How to deal with fractional powers.wmv

[@paarynvadgama]

This video explained several hours of school in a few minutes, thank you!

[@khushisingh-ec9vz]

Thanks

[@keianasimpson2362]

Agreed!

[@joshuawardle5003]

fuck me your school is slow at teaching then

[@archomoggins9777]

Damn right, Sir iParry

[@Sir_Snivy]

Thank you iParry, your comment is very insightful and made my day significantly better. :)

[@fxbeliever123]

I just keep forgetting about everything once I get home, inside the classroom I do fine but once outside im dead.

[@mariannechaaban8191]

same

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[@ngoziobanor6601]

Nice and educative

[@abdirahimmussa2708]

Raven Axercion init thats true shit i totally agree

[@adamfoster3217]

yep, this is what is wrong with the education system. I forget everything. And i can guarantee that going to forget every part of my maths gcse within 1 month after the exam.

[@Shorifio4321]

i feel extremly stupid right now. i hve 1 question, wat is the answer for 9 to the power of 3/2

[@bonnitakhaliq9578]

You sir have really helped me out , excellent teaching , keep up the good work. I am 55 years old and have forgot or did not know everything apart from 2 plus 2. I have set a target of 4 years to get an A level Maths. I have a long lonely journey ahead. Thanks

[@magnusmaynard]

How are you sitting the exams? Do you have to arrange it with a school?

[@Sadge1999]

Bonnita Khaliq 4 years 😱 bit long - no?

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i wish you the very best. keep working hard and you'll achieve good grades

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all the best

[@dlyn799]

@Rhodri Bjerke lol me too

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Wow the world is proud to have people like you Sir thank you, this is so helpful

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You're right

[@dady7477]

this channel makes everything so much easier i wish i couldve discovered a while back

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Well I pay my university a lot for this info but you've just given it to me in 7 minutes.

[@darthkollonind8894]

Etch. A Sketch I'm learning this at gcse and ur at university learning the same thing.

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[@rayskiii]

ik man its bullshit

[@ranjanapandey9630]

Very nice..I like your short and well explained videos...thank you so much from India🙏

[@emmapinheiro5422]

Damn, thanks. This sped up my homework drastically! (A lot quicker when you remember what to do)

[@josephdraper1435]

What a life saver. my math person right now is not teaching me that then they ask questions about it

[@lumsygirl7668]

Best simple explanation on you tube. Clear and sucient. Thank you

[@TheRok]

Thank you! I was trying to figure it out on my own, but couldn't figure it when the powers had something other than 1 over something.

[@gretah70]

What a legend. So clear and concise.

[@harikrishna8146]

you are the best, you rock!! thank you very much, this really helped me. What I love the most is the different type of questions you explained to make the topic clear

[@liliankraszka8549]

Finally I understood this crap!!! Thanks!!

[@Marshmellow1990]

Your handwritting is so beautiful

[@SuperManGamer]

I love my maths teachers, but I really only ever truly understand a mathematical concept after re-looking at it after the lesson...

[@faizalam7537]

Thanks man Tomorrow is my exam and I am watching it today 😄 But thanks for clearing all Love from India ❤️❤️

[@woodland5325]

thanks for the video really helped with the negative fractional powers

[@zaharawalkersmith6442]

Thank you SO much, seriously such a big help!

[@ThemisTheotokatos]

thanx man :) I always forget these. I saved your video to keep it in my video library

[@endemic18]

Better than my whole class 7 In just few minutes I've learnt a lot

[@ginahong8617]

For 5:18 couldn't it also be -3? Because -3^4 would also be 81, therefore the answer should be ±27??

[@badam9656]

I am 10 and my teacher gave me a sheet with lots of volume symsoms rule and indices like 81^1/2

[@gaudy5112]

the way he says 5 is great

[@Nabamyopu]

Great..... Very clearly explained

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Heartly❤ tnx sir I watch this video after 7year😊

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God bless you , thank you so much

[@itskhehra7169]

you are amazing sir ..this type of concept never teach in school and may skip

[@matlebaliahmed8270]

They do teach it. But, not much precisely.

[@muminabdul243]

Great video helped alot in my c1 revision

[@bigbellyburger1786]

Jesus I’m doing my mock exams and this was a question on their which baffled me

[@chocolate766]

Thank you so much I learnt this before but I forgot it and guess who has exams

[@zayan303]

What if you have a number that cannot be divided evenly?

[@Hikk]

arshaan shaikh I think you would write it as I surd

[@dt3042]

Tamika Rahman Take √8 .It can be expressed as √2*2*2 =2√2

[@suka9316]

THANK YOU SOOOOOOOOO MUCH!!! PLEASE KEEP MAKING VIDEOS :D

[@Sky12674]

Helpful video.

[@mayaalkan3748]

excellent explanation sir! you made it so easy to understand. thank you for your time.

[@Pineapplex1990x]

this is helpful , i learnt more from this vid then i have since school started in august Lol. thanks so much

[@georgebritten6337]

What a diamond you are sir!! x

[@dijo4708]

this video is referring about only small numbers I have to find(1.1255)'s1/12th power

[@rylev6870]

thank you so much, this has helped a lot :)

[@tesseract2754]

thanks bro... good teach... :)

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really helpful thank you sir

[@Ipens11]

Excellent video. Thanks a million.

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Same thing on Brilliant Mind scholars

[@TheKiwiColonel]

Useful, thanks.

[@Phillips1758]

Where is the laws of indices video?

