@Madddoggydog It doesn't change. Remember that the part of adding the exponents only works if the letters are the same otherwise just combine all the terms, writing them all side by side.
thanks i actually learned more from this 5minute video than i class..but i have a few problems what if their is some letters and numbers outside the ( ) for example
C^3 D^2 (C^2 D - 2D) and also how would you subtract the 2D ? please try to reply as soon as possible
@PainlesSuicidE You'll have to use distributive law to multiply the C^3D^2 with both terms inside the brackets. So combine the C^3 and C^4 and the D^2 and D together to give you C^7 D^3. Now combine C^3 D^3 with the -2D and you get 2C^3 D^3. The 2 in front of the C^3 came from the 2D. Always put these coefficients in front of the variable terms. I hope this helped, but personally in math, it's easier to show it than explain it in words. Good luck with your studies.
ok well my teacher told us that like if.. heres an example
(3x^2)(5x^3)
ok so u add the exponents to get 15x^5 but she told us that doing both of the x's adds 1 to the power is that true or did i hear her wrong plzzz reply as fast as ppossible
@TheJeterfan223 No your mistaken. You are right with the answer 15x^5. This is what your teacher probably was trying to get at. Let's make a modification to the question and re-write it as: (3x)(5x). Notice how there are no exponents, however, there really is an imaginary exponent and that is the 1. So this answer would be 15x^2, as both x's without a showing exponent, really has a 1 for an exponent. Hope this clears things up for you.
@Kflip237 Yes you are correct. Good job. They're not that hard but be careful with ones like those. They require you to break it down like that. Thanks for watching. Best of luck.
@1996LimeGreen Multiply the y's as normal and just place an x and a z around it. So it would be xy2z. So assume you are multiplying the lone letters by 1 for all such questions. Hope that helped you.
Thank you so much for this short but valuable lesson. I really nervous about take the accuplacer test for college, but you help me to understand monomials.
That's awesome to hear. That is the reason why I make these videos. I want you all to feel better about yourselves about the material. Best of luck with your studies.
Thank you. I'm 20 and I still haven't graduated. I still have a few math credits to earn and I'm trying my best taking online courses. I have a lot of problems with math. Thank you for sharing this video, it helps me a lot.
Thank you for watching my video. I have several other math lessons, either through YouTube, iTunes or my Blogger site. Check them out. I hope that they'll be able to help you even more with your course. Hang in there and best of luck with your online course. Let me know if I can help in any way.
dude this is amazing i have to take the regents in like 4 days and i really dont know alot about algebra and all but this really helped me alot thanx Mr.p
Im slow minded for real, no one believes me but i'll have to watch this 5 or 829 times until i get it to click... then i forget in 3 dasys... but dont worry, my alg 2 midterms are in 2 days!
you're great but it'd be better if you stoped writing the whole thing and just explain it instead, cuzz we can't really read the whole thing anyway, soo just write the equation, thanks a lot, you're great.,
how do you do somthing like (-7ab^4)^3[(2a^2c)^2]3? please reply!
enriqueisawsome78 5 days ago
When the exponent is outside the bracet, and you multiply it in with all the numbers, does tht also include the base number or just the exponents?
Juicyberry10 3 months ago
catholic schoool?...oxymoron
deathbyzza420 6 months ago
What if you have different variables like 3a^2x^2)(4a^3y^4
Madddoggydog 9 months ago
@Madddoggydog It doesn't change. Remember that the part of adding the exponents only works if the letters are the same otherwise just combine all the terms, writing them all side by side.
Mr.P
Papapodcasts 9 months ago
how about when the number is outside the bracket?
example: (a^3x^2)^4
DazzleRush 10 months ago 2
@DazzleRush Multiply the 4 with all the exponents inside the brackets. Good luck with your studies.
Mr.P
Papapodcasts 10 months ago
thanks i actually learned more from this 5minute video than i class..but i have a few problems what if their is some letters and numbers outside the ( ) for example
C^3 D^2 (C^2 D - 2D) and also how would you subtract the 2D ? please try to reply as soon as possible
PainlesSuicidE 10 months ago
@PainlesSuicidE You'll have to use distributive law to multiply the C^3D^2 with both terms inside the brackets. So combine the C^3 and C^4 and the D^2 and D together to give you C^7 D^3. Now combine C^3 D^3 with the -2D and you get 2C^3 D^3. The 2 in front of the C^3 came from the 2D. Always put these coefficients in front of the variable terms. I hope this helped, but personally in math, it's easier to show it than explain it in words. Good luck with your studies.
Mr.P
Papapodcasts 10 months ago
ok well my teacher told us that like if.. heres an example
(3x^2)(5x^3)
ok so u add the exponents to get 15x^5 but she told us that doing both of the x's adds 1 to the power is that true or did i hear her wrong plzzz reply as fast as ppossible
TheJeterfan223 11 months ago
@TheJeterfan223 No your mistaken. You are right with the answer 15x^5. This is what your teacher probably was trying to get at. Let's make a modification to the question and re-write it as: (3x)(5x). Notice how there are no exponents, however, there really is an imaginary exponent and that is the 1. So this answer would be 15x^2, as both x's without a showing exponent, really has a 1 for an exponent. Hope this clears things up for you.
Mr.P
Papapodcasts 11 months ago
That was really helpful
I appreciate it!!
thanks dude!!
Angjelo98 1 year ago
So, If the question was (2yz)(-3y [to the power of 3])
The answer would be : -6y[to the power of 4]z ?
=)
Kflip237 1 year ago
@Kflip237 Yes you are correct. Good job. They're not that hard but be careful with ones like those. They require you to break it down like that. Thanks for watching. Best of luck.
