Easy way of remembering prime numbers from 1 to 100

[@joudmohammed8625]

POV: you are here because you have a test tomorrow 😥

[@aclapz9192]

Hell ye i wanna get strait a,s

[@nourzoeshahatit6692]

very true and they are finals

[@lifewithjadyn9452]

Ofc, my teacher killing me like literally

[@yara-wp7hh]

Me also 😥😥

[@furiouskingyt2463]

No

[@lindap6006]

This teacher has a clear way of explaining. Love her teaching! ❤️

[@Matwew21]

Hello, i was studying for the ecricome tremplin test, and for the tage mage, knowing prime number is an important part. So i used this method to memorize, and got a good enough score to get accepted in the school I wanted. Thank you.

[@echopoint4133]

POV: your math teacher is making you watch this

[@gammerpp5926]

no cus i want to remember this

[@kumarsunita]

😂😂

[@Matwew21]

When it reached 79 I was like "that's it ?" Really good method, thx

[@ZabkaPiano]

Thank you so much. I managed to learn in less than an hour using this method!

[@aladdindorado3608]

It's easy to memorize prime numbers between 1 to 1000(168 total). I did it in 3 days. I just associated them with funny stories. I made codes for each number. 1 is l, 2 is n, 3 is m, 4 is r, 5 is p, 6 is b, 7 is f, 8 is t, 9 is g, and 0 is s.

[@willek1335]

Explain the codes a bit further. How does the letters of the alphabet correspond to a funny story?

[@aladdindorado3608]

@@willek1335 1 is love, 2 is Noah, 3 is mic, 4 is radio, 5 is pie, 6 is bike, 7, is fox, 9 is guy, 8 is toe, 10 is leis,11, liliy, 12 is lion, 13 is lame, etc... Just make ridiculous association between these numbers and it will stick to your brain.

[@aladdindorado3608]

@@willek1335 You can watch my video on how i did it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYPYlH6QZ8ughbc

[@willek1335]

@@aladdindorado3608 thats genius. I used one with world leaders once. xD

[@kishanszone7911]

😆😆😆

[@lydiajoshua5125]

I don't understand how there are such negative comments. I live in the uk and I think you are absolutely brilliant. Thank you so much for this. I appreciate the time and effort you took to put this up. Thanks again.

[@hps2732]

thank you for your sharing!

[@joeyw1024]

Okay method but video editing is kinda un convincing to watch

[@vaishaliagnihotri7025]

Thank you

[@debashislahiri5120]

I memorised all the prime numbers by myself thank you so much it helped a lot.Happy Janmashtami

[@haryzzirfan6160]

wow, seriously this is amazing. ive always had a problem with remembering these prime numbers just by reading, and now with this guide, i can remember it so easily! thank you so much teacher vaishali :D

[@rajeevdas1811]

Thanku mam tomorrow is my exams and i was thinking how to learn thanks for this idea😇

[@adrantlofter1545]

POV: watching this because you have an exam tomorrow

[@poincareconjecture5651]

Incredibly helpful, kudos from San Diego:)

[@mathbbn2676]

nice teacher, I understand from show by teacher

[@cinderellajob7384]

Pov: ur here just one day before ur maths exams 😅😢

[@sharonjuniorchess]

Perhaps an interesting question to ask & answer is why are prime numbers and composite numbers important/useful in mathematics? So how & why does learning them help?

[@vaishaliagnihotri7025]

I will try to answer it later...

[@007pbk]

@@vaishaliagnihotri7025 this is a intersting question by @chris. Do we know the answer?

[@mattaparthisairamarjun323]

because when we do prime factorisation,if you get a prime number at the end...we need not continue the factorisation if you know primes....but if you don"t know you further need to calculate if it is a prime or not

[@sharonjuniorchess]

@@mattaparthisairamarjun323 Nice answer but it gets harder as the numbers get bigger. A good start (to narrow down all the prime numbers that you have to test your number with) is limited by the square root of that number. So to find all the prime numbers up to 100 I only need to look at all the prime number multiples up to 10 i.e. 2, 3, 5, & 7 to find out if a number is prime or composite. But what happens if my number is 1,111,111,111,111,111,111 (19 ones)? This was a famous problem posed by Henry Dudeney who wrote mathematical puzzle books before calculators & computers. It took him a year to solve. All you have to do to get started is work out what the square root of this number is (but without a calculator).

