Reverse Percentages

[@bweb6]

This has been so helpful to me. I really like that you add questions to the video so i can try them after you've explained the method too. Thank you!

[@naima6087]

I love yuuuuuyyuy my fav maths KZbinr whoever has u as a teacher irl is so lucky

[@ahmedalnuaimi4154]

I am watching it by force from my math teacher:)

[@osman7240]

As usual great video Maths Genie love your videos, love your website and i really appreciate you taking time out and helping us fill up gaps in our math knowledge. Re-sitting my gcses in College wish me the best of Luck. 😊🤞

[@Animeclipz-j2y]

Inshallah you pass bro. You doing it in the summer aka rn?

[@osman7240]

@@Animeclipz-j2y jazakallah brother, lots of love and respect. And yes rn bro

[@Animeclipz-j2y]

@@osman7240 MashAllah I see. I’m currently doing them as well (higher) but how you finding it so far

[@osman7240]

@@Animeclipz-j2y alhamdulilah the first 2 papers have been very easy inshallah the 3rd will be the same however they were foundation. I did higher in yr 11 but sadly failed. Are u doing resist or doing it in yr 11

[@Animeclipz-j2y]

@@osman7240 Im retaking it as well bro but the thing is last time I failed cuz I didn’t rlly put much effort into it. At bare minimum I’m hoping for a 4 inshallah which is possible if you get like 15 marks on each paper

[@fasius8752]

in 2021 and this method helped me very very very much i just wanna say thank u very very much

[@preetinder1308]

nah imagine watching this bc of ur maths teacher 💀💀💀💀

[@jackoo3689]

are these questions only asked on calculator papers?

[@hyder7891]

which app were you using for that calculator in the beginning of the video

[@staceyharrison7816]

Thank you for this video. It has really helped.

[@omaraldahmani3168]

I had to watch this by force from my math teacher:)

[@lemondbaby]

Ur teacher is good 😭

[@KhanKhan-mq6gl]

will this be in the higher papers?

[@emadtribak2370]

thank you so much this helped me :)

[@user-ux1sq1py6q]

why r u on the filming this on the train?

[@cassandramartin8108]

Love this explanation

[@resmaakhter1031]

Very easy and useful...! It helps.

[@CKennedy2013]

Helpful👍

[@lemondbaby]

For the first one u can do 20% + 100= 1.20 3.24 divided by 1.20 = 2.7 % + 100= (number) Price divided by (number) = answer

[@outdatemxk1452]

How can you get 440 if you take off 12% off 500 = 100/500=5 5= 1% 5x12%=60

[@Holly_NE]

I'm watching this because my maths teacher is absolutely crap 😅 thanks i believe ill pass pretty well

[@materialgirly]

Helpful video!

[@damionsoul5318]

Great grateful wounderfull

[@loveanyways]

Thank you very much!

[@sarahgrace0990]

morning of the exam gang->>

[@anniemalik3286]

I love your accent

[@naima6087]

My fav

[@slayeddavid5522]

this is so fucking helpful

[@tanyagreen3351]

I put these questions on reverse percentage calculators and your answers are wrong

[@aymand221]

I agree, i used two different methods and i got 3.888 for the first one with both of my methods...

[@genox633]

Waht fr? For real? Nah

[@shirleyhuang5710]

@@aymand221 How can it be 3.88 when it increased TO 3.24? That means that the starting number is lower so therefore, it cannot be 3.88.

[@aymand221]

@@shirleyhuang5710 ah yes thank you I don’t know what I was thinking

[@damionsoul5318]

You only make one mistake you drop of the zero

[@naima6087]

My babe

[@afghanaj7848]

For The first one i got the answer 2.592. Anyone else?