Mr.P
Papapodcasts 1 year ago
what if there is only one exponent example:(4c)(7c power of 5)?
Fallenm98 1 year ago
@Fallenm98 Ah, but there are 2 exponents. The 4c is ^1 but we don't write it. So the answer would be 28c^6
Hope that helped you. Thanks for watching.
Mr.P
Papapodcasts 1 year ago
how do you do it if theres only variables like this one ( xy)(yz)
1996LimeGreen 1 year ago
@1996LimeGreen Multiply the y's as normal and just place an x and a z around it. So it would be xy2z. So assume you are multiplying the lone letters by 1 for all such questions. Hope that helped you.
Mr.P
Papapodcasts 1 year ago
Thank you so much for this short but valuable lesson. I really nervous about take the accuplacer test for college, but you help me to understand monomials.
gracecordella1 1 year ago
@gracecordella1 Thank you for sharing your experience. I wish you all the best with your accuplacer test. I'm sure you'll do great.
Mr.P
Papapodcasts 1 year ago
thx for the info, i was confused a little bit abt. the discussion, you helped me alot:)
paul768123 1 year ago
@LJMuffinzz You are very welcome. Enjoy your summer.
Mr.P
Papapodcasts 1 year ago
thank you. u are such a big help
Lala101aka 1 year ago
ah goodness your awesome. i have a big test tomorrow on this and i've been trying so hard to understand it xD
i finally get it and i hope i ace the test[:
thanks for making these videos ^-^
coolestnerduknow 1 year ago
oh dear
dontdodrugs666 1 year ago
Thank you very much for video :D
Coldclood 1 year ago
Thank u Mr. P. I have been haveing trouble in algerbra and u ahve boosted my confidence greatly!
lildoug67 1 year ago
That's awesome to hear. That is the reason why I make these videos. I want you all to feel better about yourselves about the material. Best of luck with your studies.
Mr.P
Papapodcasts 1 year ago
waow thank you very much mr.p
thanks this really help me
you explain it really good i really appreciated
best regards !!!!!!!!!!!
:)
stars392 1 year ago
Thank you so much for taking the time to share your experiences. All the best with your studies.
Mr.P :D
Papapodcasts 1 year ago
Thank you very much for watching. Best of luck with your studies.
Mr.P
Papapodcasts 2 years ago
Very nice. I appreciate the little details you add so as to make sure anyone can follow along.
DeathToTheseWalls 2 years ago
Thanks Mr.P really helped
Mmmmmkay.
AustinSteakandEggs 2 years ago
thanks it helped alot =-] youre relly great at explaining things
rubberducky2296 2 years ago
Thanks alot for this, I am wicked confused and I think this will help! =)
19redsoxfan94 2 years ago
I'm glad I was able to help. Best of luck with your studies.
Mr.P
Papapodcasts 2 years ago
your teachings are great really helped me thx!
Johnsondmms 2 years ago
You're very welcome. Thanks for sharing such nice words. Best of luck with your studies.
Mr.P
Papapodcasts 2 years ago
teachers pet rolf lmaooo
djtwister1544 2 years ago
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SaintNiggalin 2 years ago
You're very welcome. Best of luck with your studies.
Mr.P
Papapodcasts 2 years ago
this helped a lot thanks man
bungiex 2 years ago
You're very welcome. Thank you for watching and best of luck with your studies.
Mr.P
Papapodcasts 2 years ago
I HAVE EXAM TOMMOROW !!!
flaminco666 2 years ago
Good luck on your exam. Thank you for watching.
Mr.P
Papapodcasts 2 years ago
why did u remove my other comment?
pls solve it and help me!!
flaminco666 2 years ago
I did not remove it, you posted the comment on the other video :) lol - dividing monomials
Papapodcasts 2 years ago
:p srry
flaminco666 2 years ago
Thank you. I'm 20 and I still haven't graduated. I still have a few math credits to earn and I'm trying my best taking online courses. I have a lot of problems with math. Thank you for sharing this video, it helps me a lot.
JokinJoe 3 years ago
Thank you for watching my video. I have several other math lessons, either through YouTube, iTunes or my Blogger site. Check them out. I hope that they'll be able to help you even more with your course. Hang in there and best of luck with your online course. Let me know if I can help in any way.
Mr.P
Papapodcasts 3 years ago
dude this is amazing i have to take the regents in like 4 days and i really dont know alot about algebra and all but this really helped me alot thanx Mr.p
LaResistance4Chan 3 years ago
Thanks for watching buddy. Good luck on the regents. Let me know how it goes and if you have any questions.
Mr.P
Papapodcasts 3 years ago
Very helpful, thanks.
tg1314 3 years ago
wha??..
Im slow minded for real, no one believes me but i'll have to watch this 5 or 829 times until i get it to click... then i forget in 3 dasys... but dont worry, my alg 2 midterms are in 2 days!
NewJerseyLuva 3 years ago
you're great but it'd be better if you stoped writing the whole thing and just explain it instead, cuzz we can't really read the whole thing anyway, soo just write the equation, thanks a lot, you're great.,
alkomunist 3 years ago
Thank you for the advice. I'll keep that in mind. I tried making some different videos from the first ones. Good luck with your studies.
Mr.P
Papapodcasts 3 years ago
why do you have 78 subs.you should have at least a couple thousand.you have great teaching skills and intelect
gianthobo123 3 years ago 2
Thank you for your kind words. It means ALOT to me. Thanks for watching and best of luck with your studies.
Mr.P
Papapodcasts 3 years ago