) 3.0 x 100 (or just move the decimal two spaces to the right) = 300.0 = 300% 150 is 300% of 50

[@meeratanna5278]

This is why I am struggling in math 😭 I wanna fall asleep in class already but this video makes me wanna fall asleep too! the soft voice is an added factor 😅

[@garyr4211]

As a retired engineer I got to tell you students nowadays have it made because of KZbin videos and you. Back in the 70's we didn't have this luxury. And, while I did take a wazoo of math the way I figured a math problem made sense is when my answer matched the answer in the back of the book. LOL

[@drdan75]

I really think the instructor should do the math by hand in these videos instead of saying "I don't have a calculator handy."

[@BINYAMINWITHMATHEMATICS]

@@drdan75 dear friend i work manually in my tutorials you are welcome to check that...

[@garymcleod9170]

Unless it was an even problem.

[@zeDzDVfx]

Since when a 50 year old man says LOL

[@garyr4211]

@@zeDzDVfx - 66. LOL

[@veronicagomezdeemiliani4481]

His explanation is correct but very messy, which makes it confusing.

[@damilbringas4230]

4:32 is when he starts explaining you're welcome

[@dyers1210]

not really. he has 6 percent up...the title is 2 whole numbers that he doesnt start talking about til atleast 7 minutes in.

[@quantrina-fo9vp]

Thank you so much for teaching me

[@Caitlyn_2k]

This dude explained something i can get in my head in 1min for 30mins i feel sorry for the people he gives lectures too😢😭😤😤

[@YangJeongin.1]

32 is What of 75? Read the sentence and translate that into math. 32 = X(75). 75X=32/75. 75X/75=32/75 >>>32/75>>> X=.4266x100%=42.67%

[@casinogal1925]

Thanks! This was a great refresher course for me. I have to teach this to 5th graders this week.

[@miahorta9370]

5th?!

[@elsfane]

In the example of 6% of 40, I multiplied (6*40=240) then moved the decimal point to the left two > 2.4.

[@ejtonefan]

His explanations are too lengthy in time.

[@Selenalovegood]

This is honestly so easy to understand- The professor at my middle school couldn’t help me understand it in 2 hours-

[@candicecheyenne]

Gotta skip to after 4:30 so we can actually get to the solving part. This is why I had a hard time in school. Teachers love to talk too much about unnecessary things, losing the class before the important stuff comes out.

[@Yomama1029]

Towards the end very important! It is not the percent, it’s in the decimal version and good self check.

[@jedemrich5383]

You are very good at explaiiniing the concepts as well as the mechanism of solution. Kudos, sir.

[@brianbergin-ortega5549]

This guy talks a lot of ba instead of the problem at hand and fast needs to understand if someone is watching this you have to stay focused and consistent pace for learners cus clearly we need extra help

[@Sara3346]

Lesson begins ar 4:42

[@yahooniqqa2208]

❤

[@Infamous_jay]

Thanks lol

[@LoveQuaran2015]

Thank you !

[@tamenge11]

Thank you for your math tutorial and a great refresher course for me. I always find math easy for me to do since the elementary grade (I’m now soon to be 69 yrs old). I learned the old ways from school (born in the Philippines)and especially from my mother who helped me with my math homework. I always like math and especially fractions, and could do simple problems in my head without writing it down. I taught my granddaughter the old ways of solving simple math problem just by thinking it out. She excelled in math and recently graduated with accounting degree. Anyway, I found myself following you more often, and today, I couldn’t help but do the problem. I am a little rusty with my math, especially that I have been retired (retired nurse in the USA, no need to do anymore drug dose calculations ). Not thinking much nowadays except when I play my scrabble game, and now thanks to you I’m into math again. It’s very stimulating and challenging , it also helps in exercising my critical thinking skills. I’m now a subscriber!❤❤❤

[@Meetjesusatthewell]

Thank you so much for your thorough explanation, I really appreciate it very much. Keep up the good work because there are individual like myself who need this kind of content. 👍🏻💪🏼

[@DanielDimov358]

Playing Sudoku can actually be benefitial. It teaches you how to organize your thinking. Which is useful in learning mathematics.

[@robertmaguire-so3ep]

You explain things so complicated.

[@dyers1210]

best ASMR video ever.....guy goes on a tangent and starts talking about playing suduko. WTF?

