Mixture Word Problems - MathHelp.com - Algebra Help

[@kevinjoe3578]

Why do i learn better in youtube than in school???

[@tubeblack35]

Probably because you have so many distractions in school that you can't concentrate.

[@jimcracketowens5319]

tubeblack35 that;s genius though

[@davichen6474]

someone answered you perfectly

[@JTeter499]

probably because you can learn what you want to and when you want to

[@Shaner08]

holy 7 years ago, have u graduated from university now

[@pabloalvarez8621]

x represents the amount of solution that has 30% acid. Since we know that the total amount of solution is 300. Then it follows that the amount of solution containing 18% acid is given by the expression 300 minus the amount of solution with 30% acid, or 300-x.

[@mlem3541]

I freaking last at the part where he said " i will multiply both side to 100" and then he eventually gets 75 wtf

[@jaymanyaman8856]

hahaha me too.. wow that caught me offguard

[@mlgarv1]

Thank you so much! This explanation made the solution problem easy (except for the part where you skipped over the calculations)!

[@cruiserai]

thank you guy who talks monotonously while teaching I really learned a hell lot from you!

[@SugarPuff1995]

As someone who visualizes everything, you should try and start writing out the whole thing rather than just skipping to the answer of 75. This video was helpful and I appreciate your work, but you lost me after trying to find X.

[@nicofelice05]

The part where he solves for x isn’t the focus of the video. It is setting up the mixture problems. If you have trouble solving for x, look up solving multi step equations.

[@nicofelice05]

Holy shit that was 4 years ago my bad lol ur prob in college now

[@SugarPuff1995]

@@nicofelice05 haha this is funny! Graduated a year ago but I still appreciate the kind help!! My frustration with math problems only lasted a short while I promise haha

[@nicofelice05]

@@SugarPuff1995 haha yea I was just a little too late to reply

[@yaz2986]

ok but... can anyone tell me how he got 75

[@bradlybellant3975]

Vid might be 11 years old but still is better than any other vid out there holy fuck I’ve been at this for fucking 3 hours and this bastard shows me how to do it in 10 seconds

[@candch9183]

Thanks

[@olaniranvictoria]

God bless you 👏..been struggling with this for hours 🥰🥰

[@Taniah-zr4qo]

2020? No...just me....ok

[@alexandraf9823]

meeee

[@nuclearbanana1631]

no

[@sparshraj1367]

This video was uploaded on 2007 ( my birth year ) and now I am 14 and came here to watch this in 2021 ...........

[@adriantolentino1407]

how did u even get 75?

[@kelsiebattle5993]

No kidding

[@azure317]

Adrian Tolentino, 𝕚𝕜𝕣

[@ehud2712]

his speech is excellent

[@timeflow219]

my dude you are ma savior

[@FailSquar3d]

This is my go to guy for when I go home, look at my homework and and I'm just like ....?

[@samblancheri9748]

lol same

[@gabrieljosefgabito9028]

Train leaves station 3 and travels east at 75km/h. 2 hours later, a second train leaves the train station on a parallel track and travels east at 125 km/h. How far from the station will the trains meet?

[@emmakatherinemiller2721]

Why does my dude look like he's being punished at the very end

[@flawns]

mind blown: it's the same thing for interest word problems!!!! this whole time I thought they were different! :O

[@Drispyy]

Oh how this guy is MUCH better then my Algebra teacher lol

[@jaymanyaman8856]

2:42 From here i would multiply both sides by 100. x=75 hahahaha

[@katstevens2798]

At 2:55, How do we eventually find "X=75"? Please help us through those steps as well.

[@bradymccarthy8866]

real

[@not_too_vicious]

Dude be real chill doe

[@GuardianDiancie]

He makes this easy looking. My professor makes it really hard to understand. I have a test comin this Friday and this is the only shit giving problems. I hate who ever made MATH possible

[@yomamaskul660]

That look at the end of the video hahaha

[@hashibatune]

I'm not even finished with my CST yet, this will surely help :P

[@shesojazzyjay]

thx for adding that bit of info that helped a lot.

[@Aphrodite951]

I got it until he skipped to x=75 now I'm completely lost

[@zipastewards1906]

there is a simpler way to do it that involves more steps but you end up knowing each step and it helps

[@yokomii]

Anyone here from 2019 😅

[@flop_fish]

Lyuntai me xD

[@Taniah-zr4qo]

nope 2020

[@thesceptic7363]

I have questions on the philosophy of these type of problems. Some of the words used to describe a mathematical equation have other meanings in English, this creates confusion when you don't understand what is being asked of you. if you can successfully deduce and write the equation the rest is easy. but the confusion comes when all the different meanings involved makes an individual not know what is being asked of them

[@nathanpeyroux1197]

what was that creepy stare into my soul at the end

[@Droosmom1970]

it would help if he did each step instead of just saying x=75 because I don't know how he got the 75

[@FrostByte_AC]

I wanna carry him in my backpack.

[@NearVSMello]

Thank you!

[@roberteischen4170]

Holy shit. You cured insomnia!

[@brandymixon6715]

okay so the equation would be set up like this? .3x+.18y=63? If so how would you solve this equation?

[@SPark-wr1lf]

240p is the best quality I can ever want!

