Read an inch ruler in 32nds.

Concept explained and 4 practice measurements.
Note:
Be fluent with the 16ths and equivalent fractions before trying to make sense out of this video.

[@erickelly8704]

Omg thank you I work in a metal fabrication plant I sucked at measuring with this knowledge I can do this thanks so much no one broke it down this simple 😊

[@Zan_zelee]

He is a measuring Master. Thank you Apprentice Math

[@Zcess]

Thank you, you explained this better than any teacher ever could to me 😅

[@IanJones942]

"Read a ruler in 32nds" or "30 seconds?" Hmmm...Nice pun, and great video!

[@Moroni200O]

I WATCH SO MANY VIDEO ABOUT THIS ISSU AND THIS IS THE ONLY PERSON THAT SPLAIN IT SO EASY TO UNDERSTAND THIS 32NDS NOW I HAVE TOTAL IDEA WHERE IT COME FROM. THANKS FOR TAKING YOUR TIME TO HELP US.

[@lonidena8623]

Great to see you back Mark!!! I’ve missed you and can’t wait to see where you take us on the amazing journey. Your Dad is amazing and I learned so much from his history stories. What an amazing man he is and you are so Blessed to have him. Best of luck Mark!!!!

[@lisagulley3910]

Explained exceptionally well! Easy to grasp the concepts. Thank you.

[@joan2620]

amazingly easy explained. I sucked at measuring Thank you so much for making so easy for me. I'll recommend this video to everyone struggling with the same thing

[@wendymaddock7705]

This is fantastic am dyslexic with numbers and I use the Imperial tape measure I know the inches but I don’t know the in between I’ve watched your video and for the first time in my life I think am begging to understand how it goes am a Visual Learner I did fractions run at school but it went over my head I am a Crafter a florist and a gardener so I can learn but it takes time your video made me cry all I need is time and maybe for the first time I will be able to use a ruler thank you 🙏 for doing this video xx 😘

[@apprenticemath]

Thank you so much for sharing your experience, much appreciate it!

[@jessicawilliams1172]

Sooooo happy I found this video! THANK YOU

[@CASH-TO-THE-MERE101]

Jessica williams 👍👍👍I'm with u on that

[@TheodorViento]

Thank you...Well done sir, certainly i've got the idea , thanks to your intelligible and clear explanation, unlike others talkative smart guys.

[@selfamadelegend5362]

Man felt like I was back in school! Lol very good educational video thankyou!

[@kathleenmckenna8578]

OMG, where were you when I needed math help years ago. I love the big section of ruler, you just don’t understand how useful that is in explaining this to people. I was trying to buy upholstery vinyl for my chairs and googled 1/32 and 1/8 and I now understand metric better.thx

[@apprenticemath]

Thanks for watching!

[@frostybear_]

Needed this vid for my aircraft maintenance course thanks!!

[@nahid1164]

That's one i was looking for. No one explain 32nd of 1inch. Everyone talking about 16th of 1inch.

[@aikenedwards1891]

Teachers she adopt your method to teach children fractions.......excellent lesson 👏

[@untouchableMCs]

Great job you broke it down nicely

[@T1COSHARK]

Excellent explanation, thank you.

[@symlun7520]

Thank you for the in depth information. I googled this topic yet you have explained it to me much better thanks again

[@apprenticemath]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lauraortiz3997]

Wow !!! I used to hate inche just because I don't understand it. But you explained really good

[@shashankamajumder3097]

Outstanding very good thanku soo much

[@ashakuldip1657]

Thank you sir!

[@shanumondal8727]

Thank you so much sir ❤️ Love from India ❤️❤️

[@bajoobiecuzican]

Very helpful. Thank you 🙏

[@troyt130]

I just don’t get it honestly.... I can read a tape measure up to 16ths but when it comes to THIS I just cant grasp it

[@CASH-TO-THE-MERE101]

Thank you, Sr.

[@creepincarl]

Thank goodness for KZbin.

[@koolkat8639]

thank you for this video.

[@slimehussein719]

Thank you This was helpful!

[@micthegreasemonkey2918]

thank u 4 showing me that an inch is made up of 32 parts i always thought ti was just 16 parts to an inch , i live in Australia & we use the metric system, but some of my tools r in inches & i was getting confussed . u hav made it very clear & so simple, thank u!

[@apprenticemath]

thx 4 watchin`!

[@CASH-TO-THE-MERE101]

👍👍👍

[@BravoJoe604]

Great video

[@THEVOICEOFTHECHOSENONE]

Thanks for sharing! really helpfull!

[@apprenticemath]

Thanks for watching!

[@juzme197731]

Thank you it was very helpful.......

[@orpheus8512]

Thankyou very much sir God bless you

[@Jubileejones]

Thank you!

[@apprenticemath]

You're welcome!

[@bessi2004]

exellent.. inch ruler quiet intresting

[@sindicate3189]

Thank you Sir.

[@PARMYGUY]

Thx u.

[@donatojimenez5249]

Thank you

[@eluv201]

You’re a smarty pants sir 👍👍 thanks

[@apprenticemath]

Cheers mate!