[@Handynel1]

do you have a tutorial on accumulated interest...?

[@monique00z]

Thanks for your help

[@kikoyyoutubetv8206]

Thanks for sharing this vedio sir new friend watching from Canada 🇨🇦

[@davidjames1684]

32 is what % of 75 you ask? I did it this way. 75 is 3/4 of 100 so multiply 75 by 4/3rds to get 100. Now we also have to multiply 32 by 4/3rds. 32*4 = 128 and 128 / 3 = 42 2/3. Very simple and can be done in your head (unless you are really bad with numbers mentally).

[@karhukivi]

Yes!

[@davidjames1684]

@@karhukivi "Yes", but not solved in a "roundabout" way (get it?)

[@karhukivi]

@@davidjames1684 I don't - please explain!

[@davidjames1684]

@@karhukivi kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqaqcoqIZ8qFr7M kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYGmfXmqrdWUmqc

[@donaldgregg9250]

I did it this way What you're looking at is 32 75ths Which is 32÷75 Press those buttons on the calculator and you get .4266667 Move the decimal and it's 42.67%

[@lindastrang8703]

I didnt do the Math but off the top of my head.. 25 is 30% of 75. 10% of 75 is 7.5. 25+7.50 = 32.50 (40%)

[@loualcaraz6497]

Rate=percentage/base 32/75=.426 or 43%

[@diytwoincollege7079]

My 7th grade math teacher drilled into us that “is” means “=“, “What” means “X”, and “Of “ means “times”. I can still hear her. Never miss a percent problem though.

[@gregorystojkov2632]

Exactly what the Nuns taught me back in the Sixties.

[@exiled_londoner]

I can't justify spending thirteen minutes watching this as the answer is straightforward and took me about fifteen seconds. Seventy five is three quarters of a hundred, three quarters of thirty-two is twenty-four. Ergo: the answer is 24%. I have a grade three CSE in maths (yes, it has an S, because it's a contraction of 'mathematics') which is not really very impressive, but I am numerate and have a lifetime of experience in applying simple and practical calculations to everyday problems. I left school at sixteen, unable to do long-division, but I was forced to learn this when I had to calculate overtime and bonus rates as a shop steward in order to check that I and others were being paid the correct amount. What is required is not some special technique or 'trick' to make this kind of calculation, but very basic numeracy and familiarity with using numbers. I regret not paying attention to my maths teachers in secondary school and if I met her today I would apologise for being an inattentive and ungrateful student, but the idea that maths requires specialist knowledge is elitist and damaging for most people. Teach people basic numeracy and mathematical literacy at an early age and they will develop the skills necessary to do simple calculations like this. There is no need to overcomplicate it.

[@productionradio1sofia221]

You simply add two zeros to 32 and divide it to 75. 3200:75=42,67

[@sharpthingsinspace9721]

Yup, that’s right. But I have a smart phone so I’m special, I guess.

[@NOBOX7]

could you drag this out any longer

[@walterbeaver6365]

Yes, he loves to hear his own voice. Why can't he be straight to the point,?

[@sdaniels160]

This is so longwinded. The proceedure is simple, but as a student, I would have had to watch a few times to filter out the irrelevant content.

[@petepalmere210]

Isn't it more straightforward to write it as 75x=32 and then solve for x simply by dividing 32 by 75?

[@antichrist_revealed]

Reading the comments here. It's amazing how many people say they had the answer right off, and yet provide no substance as to how they had the answer to divide with before beginning to solve the problem. _something is amiss in them_ . . . .

[@stevehall2239]

Finally, cross math is my jam. Love it!

[@savitasharma-ol4ek]

He dragged so much very simple 3200 upon 75 = 42.67

[@riverfiremedia]

The last thing is struggling student needs is a sales pitch Help, then offer 😬

[@manjupoori3644]

Thank you so much ❤❤❤

[@leepolakoff9551]

Helping people with math is a good thing.use harder numbers 75 is to easy

[@leyetnin1]

Cross multiplication. This is an easy one.

[@whathasxgottodowithit3919.]

32/75=0.426 *100=42.6% :-) How to make a simple Math problem hard = TabletClass Math

[@edias3635]

Or just take 32 and divide it by 75 = .4266666666 or 42.6666%

[@lordbyrom100]

Do you have qualifications ??? I’m a teacher in uk

[@gordion1]

I like his comment about the answer making sense.

