Adding And Subtracting Feet and Inches

Learn how to add and subtract measurements using feet and inches.

[@Murphy_.]

Thanks! I'm 48 years old and I'm finishing up a Structural Welding Certificate program and we must know how to calculate the length of a steel beam or column to be cut in the field or in the shop. This was helpful.

[@mindpowermath]

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[@robertcollett8073]

Thank you, 41 years old been out of school a long time and needed a refresher. Your a very good teacher

[@mindpowermath]

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[@mindofmills3229]

I appreciate this video! It helped me a lot. Thank you!

[@mindpowermath]

You got it!!!

[@mahalewellen4912]

thank you, i am currently taking a construction job in America, and i have used matric my whole life. now i am learning imperial, and this video is EXCELLENT

[@mindpowermath]

Thank you for the kind words.

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[@rameshy4564]

Awesome lesson, Thank you Sir 👍

[@mikejohn3265]

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[@JJ-eu3fl]

This helped me so much thank you, you teach better than my teachers in school.

[@mindpowermath]

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[@arardagandara5114]

4:59 sorry im just confused how do total the fractions like that

[@mindpowermath]

You want to study “mixed fractions” I have a tutorial on it if you search my channel. Thank you for the question. Iam happy to help.

[@corleonejr2159]

Why do you multiply it by 4/4?

[@mindpowermath]

To get a common denominator. 4/4 is essentially 1 because any number divided by itself is 1, and multiplying anything by one remains the same. I did it to get a common denominator.

[@arardagandara5114]

in 3:40 for every 12 inches you have extra foot where did you get the total of 15" ?

[@mindpowermath]

Because we carried over a foot.

[@arardagandara5114]

@@mindpowermath ah okay i got it thanks