Transposition (Rearranging Equations) - 4

[@caseyharding3878]

I'm a electrical apprentice and failed a transpostion question on a test exam i did. And promised myself i would learn how to tranpose. Your series of transposition helped me a lot. Thanks!!

[@childrenovmen]

ive always struggled with transposition and during my time at college ive had numerous different people try to teach me to no avail. But these 4 videos have been such a good help! its actually clicked now. Can you maybe do more with squared numbers, square roots etc? It would help with my mechanical and electrical principles classes a lot.

[@scorpioknight4]

agreed

[@SmartEnergyLab]

Thanks Johnathan for helping me refresh my 50 years ago memory of algebra from high school. Your infectious enthusiasm for maths is so motivating! I'll be pointing my 9 yo at your channel soon.

[@kZXaeroz]

This is brilliant, will probably have to watch a couple more times just to get it to sink in. But 10/10 for explaining:)

[@dayghjfnnakninjui9909]

what a great way of teaching, step by step, small to large then bringing everything together in one problem-if only more people would teach like this

[@AmateurRadio-2PW]

I was once quite good at transposition, but I had forgotten it. I watched your videos to come up to speed so that I can be a solid helper for my kids when they reach algebra at school. Your teaching method is quite flawless. You deliver in such a way that it seems so simple...kudos and thank you!

[@ponymoore6140]

Best mathematics teacher ever!

[@BahBricks]

thanks man helped me heaps with my electrical apprenticeship, with no proper teacher!!!

[@Gilaskoram]

+richard shore I feel your pain.

[@martinaharwood]

Same!

[@JULIANNECLAIREDLAPUZ]

You are now my savior. I love you.

[@craigcoates6247]

you're brilliant, much better then alot of the other maths youtubers, thank you very much.

[@leebasham1107]

As a 62 year old who has struggled with transposition I must thank you. My maths teacher was not very good and he would say "therefore this and that", if I asked why, he just said the others get it so should you. Although I did go on to learn how to do transposition it was still a slow process. your 4 videos have just clicked with me and I get it, I was stopping the video after you wrote the equation and told us what to solve for, with it paused I was writing the answers in steps on paper and ticking them off as you went through the explanation and as I say, I got it. Thank you so much for the clarity.

[@stephengoh5456]

all the reminders in each lesson are especially helpful. you are a great teacher. thank you.

[@shantaefuller6771]

These 4 videos helped me alot

[@originalcheddar6621]

These videos have been SO helpful ! I haven’t studied math in over twenty years , and was having a difficult time with a power engineering coarse when I ran across these videos. Johnathan’s explanations were spot on and made all of difference for me ! I get it now ! Thank you very much.

[@mikeleber7140]

Thank you Johnathan! I didn't cope with mathematics in high school and this explanation is the best I've seen for transposition ! I'm 38 now and this has really helped me with a bridging course I'm doing to enter university! Cheers 😊

[@jamestoney5517]

Thank you very much, you helped me pass this test on my electrical engineering course. Only four week left had 4 tests to do and passed this one today thanks to you. Somehow 3 weeks learning and once a week class never did anything near 20:47 of your time. I jumped a level up two month into my first year learning electrical engineering and so I needed to work really hard catch up on the maths these last weeks and you helped a lot thanks again.

[@alexpritchard4181]

Learned more from these four videos then I ever did in school regrading Transposition, very helpful and explained so easily.

[@JamesTolentino-u7c]

and here I am still watching to refresh my algebra. Hope u doin good Johnathan!

[@TristanOrbeta09]

You've got a big fan here in the Philippines, Mr. Hicks! Thanks!

[@jadej187]

this is the 1st time I actually understand this..you are awesome

[@andrewp3769]

TY JH I watched all the videos on Solving Equations Plus the videos on Transposition They are so good , it helped me a lot. I am 49 years old with a grade 12 GED I am now studying Power Engineering 4 class -Thank you for the Help

[@teachmemathsonline]

No worries. Really glad they're useful :)

[@deckleberry]

thanks for these transposition videos man the four steps is a great tip

[@teachmemathsonline]

You're welcome! Glad they're useful :)

[@rudysantos1075]

Watching in 2019. Awesome! So easy to learn the way you teach.

[@tenjhotenge]

Thank you so much for these videos, helped me way more than my course or textbooks have.

[@JoeyTheMango]

Studying transposition again to teach my son :) Thanks Jonathan!

[@liudasz]

Best video to learn transposition so far:) well done:)

[@keishaalexander2838]

what about transposition with squares and squaroots

[@MsJovi102]

I was hoping to see examples like those too. The square roots can be tricky!

[@georgeorwell100]

keisha alexander a square root becomes a square. If it’s like the impedance formula bracket it & treat it accordingly.

[@peanutpotion]

@@georgeorwell100 do you know what Xc = 1 over 2πfc is?

[@manolit437]

@@peanutpotion That is Capacitance Reactance, my friend.

[@thatgirlannie3447]

@@manolit437 hello

[@michaelhuxley60]

Thank you for these excellent videos. I really struggled with transposition before finding them. Keep up the great work!

[@MarkMarkMark]

thanks man. doing first year electrical and had to brush up on this. your videos are very clear and informative. very well put together. thanks.

[@csl9495]

Feeling like a champ at this now!!! If there is more difficulty to come please make a video about them too. Like logs and squares etc.

[@richardgerbes7509]

Thank Johnathan! I wish my maths teachers at high school where like you! Once again thanks a heap!

[@theonecallednick]

7:52 Funny that the formula I was trying to transpose woul be your example. My only mistake when trying by myself was I forgot that there was a squared on t

[@shabaraliberal1804]

This was sooooo useful, your very good at describing these equations, thanks so much

[@drumscarey]

Thanks so much, great video the concepts are explained fully and clearly.