[@kya0000]

Bro was yapping most of the time

[@Jerry_Fried]

6:33 "I don't have a calculator right in front of me" to multiply 6x4.

[@CGunner0]

It's not 6x4 tho, it's 0.6x4 or as the video says 0.06x40

[@LANESxNOWONLYx]

Either way, it's absurd that a high school math teacher would even mention the use of a calculator to solve such a simplistic multiplication problem.

[@shanewalton3361]

That guy can’t multiply 40x.06??? Omg….I can figure out numbers harder than that. Not that damn hard…..answer again is 2.4

[@Adama2345]

😭🤣🤣🤣

[@juanitawatson596]

I know some teachers are happy to have you, too!

[@shanewalton3361]

Answer should be rounded to nearest hundredth. So it would be 42.67%

[@longshankdrills8799]

How do you get the ".4266" answer without a calculator? 🤔 Show how to actually work that to come up with that sum. Not all exams allow calculators !

[@Rational_thinker_212]

this should a trivial problem for anyone that passed 5 grade math with a calulator in hand.

[@richardrichards9180]

We were taught the fraction (here 32/75)times 100/1-the answer is actually 42.67, round -up (to 2 decimal places).

[@samuelwict]

Thanks for come on KZbin to Teach class I learn

[@juliettehotel]

He said, “I don’t have a calculator right in front of me.” Please tell me you can multiply 6x4 in your head!

[@Adama2345]

Lol

[@DerekWalsh-l4i]

Add one-third of 75 to 75 to get 100%. So add one third of 32 to 32 to get 42 and two-thirds percent. Shouldn't take 13 minutes.

[@Lexyyofficial._]

what’s crazy is u just look at the whole video and how long it is, he’s doing a review what do u not understand?

[@h0gwartz]

Increase 75 by 1/3 to get to 100, so add 1/3 of 32 to 32.

[@TheMasterGreen]

A much much simpler way to solve this that would only take 1 or 2 minutes, not 13 could be: 32 is x% of 75. So x*75/100 = 32. So 75x = 3200 So X = 3200/75 = 42+2/3 I could say all this very quickly and clearly.

[@pinkrose1438]

Bravo!🥇

[@queensun6059]

👸thank u for giving a really thorough explanation of why the math struggle 🤬is real😇

[@alexmclife2261]

(32 X 100 )/75 = 3,200 / 75 = 42 and 2/3

[@Jiltedin2007]

32 divided by 75 is .4267 or 42.67%. Didn’t take me a minute to figure that out.

[@a95569]

The answer would suffice. You can skip the self-aggrandisement.

[@nancyangel800]

Thanks again🙏🏼

[@melissaball9711]

It took 5 minutes to get to the problem

[@kimbybean001]

I just solve for X. I got this answer in about 10 seconds. 75/100% = 32/x%. Cross multiply to get 75x = 3200. Divide both sides by 75 (the side with the x) to get x = 42.666.

[@raymondgerman6671]

Which class note deals with square roots?

[@raymondgerman6671]

I am looking how to determine how many feet is v/69? Sorry, I don’t have the root sign.

[@lesliedavidson9199]

This individual certainly can waffle

[@aryusure1943]

Basic rule of 3. 32 to 75 is ? to 100. Put the first line over the second one and multiply 100 by 32 and then divide by 75. That's what I always remembered for the problem of %. I don't remember which of my teachers taught me that but he/she was a good one because I never forgot that trick.

[@DionisoBaco.]

Why am I so dumb? This was the best explanation ever! And the simplest at the same time.

[@DionisoBaco.]

Even for a percentage which is greater than 100% like 150% of 8 the rule of 3 still works out 😃😃😃😃👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@aryusure1943]

@@DionisoBaco. First, you are not dumb. Second, thank you! And to your second comment you are right. It works all the time with % and there are less "moving parts" that way as far as I'm concerned. ;) Thank you for your response young man. :)

[@DionisoBaco.]

@@aryusure1943 Yes, totally. I’m studying this content for SAT test, it’s on the next Saturday and I’m running out of time for having decided studying the content at the last minute. It would be way easier than actually is if the explanations were less complicated, even on the official website to prepare for SAT (Khan Academy) explanations are not only complicated but also wrong with even wrong answers. It drives me crazy.

