easy system to solve word problems.wmv

[@cloudiz4291]

Then word problems be like: If Billy has 3 cookies and then gives half to John, calculate the number of bananas that can fit in a toaster on Jupiter, if the wind is 12 MPH, in Eastern Russia.

[@Quentinason1]

Well, we know that your average toaster have 2 slots for bread. So, it’ll be 2 bananas stuffed in a toaster on Jupiter.

[@foursticksbuff9951]

Are the cookies gluten free? are the bananas organic? We're in 2020, for God sake! The science must be relevant.

[@califlo23]

Lol!!!!!! Yeeesss!

[@rambonambo3510]

John got 1 1/2 of the cookie.

[@josebotello56]

According to my calculations and the BUCK method just explained the answer would be 2 bananas 🍌. What we are trying to find out is the number of bananas that can fit in a toaster (common household appliance with 2 slots). Toasters are meant for 2 bread loaves but that is only a partial answer like the one for the first proportion problem. Jupiter is the largest planet in the solar system but only about 2.4 times that of the surface gravity on earth because it is mainly made up of “gases”. Assuming we are talking about your ordinary household banana sold in the grocery stores which is the cavendish variety and only weighs about 180.56g and we could “fit” or fill in the toasters (not someone (human) who proposes a toast) volume (amount of space that is enclosed within the container) is made up of stainless steel and has dimensions of 10”X8”X9” (includes no added features like auto shut off, cool to the touch, etc.) would fit approximately 10 bananas rounded up to the nearest 10th. This is why the answer to the t-shirt question is actually 1,512. Because 504X3=1,512

[@mishka7901]

Yeah, my weakness is word problem when solving math question. I struggle in word problem in math and physics

[@manila3780]

(2)

[@angelicawolfspeed1064]

Same

[@thedrunkronin4550]

Same

[@Yes-u4j]

Same

[@skylar_dreamyy]

Same 😅

[@sergiomerino1434]

Can you make a video that helps you identify whether you need to add, subtract, divide and multiply or a combination when dealing with a word problem? I struggle with this.

[@Moemoepoi]

@Day Bruh how

[@xoxchris]

Same

[@otakuchan1783]

Same T-T

[@shanekamurphy3704]

You can Google those. Look them up on KZbin. There are plenty. Order of operations is what it’s called.

[@elizabethmadden4993]

FYI: You missed a step in your answer. The question was how many t-shirts are sold in a week. You calculated the amount if only one t-shirt was sold every 10 minutes. The problem stated that 3 t-shirts were sold every 10 minutes, not 1.

[@mekapaige1]

I saw that too and I got scared... 🤯👻I can not believe it. She needs to multiple the 504 by three. Which means the shop sells 1,512 every week. I would hate to hire some one calculating to shirts for me jeesh. Hypothetical speaking

[@dmaresmael9260]

I thought I was wrong

[@getrektnoobgg5043]

@@mekapaige1 thank god I looked through the comments because I was seriously losing it. I couldn’t understand why the way I was doing it was wrong. It made no sense lmao.

[@manishbarik2267]

Thanks. I was also confused.

[@josesantiago7624]

Math teachers make mistakes too.

[@unknownnecessities1754]

I do (sorta) understand the BUCK system, but I still don’t understand word problems in general. What indicates when you have to multiply, subtract, divide, add, etc.?

[@kevingomez-johnson4194]

Bruh, That's the fucking...You hit the nail right on the head. My issue with word problems.

[@Knowledgeovergrades]

@@kevingomez-johnson4194 @Unknown Necessities Thanks for sharing your concern. My next video will be on this very topic. Subscribe to my channel so you'll see when I post it on Sunday. I currently have some helpful word problem videos ready to watch now in blue.

[@blairbee3579]

This is my exact problem!!!

[@unknownnecessities1754]

Kevin Gomez-johnson (late on this) but yeah. I understand they’ll give you formulas and such on certain word problems (which is not too bad) but almost all the time they never indicate (phrases that tell you) when your have to add or subtract. So it’s pretty damn hard to catch the clues since it ain’t so subtle.