[@shynivinodh9782]

Pov:you are here because you are looking for some good why to find prim numbers but this is the only good one

[@nourzoeshahatit6692]

POV: my math teacher does not know how to teach us prime numbers 🤣🤣😁😁❤btw I love my math teacher

[@aliciaflowerflame10]

This really helped. Thank you!

[@baisemetushi5424]

This helped me so much thank you im going to write it in my flipping test tomorrow which I forgot about 😅

[@rajivdiya7665]

Thanks mam it helped me so much i was not able to learn it but now i am able to learn it . Don't now how express words for you.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@akashgourav2551]

thank you it is a very good explanation

[@bhavani.feb2408]

Thanks so much Ma'am 😊👍😘

[@sahibakhatoon3461]

I love your classes your math is good process I like it 🤘🤘🤘❤️❤️

[@sannidhi_DPS2702]

thankyou mam really helped my child for her exams

[@knowledgeworld2828]

Thanks very much............. thanks aunty😊

[@amanauto]

Thank you so much mam this helped me a lot 😁

[@ronitraj1588]

jitna yaad tha wo bhi bhul gye aapka vdo dekh kr🙂

[@raghveetiwarivii-crn9772]

THANK YOU MA'AM this is gonna help me a lotttttt

[@beneyal9264]

She wrote 31 and 61 but not 91 because 7x13

[@abedalikhan3803]

Good work 🎉🎉🎉

[@muqsitjalal2225]

great mam

[@nikitadas9671]

Great!

[@kattaanand4054]

Excellent idea, thanks

[@threegirls6611]

I am just trying to find a way to remember prime numbers I have a mock exam on Monday Aaaaaaaaah.....

[@pastel_babe6719]

Ahhh i have a exam too only 13 days left

[@justadude5160]

You made this video for people exams and am having a prime number exams tomorrow thanks a lot for this video!

[@vaishaliagnihotri7025]

All the best

[@prajalnaik8189]

Thank you tr so much It helped me alot 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@MegaGaurav17]

shaky but awesome

[@jyotivarma7638]

Thank you so much mam

[@saniya8326]

Good efforts mam..much appreciative👍👍

[@vaishaliagnihotri7025]

Thank you

[@aktharulalam3571]

I memorised all prime numbers thank you

[@johnnyboy7795]

thank you ma'am it helped alot

[@rosemarykamfwa]

I love this so much thankyou you helped me

[@vaishaliagnihotri7025]

All the best

[@jobishmaykkel3080]

I love your classes

[@dwanefulford7798]

I'm 15 and I don't know prime numbers

[@ot_guru5141]

nice

[@amreenmukheemgmailamreen7288]

Superb mam tnx

[@cyber_gaming777]

But why did you write 41, 43 ,47 ,71, 73

[@betsygilead2877]

Super idea mam 😃

[@dvdr866]

mid year exam tomorrow thank you!!

[@vaishaliagnihotri7025]

All the best

[@jhaymarjz2948]

🎉🎉🎉hello

[@hetanshsharma3175]

I am trying to learn prime numbers for my math oral and this is the best and the easy method 🕉🕉jai hind 🕉🕉

[@shubansmom4292]

Reliable 😅

[@bhushanmahashabde2139]

Thanks mam

[@kikisbeautyworld5458]

I like how you did this

[@AjmalKhan-rf2pf]

Yes tq sooo much mam

[@RekhaKumari-fp7ek]

Thank you

[@gaminggamer6204]

Thanks mam🙂🙂

[@sastrym264]

nice method it helped m

[@nigarjahan7961]

Thank you 😀

[@biranchinarayanmohapatra4491]

