@AmethystINK The graph be a horizontal line, from left to right, where y = -4. Since it doesn't matter what value you put in for x, y is always -4, so you could plot points at (-2,-4), (-1,-4), (0,-4), (1,-4), and (2,-4) and draw a line through it.
In every single one of my tests, transformations unit circle trigonomic identities logarithmic equations, I always do table of values. Gives me exactly what I want, plus it's more accurate
-9 wanted to go to the dance with 0, but her best friend -5 betrayed her so she went with -2 instead, and made it look like she liked it, to make -5 feel bad..
If you can't see the vid, add "&fmt=18" at the end of the URL.
MAKE A VIDEO! I HAVE A LISTENING DISABILITY IN MATH CLASS AND I THOUGHT YOU WERE SUPPOSED TO HELP ME WHY DONT U JUST MAKE A 3 SECOND VIDEO WITH THE WHOLE PAPER =O seriously.
oh my goodness! Thank you so much! This saved me!! I thought I was going to completely bomb the quiz i have tommorrow haha and I was wondering what grade level math is this?
This is so much better than the way my teacher taught us! I like the way yours go in detail. Her way of doing it was so confusing to the point where it confused me. Thanks!
Move the 3x to the other side to make it: 3y = 3x + 6, then divide all terms by the number in front of the "y" (which is 3). This leaves us with y = 1x + 2, or just y = x + 2. Now set up your table of values as the video explains.
No, the "x" numbers can be any number. Some are more efficient than others. For instance, if my equation had a denominator of 3, my "x" values would be multiples of 3, like -6, -3, 0, 3, 6, 9 etc.
This is a very helpful tutorial on how to do this sort of problem but my question is how do you do this method with and absolute value in the problem? ex: -|x+3|=y
I have quite a few videos on absolute value, but this one has a simple answer. The absolute value of (x+3) will be a poistive number. The negative in front of the absolute value sign will change it to it's opposite, so that will be a negative number. So the "y" values will only be negative numbers. The graph starts at x = -3 and forms a "V" shape into the negatives. The two sides of the "V" shape are at 45 degrees to the x-axis. Hope this helps. If "y" was a positive number, there is no answer.
i am required to use 6 plots (x,y) in my class. when you substitute for 'x' do the numbers have to correspond in any way? for instance, you used -2, 0, & 4. i'm really confused about that and i don't know if i'm asking my question to clearly. please comment back.
You can use any value for x. However if there is a denominator then choose an appropriate value for x to make life easier. For instance, on y= 3/5 x +2 I would choose values of x that five goes into evenly such as -10,-5,0, 5,10,15 if you need 6 points.
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chandiliers 3 months ago
thank u now i remember it all over again :)
AJacobUnit3 4 months ago
Hey there sir what is you got a problem that is
X(2)-3x = Y ? what do i do with the 3x how do i make the x with the 3x go away ?
iTchengfu71 5 months ago
thank you
cctac128 5 months ago
Thank you.
Juliailu 8 months ago
Great explination!
Juliailu 8 months ago
Thanxx alot it helped me a lote i spend at least 2 weeks trying to anderstand and my teacher explains in a way the hole class never anderstands... XD
nazlee18 9 months ago
What about something like y=-4????
AmethystINK 1 year ago
@AmethystINK The graph be a horizontal line, from left to right, where y = -4. Since it doesn't matter what value you put in for x, y is always -4, so you could plot points at (-2,-4), (-1,-4), (0,-4), (1,-4), and (2,-4) and draw a line through it.
mccoyboy06 3 days ago
thank you
NickDaNerd 1 year ago
In every single one of my tests, transformations unit circle trigonomic identities logarithmic equations, I always do table of values. Gives me exactly what I want, plus it's more accurate
XxGonixXFAN 1 year ago
thanks, helped alot.
AphoticJuggernaut 1 year ago
Thank you very much
DDRFreak410 1 year ago
wtf im still fuqkin confused
oaksboy1 1 year ago
I watched the video because I used this link watch?v=Kscfqx3_YFs&fmt=18 (&fmt=18 in place over &nr=1)
fixajob1 1 year ago
AGH, why did youtube cut it down to 3 seconds ?!!?
DucksQuack123 1 year ago
-9 wanted to go to the dance with 0, but her best friend -5 betrayed her so she went with -2 instead, and made it look like she liked it, to make -5 feel bad..
If you can't see the vid, add "&fmt=18" at the end of the URL.
CardingtonLZF 2 years ago
MAKE A VIDEO! I HAVE A LISTENING DISABILITY IN MATH CLASS AND I THOUGHT YOU WERE SUPPOSED TO HELP ME WHY DONT U JUST MAKE A 3 SECOND VIDEO WITH THE WHOLE PAPER =O seriously.