[@peanutpotion]

thank you so much! you're videos helped me understand this within 1 hour :D do you have any videos with square root and pi?

[@pdhr0che]

If we wanted t instead of a in order to solve the t squared would you just square route the both sides.

[@bigdavevw]

Great video, but i,m wondering why you didn`t change signs on the "R+r" when you moved sides on step two?

[@teachmemathsonline]

It changed sides when we were MULTIPLYING both sides by "R+r". Things only change signs when you're ADDING or SUBTRACTING them. To give you an example, if we have "x + 2" and we want to move the +2 away from the x, we subtract 2 because that's the opposite of adding 2 (which is why you would end up with a -2 on the other side of the equation). But if you have "x / 2" you have to multiply by 2 because that's the opposite of dividing by 2. You don't multiply by -2 though! That's why the sign doesn't change when multiplying. Effectively, the "change sides, change signs" rule only applies when we do Step 3: Move added/subtracted terms.

[@bigdavevw]

Thats cleared things up! Thanks!

[@JumongKhalessi]

thankyou. u just solved my biggest problem

[@timothysingh9481]

best channel ever

[@kallumhancox2283]

thanks so much you just allowed me to pass my mocks so much easier didn't understand this before

[@danielchambers1697]

Best transposition video 📹 Thanks alot

[@cassittawilliams2269]

I finally understand transposition now thanks I am greatful for this vedio

[@RiqCap]

Thank You so much:D.......ready for this test tomorrow

[@josiahmarshall1529]

this was very helpful, thankyou very much

[@BjwJowako]

Thanks it really helped me 😊

[@paulmorrey733]

Great video Thanks

[@moozmagic]

Thank you very much. the videos help a lot.

[@samuelwalker9089]

Can you do some videos for the gcse further maths course please?

[@jasonpinkerton200]

Hi thanks for the videos very useful. However it would be good to add a step five demonstrating some more complex examples. I have one which I am trying to rearrange for example 5 = 10*R/10+R. How to make R the subject?

[@sloatwithat]

What if the subject I'm trying to transpose is on both sides of the original equation? The second example was helpful but I was hoping you were going to solve for t. I have been stuck on this equation trying to solve for y .. 4y + 5 - 7 = 2y + 6 Could you please give some help on this subject?

[@warrenkelly4561]

If and equation like this E=BSV exists and they ask you to find V, how do you transpose this to find V?? Need help using the above method.

[@MsJovi102]

I was so engrossed in the video that i found myself nodding to you as though i was in the classroom. Lol

[@bindurajakrishnan8240]

I loved the video. Very systematically explained. But I wish Sir would use the word 'TRANSPOSE' instead of saying 'MOVING TO THE OTHER SIDE'.

[@rebeccapersaud5196]

this was very helpful:)

[@Monkeysal07]

Thank you so much! It was very helpful

[@danmeyrick1688]

Very helpful, many thanks.

[@cesruhf2605]

thank this guy!

[@levifrench8068]

you guys are boss

[@teachmemathsonline]

Thanks :)

[@jadecaintic7068]

Thank you verymuch it very helpful

[@deanbrett8752]

I'm still lost.My transposition are a little more difficult.For instance13y+12=7y+36. Solve for yOr even worse(b^2-(q+s))/q=s find for bCan you do some of these?

[@sensui4466]

Dean Brett 13y - 12 = 7y + 36 First you move the constants to the other side (which is -12)And join the variables you've been looking for(which is 13y and 7y) Then it would be 13y-7y=36+12.Remember,when you move you change the sign or the term. You get 6y=48 divide 6 to the equation(the number next to y) And you get x=48👏👏 Hope it helped you!

[@annettagoulbourne986]

Music Never Dies

[@raynak5]

Thank you so much

[@hallmarklover4271]

thank you so much😌

[@maybelle9022]

omg thank you so much!!

[@melaniek3018]

Thank you, helpful!

[@kaylahayman7847]

i finally understand. but I find that that what my teacher is teaching is different. can u please work this one out for me.. A = B(3-T) over K(V+D) for B

[@stephenbarker100]

AKV+ADK divided by 3 minus T = B

[@AmateurRadio-2PW]

What if there is 2 fractions in the equation? :)

[@KiwiCamille678]

omg thank you so much

[@pyotrleflegin7255]

velocity is displacement over time. distance over time is speed.

[@georgeorwell100]

Pyotr Leflegin but the method is identical.

[@sensui4466]

I hate fractions......Yet I need to learn it....😂I have no choice I gotta finish my studies

[@midget9boyd]

s={(v=u)/2}t transpose for v This is exactly how the question shows up on some quizzes that I have to do, and I'm still drawing a blank after watching every one of the transposition videos.

[@teachmemathsonline]

The "equation" you've given has two "equals signs" in it so you can't transpose this one. I suspect the = between the v and the u should be a minus sign. Double check the question. If it really is exactly as you've written it then the question is wrong and you'll need to go back to the quiz writer!

[@midget9boyd]

That second = between the v and u showed up as a '+' Typed a bit too fast i guess

[@marianotaranjr.2117]

10/10

[@beform1771]

Why you're so smart?

[@victormcleod478]

Can anyone solve for X on this? P=a+(b-a)((x-y)/m)squared

[@victormcleod478]

this is an equation for non linear flow on differential pressure transmitters. x being mA output.

[@victormcleod478]

example of actual values 3.125 = 0 + ( 50 - 0 ) x (( X - 4 ) / 16) squared

[@Jamal_Tyrone]

He looks a bit like Bear Grylls innit!

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[@richardbrown7158]

you do know maths is not a word right????? england is me city

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