Most Students Can’t Do This: Distance Between Two Points ¦ GRE / GMAT Math

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Please post videos on tips and tricks of GRE verbal....

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[@4dualshock]

HI! I just wanted to add that the distance between two points can also be calculated through a formula: whole thing under root[((x1-x2)^2)+((y1-y2)^2))], where (x1y1) and (x2,y2) are the two points I always used this formula as a kid but after watching your video i realised its derived from the pythagoreas theorem!! 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

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[@TheTestedTutor]

Thanks Thirumal!

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Thank you! Can you also do a video on work/rate like the two machines working together? Great videos!

[@TheTestedTutor]

Great idea Meenu! I will!

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Give yourself a golden a star ( 1:26 )? That was way too generous of you Philip.

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[@soumendash3911]

hello, nice explanation. In the tried question you told should be careful about double negative but why we should b careful about that when we ignore the negative signs.

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Extremely helpful! Thanks a lot for this.

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Good Job Philip!

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Great videos! It would be great if you could make a video on the various mock tests sources. Which ones are legit and which ones are close enough to real scores as you have been working in the industry and have tutored many kids and they also must've told you their experience. Thank you!

[@TheTestedTutor]

OK - good idea

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Seeing those direction-miles questions as coordinate questions really speeds up the process

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You're very welcome Edward!

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Thanks!

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No probs Saurabh.

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can you please please make a video on how to approach SE's and TC's? even after learning a good amount of vocabulary i am unable to solve them, would be a great help if you could :) thank you.

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Great idea!

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Amazing!

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Thanks Philip!

[@deepakshrestha2204]

consider both coordinate initially at origin and start movement as per question might help :)

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You have said remember to leave a LIKE at the end of so many video that when you said ' remember ' at 5:09 my instinct made me scroll down and hit the LIKE button. 😅

[@TheTestedTutor]

Hahaha

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Thanks brother

[@RafiAhmedMangrio]

if i take seperate distance of both points and add them it gives me 14.35 for surabh 25+25=underroot 50 for hassan 49+4=underoot 53 underoot 50 + underroot 53 = 14.35 ?? Why this doesn't work

[@samemery]

This was cool and fun to learn. Thanks Philip. May Christ's Peace be with you

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Thanks Phillip

[@janhavipadol6613]

Can we directly use co ordinance geometry's distance formula?

[@workid3556]

Hey Philip Excellent tip. can we apply the same technique to all distance related word problems?

[@TheTestedTutor]

Not speed distance ones if you mean that. But yes, other distance ones for sure

[@codyellsworth7927]

Never realized that the distance formula could be viewed as finding the hypotenuse of a right angle!

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Make a videos on vocabulary also

[@TheTestedTutor]

Next one will be on Verbal!

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Great!

[@johnguillen68]

I had a question like this on the GRE but it had something like (x+5) as one point and the other was something like (0,6) I couldn't answer this question at all.

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Hi, great videos! do you offer tutoring sessions? I have my GRE coming up and was wondering if you hold one on one tutoring sessions?

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Yep, see email in description

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That's actually my next playlist...

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can you do a video on fractions and decimals please?

[@TheTestedTutor]

OK!

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obligatoryyyyy comment because this helps tremendously.

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What's is gre general test and which is better gmat or gre general test?

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The GRE general is what all my videos about. With a Math and English section. You can do practice tests online. GMAT vs GRE is a tough choice - look up which one your school prefers.

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kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJjdh4KtfJKWptE

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I was surprised that you said that I should know the square root of 169 by heart. Do you guys learn up to 13 times tables in the UK? We only learn up to 12 in the US.

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He said it because he had previously mentioned some numbers and their square roots to memorize them, it was maybe his video about exponents

[@tosinghsatyam]

Did you do that sqrt61 in your head? If yes, please do let us know the trick.

[@TheTestedTutor]

sqrt 64 = 8, so approximation would say it will be 7.8 or 7.9

[@mahiway77]

West should have been positive and east should be Negative 5 no?

[@kamaicfraser858]

i'm wondering why you didnt teach the formula? the formula is so much easier.

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Any Indian student can solve such sums while sleeping.

[@TheTestedTutor]

Haha maybe, maybe not

[@vikram3640]

One of the Pythagoras triplets is 12,13,5. We had 12 and 5 so obviously remaining side is 13.

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Please don't make jokes with misleading titles... This is super super easy...

[@TheTestedTutor]

You do realise that what is easy to you is not easy for everyone?

[@Curious1598]

Don't generalise everyone , people from non STEM fields may find it difficult to solve....... It's for them!

[@padmawagle9592]

Hi Philip, great trick, I use this technique all times but I got stuck in a particular sum, (where the distance was asked and coordinate points were in roots)the distance between the points(5 3,3 2) and (2 3,- 2)

[@TheTestedTutor]

Hey padma, I did a video for you, a Quant walk-through, did you see it?!

[@padmawagle9592]

@@TheTestedTutor Yes I Solved this test with you today I scored a 60% in the test but the important thing was that I was able to understand my mistakes because of your video. Much love and appreciation to you Philip, you're really helping a bunch of us out here.. :) Also I noticed that my question got auto deleted in the above comment :( The sum I got stuck in was (5 root 3, 3 root 2) and (2root 3, -root 2) and we had to find the distance between these points. KZbin does not allow us to add the root sign :( I finally used the distance formula √ (x2-x1)^2 + (y2-y1)^2

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Thank you

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great!