McSpamSoMuch 2 years ago
wtf is THIS?
m33lad 2 years ago
Sorry, but YouTube has cut the video down to 3 seconds. I will upload a new one shortly.
minkusbc 2 years ago
@minkusbc IF I HAD ONE WISH I WOULD WISH TO BE GOOD AT MATH !
miamibabii77 1 year ago
3 secs only??
Anreb05 2 years ago
too much to understand
chrmdbtch 2 years ago 2
its too mutch long way you didn;t make it shorter
shyment3 2 years ago
Grammarz plz0x
xabdullahx 2 years ago
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SUHAIL10001 2 years ago
why is it only 3 seconds long
striker0299 2 years ago
uhhh! it waz 3 secondz long
H3llSp4wn23 2 years ago
OMG! ur so much better than my math tutor!!! thank you..i wish u were my math tutor
emmawatsonfan2206 2 years ago 2
OMG! I wish you were my teacher!!!! you made this so much easier to understand, Thank you! GOD bless!!!
bornlatinqueen0104 2 years ago
haha
Nickk97tml 2 years ago
oh my goodness! Thank you so much! This saved me!! I thought I was going to completely bomb the quiz i have tommorrow haha and I was wondering what grade level math is this?
itssjessicababe 2 years ago
algebra 1
hardcrmtn3 2 years ago
hey i usually dont watch these but it helped alot
weinerland2besoon 3 years ago
i prefer this method of graphing over the 2.
MarylandJuly89 3 years ago
This is so much better than the way my teacher taught us! I like the way yours go in detail. Her way of doing it was so confusing to the point where it confused me. Thanks!
crysj24 3 years ago
so basically for the x-value side of your table you can choose any number like for example I choose 2,3,5,6,8 and so on. Can you choose those kinds?
clevervicky123 3 years ago
how do you do a problem like lets say,3y-3x=6
JustSkate95 3 years ago
Move the 3x to the other side to make it: 3y = 3x + 6, then divide all terms by the number in front of the "y" (which is 3). This leaves us with y = 1x + 2, or just y = x + 2. Now set up your table of values as the video explains.
minkusbc 3 years ago
so for the x value u can choose any number like 1,2,3,4 ect or 2,4,6,8,10?
LordVader2402 3 years ago
wait how do u do x=4y-6? im having trouble with that
LordVader2402 3 years ago
thx! u've helped a lot! ur a gr8 teacher! can u come teach my class 2moro! j/k!lol!
GDUBasl1221 3 years ago
thanks alot little lost on my algebra HW :)
awall93 3 years ago
i have heard that there is an equation that 2+2=5. ive tried to show it but it is very hard to prove
dennyrayman 3 years ago
Can u gve example of table of values that is another solution?????
tearsgrabber 3 years ago
i thought that when you put the x numbers it has to be a sequence like -2,0,2
videoner 3 years ago
No, the "x" numbers can be any number. Some are more efficient than others. For instance, if my equation had a denominator of 3, my "x" values would be multiples of 3, like -6, -3, 0, 3, 6, 9 etc.
minkusbc 3 years ago
hey thanks for posting this
thatboig0off 3 years ago
This is a very helpful tutorial on how to do this sort of problem but my question is how do you do this method with and absolute value in the problem? ex: -|x+3|=y
Thank you very much.
MetalForo 3 years ago
I have quite a few videos on absolute value, but this one has a simple answer. The absolute value of (x+3) will be a poistive number. The negative in front of the absolute value sign will change it to it's opposite, so that will be a negative number. So the "y" values will only be negative numbers. The graph starts at x = -3 and forms a "V" shape into the negatives. The two sides of the "V" shape are at 45 degrees to the x-axis. Hope this helps. If "y" was a positive number, there is no answer.
minkusbc 3 years ago
I see now thank you so much for clearing this up for me I was really confused, but now I see how it works thank you again.
MetalForo 3 years ago
i am required to use 6 plots (x,y) in my class. when you substitute for 'x' do the numbers have to correspond in any way? for instance, you used -2, 0, & 4. i'm really confused about that and i don't know if i'm asking my question to clearly. please comment back.
gnomesatemykeyboard 3 years ago
You can use any value for x. However if there is a denominator then choose an appropriate value for x to make life easier. For instance, on y= 3/5 x +2 I would choose values of x that five goes into evenly such as -10,-5,0, 5,10,15 if you need 6 points.
minkusbc 3 years ago
thank you, this really helps.
gnomesatemykeyboard 3 years ago
cheers helped me alot
kl3sh1 3 years ago
woohoo i finally knoow how 2 do this i have a test tomorroww thankxx alot !!! god bless u
kurt325 3 years ago
go to a dance? o.o
piggymonsta 4 years ago
Thank you for making, explaining and posting this information, you made it easier to understand. Take care! Thanks!
Fiorucci79 4 years ago
I just graphed my first linear equation in 25 years! These videos are a great refresher so I can help my kids with their math.
momofgr8kids 4 years ago
thank you.God bless you!!!
bibbs101 4 years ago