Algebra - Distance Formula

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[@chipegomichelo5283]

This has been so so helpful. Stayed up all night and glad i found this.

[@KC11061983]

He is the best math teacher, ever. Wish my math teacher was this cool. He preps before class, that is it. Assertive when needed.

[@tommypitcher3011]

Thanks so much for doing what you do! I will be taking Math 141 this semester. I'm an older college student, I have had college algebra before, but it was a summer session which was bad. The professor gave us so much information so fast it was hard to keep up with everything. This time I just want to be more ready for math. Anyways, you are very helpful at helping to reduce my fear of math:-) I know right it is just numbers, but if you don't know or not sure what you are doing....Then you end up with math anxiety lol. Thank you again!

[@imr2j]

Your Ted Talk brought me here Andrew, you are doing an amazing job sir. mad respect

[@definty]

This guy rocks! wish all teacher where this engaging with their class. Not many teacher make learning fun and cool!

[@duckmancow1235]

e is the best math teacher that i have seen.

[@tnh2049]

Teacher to teacher love. I love your patience..awesome lesson!

[@anndavis86]

Shouldn't y2 be 3, not 7? in the example with the variable a? 3-7=4 rather than 7-3=4. Doesn't matter in this equation though.

[@AchmasSmati]

the square after that makes it correct both ways, I guess that's what he meant by you can exchange x1 and x2

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Doing brush up for a college placement test in math. when I pass I will have skipped two remedial math courses at $115 per credit hour... so after tax you're saving me $750 (+-). Thank you. -Andrew.

[@sharonmelody97]

You are an amazing teacher!!!

[@guccigangleader4688]

Hes cool and chill, He jokes a lot unlike other teachers that are serious as fuck and not explaining as much as he does.

[@capadamelissa1669]

he's the best.

[@ladyj7519]

You are wonderful math teacher

[@MrHouse-wq7py]

i wish this was my teacher

[@mahafadaaq5900]

I did not understand the missing coordinate ( the last part of the vedio) 🤔😧

[@bobpants9912]

He helps a lot at explaining problems

[@mildredduffie6587]

where do you teach (state)

[@astrojacks4701]

I want to do the quizzes on the site, but it keeps asking me for an access code :( Does anyone know it by any chance, and is it the same for every quiz, because I really wanna see how well I learned the topic

[@yaymath]

Hi Abdinasir! Thanks for asking. The access codes are right in the line above the quiz.

[@wyattjenkins5983]

Quick question, why in the second example is the answer 3 root 2, and not 2 root 3?

[@YoshevElazarMikael]

at 13; 39 if it is (a-4)^2 then it should be (3-7)^2 instead of (7-3)^2

[@msr5565]

I also think he made a mistake there

[@baltazar0007]

how would i find the cordinates of last point in triangle if i have point A ( 0,0 ) and point B ( 0,8 ) and i know from A to unknown point C is 4 cm and from A to B is 8 cm

[@mreagle5253]

Great funny Teacher . I like you sir😍

[@jajv7450]

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[@CaseyMarkov]

what did the kid say at the end in the other language anyone know?

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God Bless you !!!

[@HBoywasdocile]

Amen

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[@devennieto1507]

Anyone from 2019?

[@pattiekhalil6336]

@ 17:58 there's a mistake !! it should be (a-7)(a+1)???????

[@robithevampire]

It's not a mistake. To get a, transpose -7 to the other side. Thus, (a-7) makes a=7. Same with (a-1).

[@richardtheimer7935]

thanks for sharing =)

[@onlylikeacruzancan]

The examples are great just a lot of noise and yelling in the background. If you can filter out the extra stuff, the video works as a great resource.

[@maryloubrennan1031]

onlylikeacruzancan I think it's supposed to be like that so you feel as if you are in a real classroom setting. I feel this is what differentiates yaymath from other math videos. Especially when he interacts with the students and answers their questions, because that could be a question that someone viewing the video could have. I absolutely love yaymath!

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[@tessiesanders1]

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[@vincebarnett5658]

Why did you bother foiling the (a-4)^2? Why not just square both sides and get rid of the square root here? The equation then turns into: 25 = (a-4)^2 + (7-3)^2 25 = (a-4)^2 + 16 simplify 9 = (a-4)^2 subtract 16 from both sides 3 = a-4 or -3 = a-4 square root both sides remembering that everything has 2 square roots 7 = a or 1 = a add 4 to both sides No need to foil. No need to factor. Fewer steps.

[@jim89mchugh]

this dude is crazy

[@ginsengyen3154]

she predicted 5G lol 7:50

[@centurychallenger]

How this formula is used in real world and in Excel - www.ugrowit.net/google-map-calculate-distance/

[@emilymoreno2942]

what grade is this?

[@aleondeck8463]

algebra isn't a grade it just depends in what grade you take it some people take it in 8th, 7th or even 9th

[@badlandskid]

+Emily Moreno about 3rd.

[@janelle6480]

badlandskid 8th or 9th

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[@msr5565]

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[@Normswrld]

but soldier boy is the man?

[@DJxSGGxNeo]

I feel for these kids when they go to college, it will be rush rush, no questions and no time to write it down! I would suggest to them to only write the key things down, like points of interest of what is being taught, it will give them more time to listen and understand the professor! I see some people tying to write down everything that the professor says or puts on the board and they learn nothing, my way you get to watch the whole lesson and since you took little notes you can go back after class and study those topics on your own using what you learned in the class! xD

[@tessiesanders1]

It is ALWAYS BEST to DIFFERENTIATE instruction for those learners that may need to complete each step. Example: One should stick to procedure when baking a cake. Meaning, you would not skip a step.

[@marcelusdarcy]

They've probably had lessons before this recorded one, I think often these videos are just recapping their previous leasons

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