[@unknownnecessities1754]

Knowledge Over Grades same here. I will never understand word problems 🙁

[@stevenmiller279]

Um, correct me if I'm wrong but in the first word problem it says 3 t shirts are sold every 10 minutes. So wouldn't that make it 1,512 t shirts instead of 504? 🤔

[@-spxmtxstic-]

Yeah. You’re righttttt 🤨

[@DannyDeo]

yea they should delete this video. first question they did wrong lmao

[@Smartatmath]

You are correct, the correction is noted at 4:08 and in the BUCK video reminds us to proof read (-;

[@enriqueiii9209]

@@bernelvielgequinto7336 She's correct for one T-shirt.

[@trub2ue415]

I totally agree. She is wrong. It’s says 3 T-shirts sold every 10 mins

[@shaneciagordon7324]

The answer to the first problem should be multiplied by 3 as 3 T-shirts are sold every 10 mins.

[@Smartatmath]

You are correct, the correction is noted at 4:08 and in the BUCK video reminds us to proof read (-;

[@sisteradvaisrael9510]

Yes so that would mean that she sells 1512 T-shirts per week. But this system is very helpful. Thank you!👍🏽

[@notmejustahirl5031]

Your smart

[@luckycard3852]

@@Smartatmath still thank you for the technique

[@kwekkwekgaming4332]

1512 is the answer in a week for me solving IDK thats not the answer

[@gyaltriniboom88]

How do I know what to use whether it's multiplication, division, addition etc...

[@sheelayousofi6312]

I have same problem.

[@britegamer5695]

I have the same problem

[@shilohwallace1220]

Exactly thats what I have been thinking also 🙂

[@miguel_le_epik2076]

Same

[@harshita6-c247]

I have same question

[@suspiemon8200]

Math word problems have too many words.

[@suspiemon8200]

What if a test has about 50 mins but 30 word problem questions. I CANNOT STAND THE STRESS!

[@Smartatmath]

just break it down, one word, one sentence at a time --

[@yuki-yuna7535]

Smartatmath Easier said than done, my friend.

[@hurriyayounis1336]

Yuki - Yuna dont get what ya saying

[@nick9k475]

omg ur gd player same here

[@Xueyuan1071]

This is so helpful for my gr 9 friend who STILL struggles with word problems. It has been a disaster looking how they can still struggle with these kinds of problems. Truly, thank you.

[@baixue8]

😭😭😭😭

[@InfernoRiddimz]

3 TSHIRTS in 10 MINS! USE DIVISION FOR THIS! 60MINS IN 1HR! ASK YOUR SELF how many 10MINS CAN I GET OUT OF 1 HOUR? ANSWER 6 10MINS IN A HOUR! MULTIPLY 6X3TSHIRTS = 18 TSHIRTS per hour, then multiply 18Tshirt x12hrs = 216per day once you find the daily amount then multiply how many days in the week by how many TSHIRTS PER DAY 216TSHIRTS X 7DAYS= 1512

[@jamespul3167]

Riddimz Inferno Production good one

[@micahv.8116]

Riddimz Inferno Production your too ANGRY typing about math... your forgot about your grammars, "A HOUR"

[@xchanosuico3003]

Yeah

[@rossanang-jamora4131]

This sounds complicated

[@iamwml_]

MICAH V. So what and caps doesn't always mean angry. This isn't a grammar comment section. If u thought that I was rude then I'm sorry.

[@UTN-ppl]

I wish this was longer with more samples. It’s still helpful but in order to full grasp this math material, there’s more redundancy needed to reinforce what was just learned.

[@mindfulfox7]

“three t-shirts sell every 10 minutes” The answer she gave is if only 1️⃣t-shirt sold every 10 minutes! Take her answer and multiply it by 3️⃣. 504 x 3 = 1512 t-shirts per week. 😄

[@Smartatmath]

You are correct, careless error -- the correction is at 4:00 thank you

[@elozJ1102]

Yes agree with your answer because it says 3 shirts every 10 minutes not 1 shirt.

