You look like Jim Carry man Laugh Out Loud....No offence.... Like if i was funny-Dislike if it was mean :) But it's true she does look like Jim Carry they must be so related some how Laugh At Loud- LOL.... Plus they acted the same to ^-^ because of the saying in grey ever try to act like a teenager to that old laddie there lol. :) No offence lol Cough Cough. STUPID!!!! lol
@unpredictably13teen My advice would be try 100/5*4 in Excel or equivalent (Google spreadsheet...), you enter a calculation by typing this =100/5*4 and then hit enter.
In your last equation, some people would argue that you would multiply the 5 by the 4 first, due to the distributive rule. What would you say to them?
@jorundr Sometimes I get a similar question from my students, so I'm wondering if you're asking the same thing. With PEMDAS that "P" on the front really jumps out and screams, "Parentheses first." But what is meant by "parentheses?" Really it should be GEMDAS because it is really work INSIDE Grouping symbols that has to be done first. In this case we actually have the same thing as 100 divided by 5 times 4, so no grouping (or distribution) is involved. Have I answered what you are asking?
@jorundr Ah...interesting! So they ARE misunderstanding the symbol and not realizing that P (parentheses) really means "grouping symbol" and is telling them to do any operations that exist INSIDE the grouping symbol first - rather than understanding that in a case like this the parentheses are simply another way of writing MULTIPLICATION, just like a dot or an x or an asterisk or writing two variables next to each other or . . .
@hmeyer827 I totally agree with you and don't have any problems. It's just that there has been a lot of people lately arguing that the multiplication gets done first because the symbol isn't drawn and it therefore becomes part of the parentheses and must be done first. Nonsense I know, but people are saying this. Even on my calculator it shows two different answers with and without the multiplication symbol punched in and this has only helped to heighten the confusion.
@highbornblood There are many ways to write multiplication - a dot, parentheses, an x, an asterisk, a number set right next to variable, etc. We do multiplication and division at the same time left to right no matter which symbol for multiplication is used. This problem is the same as 100/5 x 4=80. Even in something like 5b the coefficient and variable are not as connected as they seem. 5b is the same as 5 x b, just shorthand for it. Similarly, this is why 5b^2 is 5xbxb and not 5bx5b.
not embarassing at all...YOU ARE GREAT...In all videos i watched regarding my concern on operations...especially the MDAS operation (left to right)...I have found out from your explicit (very) explanation. Now, I KNOW...thank you
I love your name and your voice!!!
tuan16582 9 hours ago
You look like Jim Carry man Laugh Out Loud....No offence.... Like if i was funny-Dislike if it was mean :) But it's true she does look like Jim Carry they must be so related some how Laugh At Loud- LOL.... Plus they acted the same to ^-^ because of the saying in grey ever try to act like a teenager to that old laddie there lol. :) No offence lol Cough Cough. STUPID!!!! lol
kelsey123239 2 weeks ago
thank you soo much for this!
LiVeNleRn123 1 month ago
This Helped Me Alot!!! Thanks! :)
cutiepie550226 6 months ago
Wouldn't be less confusing to use a dot for multiplication than brackets?
I guess if you are use to looking at problems like that, but most problems that we work with use a dot.
51Saffron 6 months ago
im stuck on this please help =/ 2.48 divided by (1-0.504)+ 24.3 -11x2
TheBreebree6 7 months ago
i wish my teacher was like this =( thanks to my teacher not knowing how to do her job I dont know nothing about algebra 1!
BaB3B001 7 months ago
what happened to Bodmas? Brackets, Order, Division, Multiplication, Addition, Substraction ??
unpredictably13teen 9 months ago
@unpredictably13teen My advice would be try 100/5*4 in Excel or equivalent (Google spreadsheet...), you enter a calculation by typing this =100/5*4 and then hit enter.