[@vishalnegi-pr7fc]

Great

[@Clapacino]

no it would be sqrt(9)^3 which would be then 3^3 which would then be 27

[@androtech3270]

Gr8.sounds like hip hop to me 2+2=4 freacking math

[@kushagrasingh1573]

Yes I am here after 11 years

[@khushdeepkaur8695]

This truly shows how bad I was taught in school if I managed to learn a couple of periods worth of stuff in 7 mins

[@_DevGaming1000_]

Yes they make this stuff soooo complicated

[@minkodez3767]

OMG this explained 3 lessons of maths on fractional powers in 7 minutes Thank you so much!

[@tabassamraider80]

OMG! You taught this better than my maths teacher, thanks a lot (I'm doing the higher paper)

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that's why teachers are under payed

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[@Milosaur_03]

I love that my teacher just expects me to know this even though I had never even heard of a 'cubed root' before now.

[@masonhunter2748]

Cube root*

[@tulius01]

Thanks, I really would have been glad if I had had such an excellent Math Teacher in school.

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TheSpongeboss People wouldn't do it.

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iParry i would

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[@XavierLAC]

You helped me. Thank you very much.

[@aishasaddiqa9101]

Xavier López de Arriaga Candiani I agree

[@rehankaleem5976]

Im doing higher maths and I still find fractions difficult 😂😂😂this helps a lot thanks a lot!!!

[@prynka1803]

Same with me

[@mahirahaman4710]

One of the greatest teachings I've ever experienced

[@NIK-el3qy]

We can't that you enough sir,, you explain it very easily,,

[@singampalliapparao6327]

You are giving examples for simple problems. Please explain problems of like 15 ^ 3/4, 60 ^ 4/3 etc.. We need this much of order.

[@husseinissa9317]

All these tutors/teachers only show simple problems, thats the issue.

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Every time a random KZbinr teaching me better than my college professors 😩:-)

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Literally

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Thanks a lot...I was struggling a lot in my maths class on this topic.

[@subhadeepdutta5309]

Thank you, sir. You've helped me more than my college and tuitions combined.

[@jessicaswanepoel2161]

This was amazing! Made it so much more clear than my teacher. Could anyone help me in what to do when you have a fraction to the power of a minus number please?

[@annedike1245]

You have to flip the fraction

[@LIFTEDIT1]

Bravo to you sir - thank you for the simple and straight-forwards explanations on how to deal with all forms of integers raised to fractional exponents. Many thanks...

[@areebanoorbrohi4052]

I am watching this video after 13 year and still this is most helpful... Thank you sir❤

[@adwalde8560]

Sir Can u pls tell the how to solve sum like..(12)½?? Cause there is not perfect value of 12!?

[@varun3992]

i really wander that some things that are explained to us in school in a whole week by doing so many questions those all things never make us a proper understandings but i wander that how these 7 minutes video make us understand properly

[@EyeGuy2766]

This guy :- writes -4×-4= 16 My mind :- he is the choosen one...

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I have been stressed all night as I could not pick this up but you sir just saved my life

[@theabdoment812]

I'm here to learn for high-school admission test. And this video was released when I was 3 years old

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I am in class 12 watching this video now so I can sole physics numericals.😂😁

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Whyyy cant school just be as direct as this.... they're unconsciously making it seem more complicated than it actually is by "trying and making it ez"... bruh..

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@Tommaso Caruso no thank you

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thank you sir it was most useful for me

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This video was incredibly helpful. You are great at explaining it and I can follow along very easily. Thank you very much! I hope you have a great day :)

[@davidshannon2496]

amazing video really helped thx

[@SPiiCY]

thank you. you made it easy to understand

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[@zacnetic3103]

Amazing explanation, thank you sir for making things so simple!!!

[@VarunKadapatti]

Hello @maths520 Thank you so much for explaining this. I have a question thought that if the power is 0.5=1/2 then can we still take the square root if power is 0.5 in decimal form?

[@petriksalovaara2805]

Nicely explained, but by definition √16 equals only positive 4, not negative. While it is true that 16 has two square roots (+-4), the radical symbol always refers to the principal (positive) root. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Square_root

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[@Andrew-dh1ws]

the cube root of a hundred twenty foive is foive, becoose foive times foive time foive is an hundren twenty foive. foive times foive is twenty foive, times that by foive, you get a hundered twenty foive. 3:37

[@minervamollypotter9759]

Foive!?... It's five u meant, I guess

[@JKBKDJ]

At 3:20 could you do (125 squared) to the cubic root? Or does it have to be 125 to the cubic root squared?

[@Dharmarajan-ct5ld]

Why √ sign was brought when fractional power was in vogue ? Why restrict fractional power to real root when in De Moivre's theorem the same fractional power allows complex values ? What happens to laws of exponents and commutativity of exponents in such case..do they give absurdity..? all these need to be revisited from history of maths and old books. These days people seek support from wolfram etc but what is the basis/logic ? Is fractional power to mean collection of roots !! in expression , and restricted use for equation ?

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16^1/2=4^2=16 8^1/3=2^1=2 25^1/2=5^2=25 27^1/3=3^1=3 125^2/3=5^2=25

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Just few minutes and get it well.

[@funkyflames7430]

I think it is noteworthy to point out that the answer at 5:30 is slightly wrong. The answer could be negative 27 or positive 27. Here is why. 81^¾= (81^¼)^3 (81^¼)^3 = (⁴√ 81)^3 ⁴√ 81= ±3 -3 x -3 x -3 x -3 = positive 3⁴ 3 x 3 x 3 x 3 = positive 3⁴ ⁴√ 81 = ± 3 -3³ = -27 3³ = 27 So he was a little wrong. This applies to all powers with a positive and even denominator and a positive and odd nominator.