[@JoshSmith-ib9qj]

Fuckin ppls heads up that need it man

[@GAMESANDENTERTAINMENT973]

It surely doe's say 3 t shirts every 10 minutes.

[@briamccraney3541]

I agree

[@jallenps7]

I've never used nor seen this type of strat before. It's simple but effective; thanks for the video!

[@dietwater3530]

I have a test in two days I’m not ready for Edit: I scored two grade levels higher:)

[@shivangishukla8322]

very cool easy and good tricks for me and students

[@kinidi_shadowdennis1143]

Thx for the tips!! I have a math test next Wednesday for a job!! This was really helpful!

[@AliAhmed-xe4fl]

how about your job? were they select you?

[@ralphvicente568]

yes your correct, but I'm really confused because she computed 1 T-shirt in every 10mins. it should be 3 t-shirts for 10 mins, right or wrong?

[@deann8829]

yes you are sooo right. i was just looking at that. its 3 not 1

[@Smartatmath]

+Ralph Vicente the correction is at 4:01 -- sorry for the confusion

[@Smartatmath]

+DeAnn's World the correction is at 4:01 -- sorry for the confusion

[@rocymoreno1533]

Me too I noticed that too

[@sportbikeboy]

You are right that's what I came up with.... She did the problem wrong, she only figured it for one shirt and the problem said 3

[@timethomas8169]

Oh my God! I don't even know how much to thank you. You just save my life honestly. I was so struggle to solve problems that I easily give up. You just motivate me now by watching the video. It's very useful and thank you so so much for your help. God bless you!

[@Smartatmath]

Wow, you are welcome -- I have provided a link to the corrected version of this video -- kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqq7c6R3btuqq9E

[@timethomas8169]

Great! Thanks alot.

[@HMcdon]

You certainly impart the information in this video with a great level of command. Thanks for sharing.

[@HMcdon]

***** Your'e welcome Pal.

[@weresmurf]

Sitting here working out my lesson plan for tomorrow and your system saved me. Thank you so much!

[@sokthol7658]

You have to change the answer, 3 t-shirts are sold in every 3 mins, then the correct answer is 1512 t-shirts are sold within a week

[@thegoharddancer2499]

Yh,I got same

[@cs20gaming42]

Math isn't my strongest subject but my mom says I am good at it

[@hungryangmo9964]

Same. Bio isn't my strongest subject but my tuition teacher says I am good at it

[@arlenefajardo2667]

CS20GAMING I DONT GET IT?????

[@SahajaJambula]

L

[@angeloprisco6457]

LOL

[@CattisEpic]

Same im really not that great at anything and my classmates says im a genius for some reasom

[@annalatigue3448]

Thanks so much for your help. Clear, articulate, good pace. Great teaching.

[@aerieparker9979]

This video was extremely helpful! I have always had trouble in the past solving word problems. The professor in this video relieved my anxiety. Thank You!

[@mariamacapagal680]

Ang galing alam ninyo kaibigan walang alam

[@karinbartling373]

Thank goodness the error was corrected in a subsequent video. I was thinking this strategy would help my son but was disappointed that there was an obvious error in the first problem. "Check your work" should be added to the otherwise helpful BUCK system.

[@Smartatmath]

+Karin Bartling "checking" is good advice (-;

[@hadyswag9543]

Yh but how do we know when to divide or multiply to get to an answer ? If I get a question I wouldn't know how to solve it I don't know if to add or subtract or times or divide to get the answer can u tell me how to ?

[@crystalpixelgaming42]

It looks like this video was copied and pasted just saying...

[@MrDrummification]

The answer is 1512 that 504*3 I guess she forgot no biggy

[@miyaosman3207]

MrDrummification are you brackets or something 😂😂

[@charismabarcelona1036]

MrDrummification yeah I agree

[@graceenogieru]

Hi

[@afrahdaldhis]

MrDrummification Yes you right 1512 t-shirt 's sold every week. The teacher's wrong.