PhantomAct 8 months ago
In your last equation, some people would argue that you would multiply the 5 by the 4 first, due to the distributive rule. What would you say to them?
jorundr 9 months ago
@jorundr Sometimes I get a similar question from my students, so I'm wondering if you're asking the same thing. With PEMDAS that "P" on the front really jumps out and screams, "Parentheses first." But what is meant by "parentheses?" Really it should be GEMDAS because it is really work INSIDE Grouping symbols that has to be done first. In this case we actually have the same thing as 100 divided by 5 times 4, so no grouping (or distribution) is involved. Have I answered what you are asking?
hmeyer827 9 months ago
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jorundr 9 months ago
@jorundr Ah...interesting! So they ARE misunderstanding the symbol and not realizing that P (parentheses) really means "grouping symbol" and is telling them to do any operations that exist INSIDE the grouping symbol first - rather than understanding that in a case like this the parentheses are simply another way of writing MULTIPLICATION, just like a dot or an x or an asterisk or writing two variables next to each other or . . .
hmeyer827 9 months ago
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@hmeyer827 I totally agree with you and don't have any problems. It's just that there has been a lot of people lately arguing that the multiplication gets done first because the symbol isn't drawn and it therefore becomes part of the parentheses and must be done first. Nonsense I know, but people are saying this. Even on my calculator it shows two different answers with and without the multiplication symbol punched in and this has only helped to heighten the confusion.
jorundr 9 months ago
@hmeyer827 if you refer to Elizabeth Stapel's purplemath website, she would disagree with you on that (See: order of operations page 2 of 3)
longsiu 4 months ago
100/5(4) = 5
why?
because 5(4) is treated as 1 term, 5 quantity 4
example: 1a÷5b
is equal to 1a over 5b
let a = 100, let b = 4,
substitute the values on the expression
1(100) over 5(4) = 100 over 20 = 5
highbornblood 10 months ago
@highbornblood There are many ways to write multiplication - a dot, parentheses, an x, an asterisk, a number set right next to variable, etc. We do multiplication and division at the same time left to right no matter which symbol for multiplication is used. This problem is the same as 100/5 x 4=80. Even in something like 5b the coefficient and variable are not as connected as they seem. 5b is the same as 5 x b, just shorthand for it. Similarly, this is why 5b^2 is 5xbxb and not 5bx5b.
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highbornblood 10 months ago
GRACIAS!!
MEXICANMADESTWR 10 months ago
why cant my teaacher be like this
Shamdaman95 1 year ago
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Jocelyn123rox 1 year ago
yout an awsome teacher!!!
ecua407s 1 year ago
Great teaching!! I learned a lot!
jesus77755 1 year ago
thank you so so much
ieie1414 1 year ago
im watching this vid because i didnt understand my homework
mancilla903 1 year ago
i like how you tell us to pause the video and do the problems and later you go over it
asgher786 1 year ago
Thank you
mono19963 1 year ago
yaaay i got my asian math skills back! lol
NikLagua 1 year ago
Thank you SO Much! this helped me alot!
903harman 1 year ago
thanks it helped alot
zeroskr7 1 year ago
THANKS SO MUCH!
HayleyAndRandom 1 year ago
I wish all teachers had a cool and relaxing way of teaching such as you do
EasternMerchant 1 year ago
i'd love to have you as a maths teacher
bhp123654 2 years ago
can you please answer this 4 + 2[6 - (-5)3]
any one and tell me how is the answer is 46
holdon527 2 years ago
@holdon527 Oops - sorry I missed your question! If you're still interested, here goes:
You start inside the brackets (grouping symbols) and do x before -
So you get 4+2[6 - - 15]
"Minus negative" becomes "plus positive" so you have 4+2[6+15]
Next you have 4+2[21]
We must multiply before adding, so you have 4+42, which is equal to 46.
hmeyer827 9 months ago
not embarassing at all...YOU ARE GREAT...In all videos i watched regarding my concern on operations...especially the MDAS operation (left to right)...I have found out from your explicit (very) explanation. Now, I KNOW...thank you
dlegendjac 2 years ago
thank you very much i finally learned it
TheBigtime09 2 years ago