Question: *Why starting prime number is 2, why not 1?* Answer : One has only one factor, 1=1*1, factor is 1 only. A number must have exactly two factors to be prime, so 1is not a prime number. 2=1*2 or 2*1, have factors 1 and 2, exactly two factors, so it is prime. Enjoy maths, u will fall in 💕 with it ⁉️

[@bharathiaerayyanar431]

Thanks madam

[@traditionalrecipes3812]

Thank you teacher iam so proud of you i can find prime numbers easily after seeing your video

[@shankardamame5169]

thanks mam

[@pallavimadasu]

Mam plz tell the prime numbers From 1-500 In simple way 🙂

[@rajpreetsingh516]

thnks a lot

[@DipanjanBasu14]

it might not be a trick but it's definitely less time consuming. A big lol to all the haters here who think this was not useful content.

[@kawsarbinmamun1301]

সহজ

[@edenkim4103]

Also not writing 49 because 19 and 79 is prime but not 49 because 7x7

[@radhikaramadoss7641]

highly complicated instead they can remember by striking out the factors

[@sharonjuniorchess]

That is how Eratosthenes first did it in the third century BC. That is why they called it the 'sieve of Eratosthenes' because it shakes out all the numbers that are multiples of previous prime numbers (which you don't want) leaving you with just the prime numbers.

[@vaishaliagnihotri7025]

Yes but that takes a lot of time...doing that again and again is very time consuming

[@aashisaxena7615]

Thank you so much.

[@jollusaiyadav8890]

Practice I to tomorrow exam😢

[@suyashgupta9599]

Thanks ma'am 😊

[@tanushachopra4262]

Wowww !!!!! What a way of learning very easy Thanks !!!!!!!

[@joeyw1024]

there are negative comments only cuz of the video editing lol

[@punyavenkat77]

Pls tell twin primes and co prime pls mam

[@threegirls6611]

Why will we not write 91 ....

[@spectre1642]

Three Girls it’s not a prime number

[@tenacitylearning9581]

91 is divisible by 7, 13. Hence, it is not a prime number

[@beneyal9264]

Because it's 7x13

[@wahidimranbutt4023]

But why are starting prime numbers is 2

[@biranchinarayanmohapatra4491]

One has only one factor, 1=1*1, factor is 1 only. A number must have exactly two factors to be prime, so 1is not a prime number. 2=1*2 or 2*1, have factors 1 and 2, exactly two factors, so it is prime. Enjoy maths, u will fall in 💕 with it ⁉️

[@biranchinarayanmohapatra4491]

Question: *Why starting prime number is 2, why not 1?* Answer : One has only one factor, 1=1*1, factor is 1 only. A number must have exactly two factors to be prime, so 1is not a prime number. 2=1*2 or 2*1, have factors 1 and 2, exactly two factors, so it is prime. Enjoy maths, u will fall in 💕 with it ⁉️

[@saifmohammademon4053]

Thanks

[@sharanappabyali8212]

Super

[@KickstartYourselF77]

thanks mam

[@roman46930]

Mam I don't understand

[@GM-sl8px]

Nice trick tell me composite number

[@mipunyodu9797]

00:48 save ur time

[@jagdishpatil5259]

Video Hindi Hona Chahiye

[@moonossphere8310]

thank you mam

[@shivanidesai698]

You didn’t even teach how to identify prime numbers.

[@SantoshYadav-cn1gp]

There is not any tricks to remember prime numbers

[@threegirls6611]

True but at least everyone’s trying to find like tricks to help us But when you get it ..

[@dontlike827]

Here is no trick to remember

[@jamieliawilliams5759]

easy so you think🙄🙄

[@sounkhatoon2941]

Bakwas hai ye

[@aneikafagon568]

Can't talk good

[@rashmiverbalcir5576]

I understood but to confusing

[@allahmuhammd7737]

Bari peri understanding thi 😡

[@sheebapeter8064]

Thank you

[@sandhu_bindri_1114]

thank u mam

[@santoshbharimalla1957]

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[@charlesae1]

Thanks mam