[@lavandamiller3411]

MrDrummificationnhfnfnfgnfd

[@joseveliz6958]

I’m with you Steve. since it says “3t-shirts every 10 minutes” it should be 1,512 t-shirts/week

[@mikeferry3391]

exactly her entire answer is bogus. All she did was break down time. Amazing that everyone here is following this like lemmings over a cliff. Glad Im not alone in solving the real answer. what we do know is that there are 504 (72 minutes) in 7 days when only calculating for 12 hours. She completely bombed this question.

[@joynequawest2256]

This was so amazing how she solved it!..just like that! Wow thx for this😯😯

[@shanaecoleman2031]

Thanks, I will be using this strategy on my test!!!

[@ashleysmokers2546]

Thanks so much for preparing me for my grade 6 work!!!

[@georgendjadinganda3265]

Thank you thank you

[@Smartatmath]

You are very welcome

[@juliagalazka9016]

This actually really helped me (thank you)

[@regaugetswengutsoane1232]

This really helped me prepare for a test. Thank you 😊

[@Smartatmath]

You are welcome, I am glad you found it helpful

[@saranhongskrailers4831]

Your answer on t-shirt question was incorrect. 3 T-shirts was sold in 10 minutes so the answer should be 504x3 = 1512.

[@Oldnoodle]

This channel is the best because I don’t have to have a silence when the teacher asks a question

[@clivesimpson3986]

Absolutely amazing, do you have an acronym for solving long comprehension?

[@Smartatmath]

email me at: [e-mail] I will try to come up with something for you

[@blackpinkvibes2879]

@@Smartatmathmam can u teach me and do u do any tuitions ?? If u just Comment me and let me know

[@codeoflives9719]

I think you forgot that in every 10mins = 3tshirts. Formula: 10mins = 3tshirts 1 hour = 60mins / 10mins = 6 * 3shirts = 18 shirts 12 hours = 720mins / 10mins = 72 * 3shirts = 216 shirts 1week = 5040mins / 10mins = 504 * 3shirts = 1512 shirts anyway, great tutorial! i've learned a lot and i will use your method in solving word problem.

[@meenstadka7411]

You r wrong madam.. In the question u said 3 t-shirt sold every 10 min. But while solving u said a t-shirt sold every 10 min.

[@alisterfrancis4011]

You are spot on.That was my observation as well.

[@jamalamer691]

That ws what im thinking 😂😅

[@ubahmussa62]

thank you so much i am in year 6 and i was always told to practice your word problems and i could not find some other video that helped me till i came across this one that helped me and i liked and subscribed it and thank you for the buck it is a great method thank you soooooooooooooooooo much

[@Chiparuruu]

“three t-shirts sell every 10 minutes”.............. isnt it supposed to be 1,512 t-shirts per week......... right?

[@christopherc6929]

that is that answer to this problem. 1512 t shirts she made a mistake and solve for one t shirt every ten minutes.

[@shaneciagordon7324]

oh yes. @smartatmath please correct that.o

[@PABS1920]

Thanks for sharing this method. This is a great example.

[@somaliudiidaceeb2904]

hi every one. i got this answer. 12×60/10 = 72×3 shirts=216×7= 1512 shirts per week.

[@hanaelbanna947]

Ya u r right

[@ravi07100]

Haikal Academy huff . . Thank God even I got the same answer

[@ANGELFREGON]

Haikal Academy You're right. I got 1512 as well. I multiply 18 t-shirts per hour by 12 hours a day. I got 216. And (216)×(7) gave me 1512.

[@ANGELFREGON]

Haikal Academy I multiply 18 t-shirts per hour like the problem says.

[@shenghuang8679]

I got the same answer she messed up on the problem

[@rituparnanath7339]

Very well explained. Thank you for the valuable information.

