Writing the Equation of a Line - MathHelp.com - Algebra Help

[@karen137]

THANK YOU THIS IS THE ONLY VIDEO ON THE EARTH THAT ACTUALLY HELPED ME!!!!

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[@Nick-li8ol]

her voice omg sounds like a ATM machine

[@BIue1]

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Thank god this exists

[@TheDevinMaster101]

Thanks, 3 minutes of this helped more than an hour of math class!

[@pattysalazar3002]

Explanation: 3/4 x 12 = 9....3/4(12)=9, convert whole # to fraction 3/4(12/1)=9, 4 goes into 4 one time, 4 goes into 12 three times...end up with 3/1(3/1)...multiply across. 3x3=9 :) Difficult to write fractions in this format.

[@wizrd6599]

This helped me study for finals. Good Video!

[@rishei4748]

How’d it go?

[@MapleStoryUnited]

Three years of Algebra 1 and i learn better from a youtube video. I say we all drop out and revert to youtube! ;D

[@stephanielostthegame]

so helpful thank you! i wish my math teacher explained this stuff. mine just expects you to know it and then rambles about how she never gets any sleep..

[@mzgemini0006]

My teacher taught me a totally different method but your method is quicker, and straight to the point.

[@cassiasnow]

Very precisely spoken as well as written. Thank you for making it about the math and not about you. Our students need to hear the correct language while they focus attention on the task at hand and this video does exactly that.

[@yassar217]

I wish she was my math teacher she makes you understand it so WELL.

[@waggishquetzalcoatlu]

it's pretty sad that a 2 min youtube vid helped me more than an actual teacher explaining it to the class for an entire period

[@NatsuDragneelBC]

The title of the video should be: how to talk like a god damn robot. This is why it is so hard to learn math. Teachers just don't give two shits and they talk like computers.

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[@lovehopepeace2032]

Omg thank you soo much! I finally understand Algebra for the first time! :)

[@TabishBs]

So old and gold explanation !! 🌹 Thanks siri 😊

[@ww2gunexp]

i feel like tying up my algebra one teacher to a chair and make him play slender man in a dark basement. this finally makes sense

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[@cherryemel]

Thank you very much for your lessons. I'm attending adult high school and we basically have to learn all that in 9 weeks... And my dear teacher says after questions:" come on guys, we've done this exercise twice already, we have to move on..." it's so depressing because we have a very short time to learn. when will we learn this before university or college, if the place that should be taught, just pushs you as if you were not valuable as ta eenager? thanks for expanding our horizon!

[@saucyboy101]

that handwriting is soo perfect

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Math test tomorrow, don't know how any of this works - long live online maths tutors!

[@AspectOfTheStorm]

Pretty helpful. Thanks for the upload.

[@TheMrjp10]

her handwriting is amazing

[@agydabeast8505]

It was very helpful yet the most bring maths lesson I have had in my life

[@Qiuziarui]

whoah! best handwriting ever!

[@joshmayer8624]

First, set it up like this: 12 = 5g Second, to get rid of the '5' in '5g', divide both numbers by five. 12/5 = 5g/5 5/5 =1, and 1*g is still g. So rewrite it as: 12/5 = g From here, you can get your final answer: g= 12/5 or g= 2 2/5

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great video... thanks. you helped me refresh my knowledge without any textbooks...

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she makes it easy, unlike my teacher(Mrs. Parks) thanx. ^ ^

[@Cha1iebrown]

I think shes a robot...

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oh my gersh -..-

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ahhh math robot!

[@Cha1iebrown]

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[@lener2008]

La forma punto pendiente de la ecuacion de una recta es conociendo la pendiente "m " y el punto intecepto con el eje Y.o sea "b".

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A light bulb just went of in my brain, and it all make sense. "I-I CAN SEE, I CAN UNDERSTAND IT, AND IT FEELS GREAT" T h a n k y o u. LOL

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[@Dart11111]

thank you thank you thank you very much i think i can pass the test tommorow

[@LudicrousJim27]

3 minutes of something I've already learned! Where's the correct vid I'm looking for to find slope on tables? To complete tables? And to find rate of change in a word problem or not? Is this info even accessible these days?

[@neondreamscollide]

She has freakishly neat handwriting.

[@arrrprivate]

slope = rise/run. you could graph the two points and physically count) how many spaces you need to go up (rise) and how many places you need to go over (run) to get to the other point. then you just take the slope and draw more points on the line until you hit the y axis. also, you could use the equation slope=(y2-y1)/(x2-x1), which will give you the slop, then break it up and solve for "b" like the lady has done in this video. this avoids the graph.

