Transposition (Rearranging Equations) - 3

[@Skishes]

9 years later and this is still so incredibly helpful to me. Thank you so much Mr. Hicks!

[@wolfgangsuehrer5405]

Thank you Johnathan Hicks for all your lucid and easy to comprehend presentations. I am now nearly 86 years old and I still enjoy learning about maths. When I was a high school student way back in 1946/47/48, I, unfortunately, did not understand/comprehend what this was all about. The reason: I believe our teacher was only capable of teaching "gifted" students and not the average person who could have learnt all those concepts but "did not get it" because of the teacher's inadequate methods. - So thanks once again and I sincerely hope and wish that many, many young students will gain from your thorough instructions. Wolfgang Suehrer, Australial

[@krstndojeson8859]

im one of those average person, its too hard to catch up with all my other classmates who already know about these things. I struggle with math a lot.

[@sampabilona9911]

I Looove your tutorials! Please don't stop making Videos About MATHEMATICS.

[@Ottoman_Empire789]

Why couldn't i have a maths teacher like you 😔 I couldve become a genius by now. Great job John, keep it coming mate

[@paulphoenix8673]

Thanks Sensei. You explained it far better that my school teacher

[@oliviaaxisaa]

This video was sooooooo helpful, I have been stuck on this stuff for ages and now I feel good about it so thanks TuitionKit :)

[@tandreacampbell2977]

These videos really helped me a lot!!! It was uploaded 6 years ago and it still helped me....thanks alot!!

[@AmateurRadio-2PW]

Really great videos. I remember most of these moves from school, but it NEVER sank in as easily as you have just made it. Its like how did I ever not get something that seems so simple back then. I think like for most people, we didnt see any point in it so we didnt make the effort to see its simplicity. Now that I NEED it for Amateur Radio, and WANT to understand it, its so simple! ufff...id love to go back and do highschool again and this time...forget girls and just learn learn learn hahah

[@JimmyPooter]

You’re the best, John!!

[@terrencegrant3447]

This guy is an absolute legend

[@cherrysalvino6955]

your the best Jonathan!

[@drinkmorewater5341]

Thank you so much for your help. I feel more confident in taking my math test tomorrow :) . I could figure out how to find y intercepts and gradients because I didn't know how to transpose. Now I do and I'm extremely grateful

[@theamusni2419]

YOU JUST MADE MATH EASY!!!!! AMAZING!

[@lucaslennon]

You've saved my arse here :P Thank you Jonathan!

[@brianbrian121-j9k]

When rearranging equations (e.g if in an = d - a,) is there a rule that usually applies to what side you will but the a on when rearranging the a?

[@MsJovi102]

Thank you very much for your tutorials. It has been really helpful to me as a Physics student. I would have like to see the alternate way to solve the last equation though leaving the minus cmTo on the right hand side. I tried it but not too sure if i'm correct. Would the answer be the same regardless?

[@nishakaygayle5951]

loving your tutorials God bless you sir

[@stephengoh5456]

thank you so much, now i enjoy getting into algebra.

[@Houmac1]

ahahha you are so correct about people trying to cancel the "A's" at 5:57 cause thats definitely what I've wouldve done. not no more though after seeing this! thanks

[@teachmemathsonline]

You're welcome - it's a very common mistake :)

[@MrDiamondGeeza]

Hi Thanks, this was a great help. Although, I have one question on the equation p = t (x + y) - r if one was to write the final answer as y = (p + r - tx) / t instead of y = (p - tx + r) / t would that be valid? Thanks in advance

[@adammccaig6057]

I substituted numbers for the letters and found the results were the same.

[@edwincaneda4030]

math is easier with the way you teach. Please post more videos that incude some complex formulae like the ones with radicals. Thanks a lot...more power

[@sebermakhathini8348]

thank you so much for the tutorials, now I will enjoy doing transposing. At first, i didn't understand it now I will ace my exam

[@jomoedwards3205]

i love this channel dont stop bro

[@michaelsmelt5218]

I keep getting Q-cmt1/-cm Its the same method but id rather keep the Q there and bring the others next to the Q. cmt1-Q is not that same as what i got. A little help would be nice here

[@finigroza5217]

I’m struggling with this too, he said u can’t only divide part of the fraction but he said that you can divide by -cm if you do it this way so now I’m confused if you can or can’t do it this way or if you can or can’t divide part of the fraction

[@finigroza5217]

Sorry I figured it out now, it would be Q-t1/-cm=-t0

[@finigroza5217]

If this would be a formula and u sub in all the numbers you would get the same as what he got with his method it’s just a different way of getting the same answer basically

[@mitchellpenman-allen6472]

Hello, is it normal to skip order of operations while writing a transposed equation? to correctly solve the first equation for x=4 you would need to write as x=(10-2)/2, rather than10-2/2 = 9

[@spongebobvader]

Very helpful series, thank you

[@BenGeorgeOliver1503]

Really useful, every other video I got lost in the process. Thank you

[@TheCorruptSquid1]

I don’t understand. Why is it that it suddenly becomes cmT1 - Q? When in each scenario previously it would’ve ended up Q - cmT1?

[@michaelsmelt5218]

Exactly!!!

[@mrpoo7651]

I also questioned this. This is making me scratch my brain violently

[@drlunax4301]

What if the given is 12u=p(5y-8q)? And you need to find p?

[@camerongordon9214]

why does the tx become a minus when it goes to the other side with P?

[@robowen66]

How would you do y=4-xsquared for x. I have the answer as square root of 4-y but no idea how to teach the method. (Standing in a a maths teacher tomorrow)

[@splintercellpandorat]

-4 from both sides which makes y-4=x^2 then to remove the square you square root both sides. So, the answer will be sqrt(y-4)=x It's a little late so I assume you already know this now :)

[@robertoreyes2656]

I laughed so hard when you did that mistake. you're a good teacher

[@csl9495]

I can't wait to go show and tell my new skill to my college mates!!!!

[@lokiholland]

Thank u!!! You make it so clear !!!

[@Innerpeaceisvital]

Thanks Johnathan

[@mobal8689]

Nice 1!

[@paulmorrey733]

Great Tutorial Thanks

[@lsmlsm2115]

Brilliant stuff.

[@nooryakhan97]

really helpful, thankyou!

[@teachmemathsonline]

+Noorya Khan Pleasure, good luck with your studies.

[@terencefrancia526]

Thank you so much :)

[@teachmemathsonline]

+Zandral Zandrall You're welcome!

[@craigspicer4296]

15;40 time stamp is a good way of looking at equations. keep it positive lol

[@gwillie86]

still trying to figure out how the 1 turned into an A

[@umm632]

hello from Australia

[@kidronramirez52]

really helpful video

[@teachmemathsonline]

+Kidron Ramirez Glad you found it useful :)

[@kirkwoolston6932]

Brilliant

[@Jezx72]

Nice one. Cheers.

[@teachmemathsonline]

Thanks for the feedback. Glad it's helpful.

[@davidmahone]

Switching between saying nought and zero was a bit annoying other than that very helpful.

[@teachmemathsonline]

+davidmahone Thank you for your feedback. Glad you found it helpful!

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[@leonplatt9723]

How is that right?? tx is actually t x x if you move it across the equals then it should be t/x surly??

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