[@wannakunsun1368]

Thank you so much, this video helped me a lot.

[@mdasaduzzaman6587]

Omg before I struggled and had meltdowns while doing word problems and now it's so easy for me to do

[@radamespwrstn1456]

Remember the problem says 3t-shirts every 10min, no one every 10mins. Final solution is not 100% accurate.

[@gardenglory6624]

EXACTLY...Thank Goodness you picked this up too. IT's crap and confusing. It's definitely not the right answer. I had to show this to my 64 year old mom, who is a math professor...She was so disappointed that this crap is online confusing people. We got the right answer. At least you pay (us too) attention to detail. If this was REAL what a terrible business owner, who cannot figure out how much merchandize he sells a day. Pathetic.

[@pinaifegwueke-ibe2095]

Exactly, i began to think that i was stupid , because i could not find the same answer.

[@nutthing7634]

Big thanks please make more tutorial like this

[@naz8070]

I like math from other subjects,this was so helpful.

[@Huskee4]

I dont know if m ever gonna use this in the real world. But it will definitely help me with school. So thank you

[@fartunahmed2046]

As lockdown affect everyone I’m teaching my children 7th, 5th, and 4th grade. Even though I was enjoying math in high school, I guess i get old and bit forget math. I really use some help with this pre algebra homework, and as I was searching It took me your channel which I’m grateful for your videos, you are amazing, you make it super easy to solve all this complicated word problems. Thanks for your time and your thoughtfulness. I’m sure I keep checking in. 😊

[@anthonytruong1962]

Thank You. This actually helped a lot, I'm going to use this technique tomorrow on my math quiz. 10/29/13. I'm in middle school and I'm in/taking pre-algebra. Thank you Very Much =)

[@Wonyoung_ismmm]

Thanks 😊 I scored in maths 99.5/100 Thanks a lot

[@jeorgezuohny8940]

Wow! You're a genius

[@tggamer9466]

Hi

[@KU_FSCJ]

all these years and i finally 'get' a way to do it. i'm at beginning college math and stressing over exam 1 that has these. never learned any good tricxks for word problems. perfect! adhd here and need focus help

[@omaribrahim9271]

Beautiful video. makes me love math more. Thanks! very helpful. :)

[@Obamadose]

Where can I go to get more practice for problems like the ones in the video?

[@TBC1599]

Google "worded questions" in relation to your area of study. E.g. search "cosine rule worded questions."

[@markw464]

thanks this was very helpful.

[@kitkitfatcat6835]

The BUCK system is very useful . Thanks I Subscibed. I watched the video before my math test and I passed.:-) :-) :-)

[@Smartatmath]

Yay !!

[@adrian_gamez7749]

This was good i can wait till my exam

[@perfectrhyme6692]

Mine is tomorrow and I'm so nervous about it!

[@genvresinibo5294]

WHAT YOU LIKE EXAM WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Vishaka537]

It really work I tried it thanku for really better information ❤

[@bitaniadesalegn9109]

you actually have the wrong answer, the answer is 1512. you forgot to multiply 504 by three because they are selling 3 t-shirts not one in 10 minutes.

[@Mz.reneray]

😂

[@wendymarvell7897]

this is sooo helpful! i got an ES (exceeding standard) on my math test and my parents are very proud!! :)

[@kimparedes5540]

Thank you ❤️❤️❤️

[@Smartatmath]

You are so welcome

[@Miranda_Writes]

Very useful. Thank you!

[@sushi81]

More video please, thank you so much this helps!

[@rolandyee8948]

Mam please I do not know but I am not good at solving math but u came in and gave us an easy method of solving word problems 🙏thank you

[@siragan4369]

since 3 shrts are sold every 10 minutes we have to multiply 504 by 3 = 1512

[@efnarios]

exactly!

[@mrniceguy0617]

yeah that's my answer too. I thought I'm wrong.

[@ItsMe-kh9ul]

We're same.

