Water Math: Basic Dosage Questions For Treatment

[@Kwat224son]

I was thinking these pie charts were useful but you just made me see how you can use them to work these equations in different ways!

[@BossM361]

....you made this easier than it looks. Thanks

[@lovefist8271]

Thank you so much for uploading this dude,this helped a lot.

[@lensposeidon]

Great video. Thanks for sharing

[@The_Joser]

Excellent, thanks for sharing.

[@gatodegtovillanueva4569]

Thanks for your help I learned a lot a lot

[@mikealfiere4531]

Thank you. You made this so easy to understand. Hope you’re out teaching a 1a school somewhere

[@jmac559]

Where can I get my hands on these math questions for prep purposes

[@elexiyacloward9428]

Where can i print out these practice questions?

[@AnonymousAmerican69]

Can you please do more videos , Great vids by the way

[@Ayezube]

Great video, thank you for sharing! Just one quick question, I noticed you are saying MGD but placing the number in MG/L. Is there a reason for this? I assume MGD number would be placed with MGD

[@Joshua_1936]

Thanks for watching Anthony! The variables (MGD and mg/L) at the bottom half of the pie chart can be put in either order that you’d like. I am used to doing it this way but you could follow the picture and the answers will be the same.

[@Ayezube]

@@Joshua_1936 ahhhhhh ok. I start my treatment 1 math monday and im trying to get a head start! thanks again

[@Joshua_1936]

@@Ayezube That’s awesome man. I wish you the best of luck with your studies. You got this.

[@gatodegtovillanueva4569]

I new he was putting the numbers backwards me and my wife had a argued about it I win after this comment 😂

[@munster1404]

Now I need one in metric measurement.

[@KaylaLopez-ui5hl]

can you explain how/ why you used 1,000,000 to divide the capacity please?

[@kadenlaub8019]

It moves your commas or decimals so you dont get this gigantic answer it shrinks it down to 240 pounds instead of 240,000,000 pounds if that makes sense

[@billsalcido7878]

The formula uses MGD (millions gallons) so you wouldn’t use 1,600,000 because that would mean a million million gallons per day. Is it a million million or is it 1.6 million?

[@raditneldho5479]

8.34 is what

[@RozzWilliamGrover]

8.34lb is 1 gal of water

[@alexperry5134]

240.19

[@alexperry5134]

Too easy

[@jrenfro66]

New subscriber ....thank you...