[@sanjayvegad7817]

Thank you sir

[@BudLightBeerOfStarCommand]

He sounds like Tommy Wisseua

[@mioangel1227]

Question: How I get the exact number in inches of 2,9892? Thank you!

[@apprenticemath]

That`s an exact number as is with a strange comma in it.

[@mioangel1227]

apprenticemath: Thanks!

[@video-fv2ey]

Thanks

[@cliffdariff74]

which line marker is two-thirds inch or 1.66 ? thank you

[@apprenticemath]

+Cliff Dariff None of them, there are no 3rds ona ruler. The multiples of 3 (6, 9, 12, 15, ...)and multiples of 8, 16 or 32 don`t coincide very often. The first number that has 3 and 8 as factor is 24, the next is 48, then you don`t have another common multiple under 5000. There are neither 24ths nor 48ths on a ruler. So the closest fraction from a ruler is 0.6666 x 32 = 21/32 or 0.66666 x 64 = 43/64, both after rounding. See also decimal inches to fractional: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mom0fJWCh9mip6M

[@cliffdariff74]

now i see the limitations to inches vs metrics... to think one cant even break down an inch into thirds without a headache.

[@lomaxmcintosh192]

Cliff DaRiff l

[@edmundooliver7584]

5/16+1/64

[@edmundooliver7584]

use a micrometer

[@arthurmiller8336]

Won I think you really good it math.i will what help me I think of my mechanic wrenches because they're in fractions over the inch they're also in metric too but it really helps me when I'm thinking about these rulers or I should say tape measures

[@richardbolling8745]

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[@video-fv2ey]

Good sar

[@genuzz]

If this is aka Joseph Whitworth scales? Another then that liked, saved, sub freakin' scribe.

[@sanjayvegad7817]

Nice

[@labshot]

Thank You so much, i am a "perfectionist" and i had to know what the littlest lines meant in a tape measure or ruler....I have to buy a better tape measure!!!!

[@apprenticemath]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MightyHawx]

If it takes 13 minutes just to understand inch fractions, maybe its a shit system.

[@ValioMadre7]

Gratias tibi valde.

[@Trapezius8oblique]

Never showed this in my school

[@corneliusfuller5978]

Fucking off lol 😆

[@corneliusfuller5978]

They probably did you too busy

[@wvawelcomesyou]

we didn't want mm in measuring......you should have been my math teach

[@rickey3075]

What in inches is 72cm ?

[@videoaccount5676]

Or just adopt the metric system

[@apprenticemath]

Talk to the Department of Commerce and the Senate. Update us how it`s going.

[@anpleidhceeireannach9498]

Why?

[@cg8577]

why doesn't the US not use the metric system?

[@apprenticemath]

+Ciana Garcia Politics.But change is coming, Hawaii is going metric in 2018, Oregon is next, ... Some industry such as aviation, gemstones and firearms probably use dual units in any country too, such as feet, karats, carats, caliber together with m, g, mm

[@cliffdariff74]

we tried in the 1970s, but people already have the thoughts in our minds, it's difficult to rethink since it's so established

[@tf1977sled]

Im american and would love to strictly use metric it is a superior measuring system. in addition do to overseas manufacturing almost half the the tools and things we buy are metric such as automobile. you have to have both metric and imperial tools in your tool box to do repair! But manufacturing in america has been done and taught in imperial for 150yrs. converting machines, measuring devices and such would cost billions. fortunately many new cnc machines can easily convert. long-winded, just to say it would be expensive hence the opposition to change. i think its inevitable though...

[@ronjohnson7699]

I always use a ruler with inches and CM. This way I get both measurements. I do agree mm and cm are pretty easy

[@REVerbtalk]

because we are in the US. Ever watched Pulp Fiction? It's already explained about the metric system.

[@MrLivxample]

i wish you were my teacher. how conversion to decimal and mm.

[@apprenticemath]

Document camera Elmo TT-12 and SmartBoard SBX885-M2 connected to laptop that runs Smart 11.4 software to outputs to an NEC NP-UM330W projector.

[@apprenticemath]

In another room we have Elmo + laptop + smart projector + plain white board. It is definitely cheaper.

[@Yup712]

❤ This!!! 💜 X G G A (1.0)

[@pistolwhipped7714]

there should be no going to common de. its a damn ruler, and if you have to add, them they would all have to go back to 32, so why change it in the first place.

[@billygoat7675]

Just use centimeter lol

[@dipomollah1078]

✈

[@CASH-TO-THE-MERE101]

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[@rosaguzman7533]

Very good.but very poor quality.

[@meandyou917]

Where is you video?

[@johnnyandersson5622]

This is so stupid, Homo Erectus must laugh in their graves. I saw a carpenter do a lot of calculations in fractions a couple of days ago and I did the same calculations in metric more then ten times faster. I find it amusing when they can't get the fractional number exaxt so they add "a hair more" instead of recalculate everything in a smaller fraction which probably not going to be exact either.

[@apprenticemath]

Yup, fractions was the best they could do before mass-produced calculators

[@jerryrojas6198]

How do you figure: Lil Johnny Einstein.

[@mikecarter3606]

Somewhat English would be nice

[@fryklundstfr]

Just convert to metric and you can forget this nonsens, like the rest of the planet.

[@timberbucketsphil6818]

thank you sir