[@CluelessCarter]

You could also do $80x0.80 since 80x1.00=80 and 20 percent discount is 0.20. Then 1.00-0.20=0.80. That’s why 80x0.80 is better. It gives you the answer a little faster.

[@mathematicsfordummy598]

Actually, the first example isn't done yet. It says that every 10 minutes 3 I ❤ NY t-shirts sold. The solutions are: 12×7×60= 5,040 5,040÷10= 504×3= 1,512

[@palm_tree5404]

My brain can't handle this

[@siyabongagift4168]

she just forgot to multiply by 3, that's all.

[@mathematicsfordummy598]

@@siyabongagift4168 Just forget? She's giving a lecture might as well do it right.

[@jocelyngomez6760]

Have finals tomorrow and did this quick re-cap. Thanks a ton!

[@ztaylor03]

Or you could just multiply $80.00 X 80% since you are paying 80% of the price, and you don't have to subtract a number etc... 80 x .8 = 64

[@JazzyG144]

Your very smart,but very confusing.

[@TBC1599]

@@JazzyG144 How doesn't this make sense?

[@DeadPool-gg3pe]

Im stupid in math so i dont understand

[@Angelxboba]

That's a great example for my winter break home work thanks

[@BrandonMlotshwa]

For the first problem your answer is incorrect. They sell 3 t-shirts every 10mins, you calculated for 1 t-shirt every 10mims.

[@manishachettri4573]

I like the video very much

[@mylittlepony.comfriendship1996]

thx it helps me to solve my test that is full of word probloms

[@Smartatmath]

Cool!

[@RamLopez]

Smartatmath i love it

[@celinebangayan6494]

You have a wrong spelling did you mean is problem not probloms you have to correct it

[@technologywontsaveus]

Thank you. It was very useful. Who didn't know or wasn't one of these "oh, this is so hard, I can never do it" people at school? How did I solve the first problem? It's quite easy then: 12 hours per day x60 minutes x 7 = 5040 minutes or 84 hours per week. And then we have 3 t-shirts per 10 minutes, so we have 3x60/10=18 t-shirts per hour and that you multiply with the hours per week. Yepp, very helpful to cross out the information you don't need. 2nd problem I did it with this 100%=80, 80=? So 80x80/100=64. Yes, of course it is way easier to do it like you did, or one could even say: 20% is 1/5, therefore, 16 out of 80, and then we have 64. But I used the safe way.

[@frederickwilburn4379]

I actually have a Easier way to solve The Maria Shoe question. All you would have to do is know 20% goes into 100% 5 times. So divide 80 by 5 80÷5=16 then subtract 80 by that number 80-16=64 This works efficiently on precentage Word problems!!!! 👍👌Great video though!!!!!

[@Smartatmath]

Good idea

[@chrisatkins7216]

Thank you soo much. Im in high school and ive needed to refresh my word problem skills. Again thanks

[@rynnniieee]

Thank you. i'm really bad at math but now im not so nad.

[@Yvcridzx]

I have a question

[@joynequawest2256]

Ha nad check your spelling bruh🤭🤭

[@alexzandrabaumgartner5564]

@@joynequawest2256 like?

[@sugarbaby290]

More master middles school math.thank you. R M

[@Stefan6.7]

very helpful video, thanks

[@davdeas777]

Stefan Unruh HELPFUL!!! THE DAMN VIDEO GOT ME A FUCKING F!!!

[@Stefan6.7]

dav deas then youre either dumb, or you didnt even try to understand it...

[@davdeas777]

Stefan Unruh then what did you get

[@juanfx5176]

I'm 22 years old watching middle school math because I don't understand it anymore 😭 please tell me I'm not alone

[@Youngrasshopper_]

I’m 20 and studying for my military aptitude test lol your not alone

[@juanfx5176]

@@Youngrasshopper_ good luck man, I passed but couldn't get a waiver signed, until it gets signed I'm on the sidelines.