[@aryusure1943]

@@DionisoBaco. Good luck with your SAT. I heard a lot about that. It's a big thing in the USA as I understand. You can do it! Cheers from Canada!

[@georgemurphy2579]

He should use the "Mr. J." approach. We'd have been through three problems by now.

[@wendyndulini961]

I totally agrees with lots of comments here ....more talk less action

[@Nigelrathbone1]

32/75: : x/100 ratio setup 75x=3200 cross multiiply Div both sides by 75 X=3200/75 do the division X=42.66% There

[@ChemicalMusic25]

Divide each by 3 multiply by 4, that ought do it

[@pecanpress8516]

I had a similar thought -- multiply 75 by 4 to get 300 (because percent is per hundred, and you want a multiple of 100), so multiply 32 also by 4 for 128. Then, divide 300 by 3 to get down to 100 and then also divide 128 by 3 to get that number down to 42.666 which is the "per hundred" percent. That guy includes too much extraneous information. (But still, I do it an even easier way than what I just described.)

[@drdan75]

You can also do it thusly: 32 / 75 = x / 100. Then... 75x = 3200 Then... x = 42.666667

[@barbaraburgoyne8359]

I learned to do these with equivalency like if 75 is 100 percent 32 is what percent? So you multiply 100 by 32 and divide by 75...so the answer is 42.66 percent

[@benjaminkarazi968]

Hello, 1.0e2 is how many % of 3.2e1?

[@wladicus1]

_ percent translates as "for every 100" . Therefore what is 32 per 75 expressed as per 100. The answer is 42.666... per 100 or 42.67 %

[@Dbsabzbzb]

Percent means per hundred....it helps to know that...

[@BINYAMINWITHMATHEMATICS]

wow nice lesson conducted. Actually I love 💗💓💓 maths i have been teaching for the last 20 years to o 'level classes , I am new subscriber and just got registered with your channel. thanks for sharin this valuable video. you will find me supporting your channel. take care and Happy New Year 2022. May you have many more years full of happiness coming ahead. stay connected see you around. Tack care Sir

[@v-gc7257]

Very very helpful

[@user-yh7cl9kj8k]

He couldn't do basic question without his calculator😂😂😂

[@BlackieNuff]

I tried working this out my own way but my brain kept flipping the damn figure on me and instead of working plain "32" I kept doing calculations based on 32% which was screwing everything up. I eventually gave up when I realized that half of 75 is 37½ and 32 is just less 5½ of that, so 32 is slightly less than 50% - and that's good enough. More accurately, it's probably around the 43% mark. I got more important things to do than waste hours of my time on hypothetical math problems that do not affect my income or budget, so until it does - screw it. FINAL ANSWER : 32 is IDGAF% of 75. EDIT : Last try : I made 75 into 750 (75 multiplied by 10), cos if 32% of 100 is 32, then just multiply 32 x7 which = 224. And of the remaining 50, if 50 is half of 100 then that 32 would be halved as well, to be 16. Add 16 to the product of 224 = 240. Divide 240 by 10 to undo the original tenfold calculation and that leaves 24. So,my final answer is : 32% of 75 is 24. And if that aint right, then I give up. I got other more satisfying things on which to waste what little time remains of my life.

[@johnstorrie3635]

Another way. 75 is 3/4 of 100. Therefore percent required is 4/3 x32

[@josephyousif503]

Does this elementry math problem worth a viedo ?

[@virgilservance5496]

Thanks

[@girlyfriendston3503]

As soon as you said this wasn’t worth your time, I decided to not make it worth my time. I’ll find a shorter video to help me with my homeschooling.

[@michele8083]

Whats the opposite of concise

[@georgeemeny6123]

A little Algebra got me to 75X=3200 42.66%

[@BINYAMINWITHMATHEMATICS]

you are right George✔️

[@Bethsymohamed]

Thank you.. you solve my problem. I am struggling to search for how many hours and i found your very clear explanation. 😂

[@gajarajsuwal9268]

75 is 100% 1 is 100/75 32 is (100/75)32 =42.66%

[@gwendolynsmith3746]

Scratch paper please,change them to common decimals.

[@damnhandy]

Divide 75 by 100 to get 1%< then divide 32 by that number. 32/.75 = 42.66