Solving equations using the square root method

[@Pluto.242]

this man EXPOSED siddiq he said "siddiq this is for you"dam siddiq u let him do that

[@ShadowGaming26548]

lol

[@YourWrongImRight933]

Man’s exposed his ahh

[@DesireToWin.]

me personally

[@capt_milk2154]

bro focused on siddiq

[@hendrix4058]

Im here , my exam is tomorrow morning and I have 60 videos in my que to watch maths stuff . and damn , youtube videos are even more useful than the maths teacher I pay for :/

[@ShadowGaming26548]

how did you do? mine is tomorrow

[@jordynrawrz]

this guy has a cool mustache

[@TheSamplebridge]

Damn sedik hes doing it for you.

[@Meliyoursodifferent]

Dustin stop touching her desk 💀

[@sgtjackles]

I miss when letters weren’t in math

[@parkypark6982]

facts

[@num5949]

same :(

[@diedrickyancey]

#justiceforsedik

[@diedrickyancey]

it is essential that you understand it sam ?!!

[@num5949]

@@diedrickyancey no way i read this exactly when the teacher in the vid said it..

[@diedrickyancey]

@@num5949 LOL

[@isaacbartolo3627]

Yes Sam!

[@ChavoMysterio]

x^2+4x+4=2 (x+2)^2=2 |x+2|=√2 x+2=±√2 x=-2±√2 ✓

[@willbutler5277]

Not me watching this right before a test🤫

[@johndavidjulaton2380]

I have a test next week and it evolves this thanks you the best

[@atomicanubis9519]

Bruuu better than my teacher

[@DerekPalmer-h2k]

Good stuff! Thanks for the assist!!

[@everoo8686]

What if the problem has two numbers that multiply to get the third number, but those numbers can NOT add together to get the middle number?

[@wasifhassan7173]

Kakashi then I am pretty sure its disfactorable

[@kingkovic7830]

then we use something called the quadratic formula which can give us factors that are imaginary.

[@NicholasHuddleston-us4ce]

This man clutch.

[@baazlvaat916]

Free my man sediq

[@sarahpayton5858]

Sidik is me asf😂

[@wildonions3188]

who came up with this stuff😭

[@trev110]

Sir Isaac Newton

[@abel3557]

@@trev110 this was known long before newton

[@yourbigheadcousin5434]

i have a problem that i got incorrect where i applied the square root method to 27 and apparently, shouldve gotten 3 times the sq rt of 3. what the hell?

[@TheSamplebridge]

Yes. Because 27 is not a perfect squard but the square root of 9×3 aka 27 has a perfect square. So you take the square root of 9 which is 3 and multiple it by the square root of 3(since it is not a perfect sqaure it doesnt change) Since square root of 9 is 3 it stays multiplied to the square of 3

[@kingkovic7830]

well wat ever u used is wrong cuz there is no sq rt of 27, but do keep in my that there is a cube root of 27 which is 3. You might have accidenlty done cube root instead of square

[@irwandasaputra9315]

(x+2)(x+2)=2 x=0

[@staybac_k]

(0+2)(0+2)=4

[@Killcujo]

how do u expect kids to listen if you clown them like that. instant bad taste into the lesson.

[@brianmclogan]

apologies

[@ky4821]

MVP

[@ky4821]

Thanks for the help brain 👍🏻

[@ky4821]

Brian

[@taylorharris268]

This actually make 0 sense lmao

[@brianmclogan]

What is your question?

[@taylorharris268]

@@brianmclogan I’m now sure I’m just so confused