[@sapphire2434]

Thank you so much I have a math test today and this was really helpful

[@jorindagod6817]

i sort of still dont get it

[@No-rj7mj]

Rise me too

[@Fireisout555]

3 shirts every 10 mins. Max amount per hour is 18. Then 18x12. Then 216 x 7

[@simonegardener7584]

Risebut

[@simonegardener7584]

rekha Haq guggi

[@libansvlogs2693]

@@Fireisout555 stop at 4:03 and it's says a t shirt sold every 10 minus instead of 3 t-shirts sold every 10 minus so the answer will be 720/3.333333 =216 then × 7 which equals 1,512 shirts

[@shaikh8349]

Great job 👍

[@yvonnestaley3564]

Pretty kool technique to remember.....and word problems are a weak spot for me.

[@zlkryzoh3048]

Yvonne Staley me to lol

[@DeadPool-gg3pe]

We had a test with word problems and i Got all wrong and the worst grade in my class :’(

[@j.b.6722]

Huge math test, and math is my weakest point, this tutorial is the first ever time i understood word problems

[@Smartatmath]

So happy to hear that, good luck on the exam

[@Stroopwafelbae]

This is the one thing I hate about math. Stupid word problems. And the fact that they're on the ASVAB too It's like....

[@XxDJHALLOWEENxX]

yeeees im studying for the asvab going to the marine corps like my dad kick some ass!

[@baileycheuk1850]

Pikachu is so cute

[@XxDJHALLOWEENxX]

Get this app called youteacher its 10 bucks everyone talking about it its an online tutor on your phone and solve all the asvab problems even the words trust me it helps

[@hobihobijjangjjang3103]

IKR.

[@brooketaylor2630]

I have it and it's awesome!!!

[@putaputa7841]

yah got it.. gonna use this for my civil service exam

[@spino008]

Hello! Thanks, Im getting 10 on my Math quiz

[@ulixerr3030]

Ur getting a 10

[@spino008]

Black yoshi 1 I got a ten :)

[@miavintimilla9381]

Thanks I needed this tomorrow is my 1st state test

[@natalimaitland3460]

+Mia Vintimilla Oh WOW

[@keziatorres6060]

I don't get it! I'm dumb at math! Word problems in my coutry are more harder than this

[@gilbertgeroge8847]

Can you please give me some more points to I'm not good at it

[@gilbertgeroge8847]

In Grenada

[@gilbertgeroge8847]

Do I have to pay for it

[@glitchskateboarding6102]

@@creativeminds5066 you dont ask that on youtube like that

[@endahrosa7963]

Would you please make a video about the two variable word problem as well? I finally understand how to solve word problem after watching this video. Your explanation is the easiest to understand compared to all videos I watched on KZbin. Thank you very much. You're my life saver!!

[@Knowledgeovergrades]

Hey Edna, I have a few word problem videos on my channel (blue thumbnail) that may be helpful to you as well. On Sunday I'll be uploading a video on how to know when to multiply in a word problem. Subscribe so you don't miss it!

[@alhazmiaddi9540]

It says "Three t-shirt every 10 minutes" so it's 1512 T-shirts in a week.

[@fionaalbert6051]

I have m'y sats soon and this Will really help with reasoning ty!

[@syung8754]

I thought I'd gone nuts thinking 1,512 was incorrect. 3/10 x 60=18Ts

[@Smartatmath]

you are correct the correction is in the BUCK System video--thank you

[@yemanebrhane5398]

I'd ke to thank you because I lerned new method which I've never heared about colled BUC K . this is something that I can use r my ligfe.

[@Smartatmath]

happy to hear that (-;

[@JohnKirkwoodProFoodHomemade]

You get a thumbs down for not paying full attention to the content of the first question : ( ...But I gave you a thumbs up for getting the second question correct : ) = No thumbs.

[@daliamorales6588]

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[@williambabin7350]

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[@daniellesells1942]

this will really help me! I take the GED test on the first and word problems are the worst!! thanks so much!!

[@xxrein.]

Noice! This is helpful my friend

[@ashleysmokers2546]

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