Adding and Subtracting Fractions - Numerical and Variable Examples

[@patrickjmt]

yes, i have video for all casess - you can search or look on my website!

[@patrickjmt]

i think is say: 'x squared minus one is a difference of perfect squares' - after watching to make sure : ) that just means it factors! (x^2 - a^2) = (x - a) ( x + a ) is the difference of perfect square formula

[@msGubta]

this dude saved m!!!! i was trying to understand this kinda of proplem for more then 4 hours and this vid made me understand like in sec.. thanks mr Pat

[@photobabe731]

thank you soo much! i have a Trigonometry midterm tomorrow and i was so scared about not knowing what to do and i just saw this video and it has helped me so much to understand. i was having so much trouble with subtracting variables in fractions i literally just couldn't get it thank you so much!

[@patrickjmt]

@vijayanand875 cause that is not what you do if you add fractions. for example, if you WERE to do that, then: 1/2 + 1/2 = 2/4 but 2/4 is 1/2. so a half and a half is.... a half. that ain't right.

[@patrickjmt]

thanks. for some reason, i do not think my basic math explanations are very good : ) i do watch my calc vids when i forget things though and think: good job! : )

[@arge12]

hell of an explanation and perfect numbers btw!!!

[@patrickjmt]

trying to hit some of all of it : )

[@petercourt]

Such a big contrast in the stuff you teach, nothing wrong with that though. Useful :)

[@vampySARAH]

thaanx that really helped i have a test tomorrow wish me luck guy !

[@Syruscleat]

Well explained our mathematical friend.

[@Azakadelliha]

:O!!! THANK YOU!! this helped me so much. my finals are coming up and its sad i can do calculus math and radical equations but for some reason i cant get just simpler fractions and some basic math :|

[@pierreklutse4905]

super helpful

[@k66shogun]

well done!

[@TheCarlana]

man save my life.. how would you do 7/3 - 3/14 ??

[@patrickjmt]

glad i could help you :)

[@JustinBeiberRocksFTW]

what happens when you solve a fraction and end up with say 5/6x is there any way to remove the x from the bottom? because i thought that x cannot be on the bottom because if it equaled 0 then the bottom would also be 0 and there would be no solution. would you just leave it as 5/6x?

[@diordestv3959]

THANK YOU . YOU REAL HELPED ME A LOT

[@patrickjmt]

well, it is challenging for everyone. but, i rather enjoy the challenge.

[@SandyDiaz05]

awesome, Thanks a lot, I will keep watching your posts on Math.

[@shadow7988]

@kingdomheartsgirl103 roughly 12 2/3 with a bit of rounding off.more accuratly it is 12.61

[@420hippydippy]

have any videos that solve problems like 4/12 *t = 6/9?

[@Messiah.Complex]

what about when i have "y over 3 ≤ 2" i kno the answer is 6 but what is the prosess?

[@Nuggifresh]

nice vid

[@DBZownsall334]

How would u do 2/7k-1/14k and what would b da answer

[@meekeebeexo8296]

Bunch of thanks from the lesson! :)

[@vamrafrage]

THANKS FOR ALL OF THS MANM

[@JustinBeiberRocksFTW]

@delivery52 yay :D

[@samantharuanes4577]

how about when it has integers??? even in multiplying and dividing?? btw ALL OF YOUR VIDEOS ARE FRICKIN AWESOMEEEE!!!! =) :D □□□

[@GIO29ID]

he's a lefty cool

[@Pressy78]

thanks

[@Manther2012]

@DBZownsall334 Did you even watch the video?

[@fhiNkme]

OMG! ireallydontunderstand fraction huhu

[@rogittemirafuentes6218]

how about you have (x+1/x-1)+(1/x)? Please I need your help! T_T

[@kaiju2960]

I'm in 5th gwade

[@vijayanand875]

Dummy Question sorry: Why don't we add denominator 1:54 ??

[@mbjswag4487]

I don't get u

[@Messiah.Complex]

leftys r usually the more smarter people, my littel bro is one and he's waaaay smarter than i am =P

[@MRmt1217]

i still dont fucking understand

[@yushinong4727]

i hate math!