Applications of Proportions

[@najattilila6331]

so confused!!! where did the 3ft come from? where in the problem does it say 3ft? some of us who are new to this are just lost at this right now?

[@dianneyduarte]

Where did you got the 3 from in the last problem?

[@am3729]

So helpful, thank you very much! I really appreciate the dynamic examples.

[@abdullaalhaddad383]

thnx i understand i have tomrrow an exam and u save me bro. 1 vedio = subscribe and 1 ike :)

[@racheljames4776]

I'm having a problems setting up the problem :(

[@ICE_Breakers_]

I love you man I hope the best for you

[@amerikani24]

I got 12.5 yards since those are the terms that the problem was given in. BUT 12.5 yards is equivalent to 37.5 feet. He probably should've done it that way so that people who are coming here to learn how to do the actual equation itself wouldn't get confused.

[@najattilila6331]

Exactly!! I am confused!

[@yoimdevil587238]

thanks, i understand now

[@BemnetNegash726]

Thanks bro awesome video

[@lavaniadelrey2807]

Bemnet Negash lets have a toast to the douche bags let’s have a toast to the a$$holes

[@annezetkulic8956]

Yard sticks are 3 feet long.

[@juliawainscott4496]

Not sure if you had noticed- but in your first problem you used “who” instead of using “how”. :)

[@itshrh3393]

how did you know its 3 feet long??????? anyway thanks

[@micadegarriz8441]

A yard stick measures 36 inches (3 feet)

[@jackalex2225]

Mica de Garriz still helping people 2 years later

[@aliamarneh9541]

example 4 i did it 5 over x equals 16 over 12 and got the exact same answer.

[@yazeed5399]

YeS

[@citrus9484]

thank you I understand

[@aliamarneh9541]

Thanks

[@BemnetNegash726]

Hi

[@myopinion5691]

how did you know it was 3 feet

[@islamgulab]

let me now also that how he it is 3feet

[@praizebrown5158]

What??

[@chilicrisp8059]

:(

[@lildiego111]

LOL!

[@williamjackson9303]

hi