[@Xxsyanpes]

Bro imagine writing this 5 years ago 💀

[@B.A08]

How The Hell Did U Find 75

[@madams3478]

If we add 75 L of .18 + 75 of .30, we have 150 L of .24 solution. If we add another 150 L of .18, we’re there! 😊 The midpoint between .24 and .18 equals .21, which is exactly what we want! And we have 300 L of solution. Success ! ! ! 🌈 🏄🏾‍♀️ 🏄🏽‍♂️

[@jart1014]

Wow, this helped me a bunch... those problems were always confusing me. Now I get it! Oh also, sup 34A

[@baruchhaimov5214]

for everyone asking: multiply every number with 100 except for numbers inside the parentheses. then solve.

[@anoneeeeee]

What a mathematical stud

[@lovelylindseyandyou]

I was taking it seriously and then cracked up at the end. 3:33 xD

[@assnigacademy3128]

This helped very much thanks

[@imjustJK4]

How did u get 75?

[@BubbleFamily]

The good, easier, clear way to solve this kind of question is using Algebra. as X+Y=300 , 30%*X+18%*Y=300*21% . Then, figure out the X and Y for the answer.

[@madams3478]

X + Y = 300 Y = 300 - X And this links it together so we’re only dealing with one variable.

[@cruiserai]

@stewieemontser this is soo right. I'm doing mine now and its so late..

[@成如]

In 1.28 shouldn't we get 100-30? I'm confused. Help.

[@ripoogway5170]

This really helped thanks

[@origamidude96]

@KodeLiMe this was helpful but just wanted to let you know that on your fifth line, it should be 18, not 180. :)

[@STEPHENANDREIHADJIRUL]

Please how did you find x=75?

[@jackwilson4892]

thx this helped me get my 70th phd and helped me become one with jesus

[@gekidojin8083]

hey can you have a lesson for work word problems ..anyways thanks so much :)

[@rohinipagar3497]

It was very helpful

[@yvngwaves]

I kinda get it now thanks for the help

[@shinyongri]

this is good but you should have explained how did u get the 75 .___.

[@bllakee]

thanks for the help!

[@tedjaspertj]

would putting 300- in the 30% row nake a change?

[@margaretspaletta3347]

Thanks, I did need that!

[@chocylate100]

seee i KNEW i didnt need to go to those prep classes

[@anoneeeeee]

What a mathamatical stud

[@kyle-wy6nc]

thanks this helped alot

[@tdemko30]

Thank you so much helped a lot!

[@PercyBowls]

WHERE WERE YOU LAST YEAR? NOW IM DOING ALGEBRA 1 AGAIN PRABHAHBA!G!

[@jodistewart]

Very helpful!

[@RoyalTutorial]

i love this guy

[@sportzquiz2845]

Thank you professor! ❤️

[@ShineForlyn777]

@KodeLiMe Thank you so much KodeLiMe, very helpful, keep posting! God Bless you.

[@Misaventuras502]

How to find a missing number In percentage?

[@rantzyu7353]

this video is so damn helpful. I`m not using sarcasm. It really is helpful

[@JRD123456]

Keep up the good work!

[@hafz01]

ohryt!!!! how did you get .21?

[@kam9229]

With the star testing in 2 days this definitely helped.

[@KaturahBrown1]

i wish he would go a bit more in depth but i like the example thank you.

[@MrsSinn-ms6vu]

king behavior right here

[@321nicklover]

Whats the 300-x from

[@Jnovik13]

Why did you put 300-x?

[@SpongeMixify]

When will this guy ever show the last steps?

[@SpongeMixify]

Shafqaat hussain I posted that comment over a year ago, I know how to solve it now

[@iann4600]

but how did .03x-.18x be 12x but when I calculate it the answer is .15x

[@vincewarrenabas6961]

SirLagsALot .3x+.18x is 0.12x and not 0.15x. That 0.3x is the same as 0.30x and not 0.03x

[@giselesonnier5492]

I should just go to youtube school! Lol

[@mtpromiselandfarm]

GREAT!

[@orlandoalmandrez6436]

THANKS!!

[@ABetterYou1993]

well,whats the most important part of the video sungod1019?

[@taylorarbour3600]

Please help! 😓 how did he get 75

[@allybeaman9162]

Taylor Arbour ikr

[@MCtechh]

watch the video

[@kooshkangaroo]

@@MCtechh moron

[@songsofthepoeticsoldier1420]

Thanks, however you should've shown how you got 300-x

[@yellomello6952]

This was made the year I was born, lol.

[@mc_chicky_nuggs1836]

ikr its weird af

[@carriersignal]

No. It doesn't matter. X turns out to be 225 instead of 75 since you are finding out the amount of 18% solution first....

[@pabloalvarez8621]

The above equation has infinite solutions.

[@carleyt6532]

the best vid

[@frecents3438]

Thx

[@snowbordingguy0071]

ya he didn't really explain that well. what you're supposed to do is add straight down the Amt. Sol. column: x+y=300. Then you solve that small equation for y. The solution to that is y= 300-x

[@roccovitiello7031]

By not showing how you got 75 you blue a good video

[@CharlezKevin28]

where did he get 100?

[@whailmerrr]

i got lost when he said x'ing with 100 to take away the decimals

[@SikhRS]

how did he get 300 - X? someone plz plz plz explain.

[@VanesaYagami]

thank you :^D I kinda gettt it now just alittle :P

[@bluesnote1]

Thumbs up if you are here because the California STAR test tomorrow!

[@rohinipagar3497]

2019 anyone

[@ashtonviola9893]

yes

[@luvafn]

Great!

[@foxredimpala]

I'm lost here! could someone please help me figure out how he got 75?

[@onkyo13]

@stewieemontser i agree w/ you. There are mixture problems that are harder than this. This one is easy but the ones on my textbook is really hard T-T