AC method

[avro89]

thank you this really helped

[babyboy69881]

How do you know if you use AC method or trial and error?

[StacyReagan1]

@babyboy69881

You can use either method. Pick the one you understand the most.

[babyboy69881]

@StacyReagan1 Thank you for the response. I'm having an easier time understanding because of your videos.

[trinanessa]

thank you!!!!!!!!!

[logix0]

This literally took my college teacher two hours in class to cover, and she did it completely different. She used the 'guess' method for some reason. 2 minutes vs. 2 hours. THANK YOU!!!!!

[ManuelDr]

In Soviet Russia, problem solves YOU!

:D

Stacy I want to hug you.

[logix0]

@ManuelDr LOL Math must be so much easier in Communist countries!!

[jellomanyeah]

is this like ac slater?

[eckofaith]

beautiful, probably saved me 1 hour of reading my notes trying to make sense of it.

[chit0kan0]

aahhh thank you soo much!, i was struggling with this in class!! i didnt learn this in algebra class in high school since teacher was sick for half year and now that im in college my teacher doesnt really teach us anything she only gives us work!!

[destructormc]

thank you

[MasterShake76xxx]

:D ty

[LaserfaceJones]

I got this faster without the audio than I got it with my teacher in class. Thanks. : )

[StacyReagan1]

Was there something wrong with the audio in the video?

I'm glad it helped you.

[LaserfaceJones]

No, I was watching it in class, as the teacher wasn't making much sense to me.

[NewHorizonsmedia]

@StacyReagan1 i know this is a year late

but i think he means that your video was is so good that even if it didnt have sound it is better than his teacher in school