How to Solve a Uniform Motion Problem , Intermediate Algebra , Lesson 40

[@xMehtric]

better explanation than my math teacher

[@itsmekaaa1490]

This seems to be explained better than the video my teacher have for us. Thanks, I will try your way for sure!

[@AshtonWu-e6m]

same

[@mohanaderaghubi8524]

You came in clutch for physics 😂💯

[@kokey4759]

thank you :D

[@AshtonWu-e6m]

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[@blakehightower1227]

me lost

[@tims.artistmcc5268]

Good problem for doing math in orderly way, d r and t makes a good way thru medium variables. The car running out of gas and hills and detours relate to each depending how you label each even in iffy word questions

[@oeshins]

I don't think I'll ever understand motion problems. Ughhhhhhhh

[@princeofpersia3853]

thank you .

[@pammylescano4910]

Thaaank you sooo much

[@maaadamm298]

Thanks

[@lyndpofficial8848]

the two trains will meet at 450 m first, t1 = 10 and t2=9

[@nyhnyuknuy7604]

Nice.

[@meeribali333]

how and why do you re arange?

[@nabilnoble817]

Da best

[@alexawoww]

U have a algebra test tomorrow and you just saved my grade 🥲

[@marahg8796]

This was kind of hard to follow compared to the table method

[@brylemontecalvo1246]

Im lostt bro

[@syracks01]

Am I the only Ninth grader here?

[@rainydaze4409]

10th grader. But I'm way out of my depth. Good luck friend!

[@AshtonWu-e6m]

@@rainydaze4409 uh oh

[@rakeebroomy6294]

Damn I'm following a degree

[@kennedy.nola_]

to much r2d2. I want to math, not star wars

[@AshtonWu-e6m]

omg thought the same thing

[@AnilSharma-nb2bt]

if a car is moving in a zig zag path in a straight line .. with constant speed .. can we say it is in uniform motion.

[@AshtonWu-e6m]

yuh

[@mikejunior6638]

wouldn't it be 2-x?

[@notapinecone4870]

no

[@rosasoiwerpuffgirls5806]

Why x-2 Wouldn't it be x+2 please help me

[@riccipeasy]

@@rosasoiwerpuffgirls5806 x-2 because train 2 started moving 2 hours AFTER train 1...

[@seans_travels]

i believe your wording in the question leaves ambiguity. I think the correct answer is 1800 miles. As each train has traveled 900 miles, so the TRAINS have traveled 1800 miles.

[@learnmathtutorials]

Thanks for the comment, I suppose a better wording on my part would have been to say, "What is the distance from the train station to the trains, when the second train catches up to the first." I see your logic, both trains have traveled 900 miles each, so they have both put 900 miles on their odometers, totaling 1800 miles.

[@AshtonWu-e6m]

he was fine. it was perfect.

[@sontredis2579]

worst video on explaining uniform motion problems ever

[@AshtonWu-e6m]

hater

[@AnilSharma-nb2bt]

if a car is moving in a zig zag path in a straight line .. with constant speed .. can we say it is in uniform motion.

[@feelslikebatman6091]

Anil Sharma yah its constant

[@AnilSharma-nb2bt]

what ? my question is whether it would be called as UNIFORM MOTION OR NOT AND WHY?

[@feelslikebatman6091]

so its uniform