[@clrhilla]

wow thx so much i was worrying how to solve this forever. Much ThX :D I know im gonna do awesome on my quiz thx to this

[@jocelinr4175]

Math robot but thanks so much!! My teacher didn't even bother to go over it but to leave it for homework.

[@Poeeh_]

3/4 times 12 = 9

[@TheMrjp10]

@FrozenFlamingIce you have to find the slope of those two lines, and the y-intercept to get to that point

[@SteezyNutz]

THANKYOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! helped me so much!

[@alexanderalvarado4537]

Thanks so much this is helpful for my test tomorrow and stop making fun of her ill like to see u😊

[@hmgp264]

I think its her voice that makes me understand...

[@ikennaozor2313]

Thanks for the help

[@chelsea8082]

It's not showing the video just a black picture??

[@greciatbh1555]

helped out soooo much thank you!!!

[@parveznadvi007]

how to do this:- The line y= 3x -2 bisects the join of (a,3) and (2,-5),find the value of a.

[@ViksBhakt]

Thank you!

[@donjuanlebron]

Can you choose any letters you want?, instead of. y' mx' b' , ect Sorry I'm completely new to math

[@liam-hv7jg]

nope it's the standard formula unless you mention: y=whatever variable (letter)

[@berd219]

thank you for the great explanation

[@bluekingkongkymm]

what are the lessons there is U.s??? if you are already in 1st year high school

[@MisterNuDos]

12 times 3/4 1/4th of 12 is 3. 3 times 3 = 9 3/4 of 12 is 9

[@maisie911]

@EBbugattiveyron101 ikr! teachers should really slow down and let us process the material. i love this cause you can just pause it and understand.

[@itzzpeaches]

Thank you ladyyyyy!

[@RiceWillPwnYou]

Her handwriting is good.

[@MaddieCarrSings]

what if your question on your homework is a line of a slope of (4,3) passes through the point (1,-3)????

[@anahimunoz9601]

My teacher said if you dont underatand just look some videos up on youtube. Now i see why

[@thescardinas]

@OMGxitzD3 3/4x and 9 was given from the problum, it comes with it. So it gives you m and x/y

[@GameChangersHD]

Man, same and my exam starts in just over an hour. Gotta study so much. :c

[@cole199]

thank you so much!

[@GradyEvans]

rip me getting a A on this test

[@mularsoe]

Thanks for help.

[@suckmytourettes]

That makes sense!

[@theguzmann]

her voice is so mellow.

[@stephhilton123]

how did you get 9 after that 3 fourths thing?

[@guitar61001]

it felt like she was taking my soul with her blank stare at the end :O

[@fiberkanin]

Useful. ^^

[@421632006]

thanks!

[@ayahip22]

OMG thank you

[@Kora4534]

@ChinoPR001 You find the slope, and you usually have the point, so work from there

[@rodriguez364]

Thanks

[@BrillyGracey]

@junandeo12345 That's the equation for slope-intercept form. it is mandatory. And it's not stupid, you just didn't know:)

[@teachernaranjo10]

Excellent

[@sanjithechef]

what if im given 2 pairs of coodinates?

[@minhchau1997]

3/4th multiply with 12 = 9

[@BabyrapeMcmethlab]

this video summed up a lesson that took my teach 30 minutes to teach.

[@ugoakpala9673]

how did you get 9 after 3 fourths it made me confused please reply me back

[@floraaisvietnam]

gawd!! this is so funny. the vid supposes to be a math vid, not a comedy vid

[@graysonhill5475]

I just paused at 2:45 to see the finished work, that might help some people

[@aerythnn]

Thankyou so much, saw couple of videos but their writing was like ... like mine xd

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I finally gat it

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thank you.......

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thanks lady

[@july7055]

Thank u

[@levyeusebio4397]

where does -9 came from?

[@RockstarLala101]

i actually got tht... forget school!!! more youtube!!!!!!!!

[@kevin042897]

@Sh0wBiZ94 .75= 3/4 right? so .75*12=9

[@FRACP]

once agian, youtube saves the day

[@sadak5472]

Dam I start to wonder how I passed algebra.Were having a review in everything we have learned in high school math.

[@marvelwolfkaijudo5635]

im still a bit confused but thanks at least i understand most of it

[@katleen1022]

how did she get the number 9 ?

[@alexandermattle7358]

I hate math less now!!!

[@GaiaGoldGiver56]

Thank Lord im not nerdifyed Like you noobs! Ur the kind that will never get layed!

[@lesaymortay1]

2:19 =3

[@lesaymortay1]

0:00 there you go skip the ads.

[@su57]

12X3=36, 36 divided by 4= 9 :)

[@bowenkerins]

It's stuff like this that makes people think math is useless. Math is about thinking, and this isn't.