Build Math Sense to EASILY ace school and win competitions | Level 1, Part 3

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[@elisasegal1052]

merci beaucoup pour la vidéo ça m'aide beaucoup!

[@randomtexan]

6 and 25/46 because 2 is the onky even orime

[@queen.abc.]

Thanks for this other sequel of this amazing series. Slayy queen!

[@thatmathlete]

❤️❤️❤️

[@queen.abc.]

@thatmathlete Love you Amyyy!

[@kardin1323]

A+ video. I appreciate that you teach people tricks and steps to achieve that A+. Around what grade level is the math in this video?

[@nathands2554]

why did u subtract 70 from 91

[@randomtexan]

To check if it is divisbe by 7

[@nathands2554]

@@randomtexan oh ok thank u so much so to check whether it is divisible by 9 u subtract 90 ?

[@questburdett2416]

@@nathands2554no, nine has a property that if you add up the digits and they equal a multiple of nine it is divisible by nine

[@nathands2554]

and two digit numbers ending with three that are prime are 13 23 43 53 73 83 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- p+q=25 therefore we can take p=23 and q=2 therefore 1/p+1/q= p+q/p*q ie 25/46 is that correct ???

[@carolinaCCC5]

Nice tricks, Amy, thank you! 👍

[@HumanHuman.]

Thank you so much for being here on this channel too, Carolina! What do you like most about this 'Build Math Sense' video series by Amy? And what would you like to see in particular in future videos of this series? Please let know. Stay blessed.

[@thatmathlete]

❤️❤️❤️

[@carolinaCCC5]

​@@HumanHuman. You are welcome! And honestly, I just like some of the logical "tricks", like if you add up the numbers and if it is a number that is divisible by other... That kind of stuff, and just how with this series, we build our sense to improve at math, with a strong foundation and knowledge that allows us to tackle bigger problems easily. I personally do not have anything in mind, although, it is a bit unrelated to the subject, maybe in the future, Amy could do videos about those logic riddles, like the birthday date one, but about this series, well, hopefully the next videos are just as useful as this one! Because, it isn't really about a math that's specific, it's more of a, well yeah, sense or a logic, essential for math and stem subjects. Anyways, thank you! And stay blessed, peace be upon you.

[@carolinaCCC5]

​@@thatmathleteTake care, Amy. 💕💓

[@HumanHuman.]

@@carolinaCCC5 Carolina, you really are an essential part of the A-Team! Amazing! Thank you so much for this feedback and suggestions! I'll let Amy know this. You are right, this 'Build Math Sense' series is indeed generally helpful for Math and STEM subjects. And I also think it'll help you all here to understand and get better at Math holistically. Stay tuned! And Peace be upon you too, Carolina! This means so much to me that you remember my usual way of greeting and say it to me! Stay blessed.

[@elisasegal1052]

c'est 13, 23 ,43 ,53 ,73 ,83!?

[@nathands2554]

Wait why didn't human human show up this time ???

[@HumanHuman.]

Peace be upon you. I always try my best to be here for the A-Team. I mean it! Thank you for being so consistent in watching videos by Amy on this channel too. You are watching Amy's content on her wAmy channel too, right? It would mean a lot if you give some regular positive feedback on that chanel too! Also, what would you like to see in particular in this 'Build Math Sense' series by Amy? Please let know. Thank you for being a part of A-Team. Stay blessed.

[@nathands2554]

@@HumanHuman. i do watch her wAmy channel aslo i am looking forward to see shortcuts for removing squares as well as squareroots for 3 to 4 digits numbers as there are long calculations in physics and chemistry as well other than maths thank u for asking u too stay blessed

[@thatmathlete]

Use divisibility rules that I explain in my other videos to find squares more easily!