thank you so much for your website ive had trouble understanding linear equations (the unit i am doing in class atm) and your website allows me to practise and look how to as well thank u again :)
wow, i feel stupid because I do it the easy way... 2x +3 = 5x -2 2x - 5x +3 = -2 2x - 5x = -2 -3 -3x = -5 x = -5/-3 x =5/3 Isolate the x by transferring everything to one side With that keep in mind that when transferring: 'multiply' becomes 'divide' 'divide' becomes 'multiply' (by the denominator) 'plus' becomes 'minus' 'minus' becomes 'plus' ('suare' becomes 'root') ('root becomes 'square') But then again, that's how I learned it....
thanks alot i passed my dyo test which says how i will do on my state test and i passed with only one problem wrong thanks alot this is my new studying system
I would like to know what program you are using for this. I love the approach you're taking when you write out equations. I've looked through most of your math videos and love the format.
@Nadrealis "I use Camtasia Recorder ($200) + SmoothDraw3(Free) + a Wacom Bamboo Tablet ($80) on a PC. I used to use ScreenVideoRecorder($20) and Microsoft Paint (Free)."
When you do the problem: 2x + 3 = 5x - 2 , does it matter which x you subtract from? because I didn't do (-2x) on both sides, I did (-5x) on both sides and still got the same answer.
Thank You, Thank you, Oh how I wish I had a teacher like this when I was in high school. In my day, you were not required to take any thing higher than basic math, I have never learned alegebra. I am now returning to school to earn a Bachelors Degree and this site is my new best friend !!!!!! Thank you again, I so appreciate all that you are doing.
This vid seems to be way more complicated than it should be... What I learned was to get all the X variables on one side and all none variables on the other. In other words, subtract the 5X from the right to the left, creating a negative 3X, and subtrating 3 from the left anf moving it to the right. Then you have negative 3X equals negative 5. When you divide the neg. 3 from the X, you get the answer: 5/3.
It's real simple. Just remember to get all variables on one side.
TRUST ME on this I notice if you talk back when he ask you question on video you seem understand it better. Just picture him being your teacher an talking to you in real time. So simply answer his questions when he ask you. So when you say number out you know if your wrong or right. Trust me I havent done math in nearly 14 years an I am honestly starting get math again. This man in the video is a true legend. He is a true hero an good example of youtube member. I just may pass my GED now..LOL
anyone enjoying these on youtube would benefit greatly from going to kahnacademy . org. the site gives you a space for doing examples and keeps track of your achievements. its a great tool.
This man right here is a mathematical genius – and in general a genius. If you were to choose a program or source of education, the Kahn Academy should be it. Sal replaces classical ostentation with simplicity and intuition – what more could you ask for. I’ve learned probably about 25 times as much from the Kahn Academy than I have from 12 years of conventional schooling, easily.
@MarvelsofaLifetime Traditional school is mean't to weed out all the dumb students whilst those who pass thrive in their appropriated professions (i.e. it's natural selection).
@FHomeBrew Square root is a^(1/2). a^a is a product series from n=1 to n=a of just a. A question you should be asking is what is a^(-2). It's just the multiplicative inverse of a^2.
Your a genius at teaching
myproject876 1 week ago
Education is coming to your bed room. this is F***King Great
zkhan54 1 week ago in playlist Algebra
thank you so much for your website ive had trouble understanding linear equations (the unit i am doing in class atm) and your website allows me to practise and look how to as well thank u again :)
TheAuzzyboy 3 weeks ago
Damn comment boxes don't respect my returns..... now it doesn't make sense at all... hahahaha
ChrisEyeris 1 month ago
ChrisEyeris 1 month ago
hes good but i hate how he puts x+x +1+1+1= x+x+x+x+x+x -1 -1 and all that crap
majdThehotie 1 month ago
Thank you, now little niggers can pass their math classes with D's.
1989Firecracker 2 months ago in playlist Algebra
My teacher is horrable! You might have saved my grades!
TheAtomicGoliath 2 months ago
thanks alot i passed my dyo test which says how i will do on my state test and i passed with only one problem wrong thanks alot this is my new studying system
jonathanperez99 2 months ago
What Program do you use?
Plutog33 2 months ago
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Jus7one 3 months ago
When you do 5/3 = x ... isnt that 5 divided by 3, to get x ? which is 1.7?
LOLWaatXD 3 months ago
@LOLWaatXD yes that's right
vicksoma 3 months ago
There's the trick: Teach how you want to be taught! Simple. :)
roejames12 4 months ago
i love this guy. no more failing!
ragethefail56 4 months ago in playlist ragethefail56's favorites
So when the equation comes down to 3=3x-2. Why do you add 2? What is reasoning for that?
GreedX23 5 months ago
@GreedX23 becuz u got -2 so if u add 2 then 2-2 is 0 so u can get rid of the numbers
DmoneyDizzy6 4 months ago
@GreedX23 To get rid of the negative number?
FoundNoBetterNick 2 months ago
Dear Mr. Khan,
I would like to know what program you are using for this. I love the approach you're taking when you write out equations. I've looked through most of your math videos and love the format.
Thanks.
Nadrealis 5 months ago
@Nadrealis "I use Camtasia Recorder ($200) + SmoothDraw3(Free) + a Wacom Bamboo Tablet ($80) on a PC. I used to use ScreenVideoRecorder($20) and Microsoft Paint (Free)."
roejames12 4 months ago
When you do the problem: 2x + 3 = 5x - 2 , does it matter which x you subtract from? because I didn't do (-2x) on both sides, I did (-5x) on both sides and still got the same answer.
RAWRAnnuh 5 months ago
@RAWRAnnuh Like he said in the video, as long as you do legitimate operations you will get the right answer! Good job! Keep it up!
Nadrealis 5 months ago
Thank You, Thank you, Oh how I wish I had a teacher like this when I was in high school. In my day, you were not required to take any thing higher than basic math, I have never learned alegebra. I am now returning to school to earn a Bachelors Degree and this site is my new best friend !!!!!! Thank you again, I so appreciate all that you are doing.
kariokiinoc 5 months ago
i bet my school teacher by doing a algebric equation just in 6 second.
joydeepdhr 6 months ago
I didn't learn this much from my tutor, lol
NutsnGuns 6 months ago
i dont get it???
joshua10227 6 months ago
@joshua10227 wow
CoCoaAnene 6 months ago
lol, this is my first algebra homework assingment
SKILLS836 6 months ago
:)))) nice teaching style
zincoapril24 8 months ago
Awesome explanation! Thank you so much!!!!
GodlessMorality 8 months ago
btw the way you explain it seems incredibly convoluted...good luck to anyone trying to learn from this vid.
MrBlenderMan 10 months ago
rofl this is WRONG!!! 2x DOES NOT EQUAL x * x in the same way 2(3) does not equal 3 * 3. x*x = x^2.
MrBlenderMan 10 months ago
@MrBlenderMan That's a plus sign, not a multiplication symbol in this video.
CrimsonGator3 6 months ago in playlist Khan Academy Algebra
this is great ! i bet my teacher will be very jealous
winifredchen 11 months ago 18
This vid seems to be way more complicated than it should be... What I learned was to get all the X variables on one side and all none variables on the other. In other words, subtract the 5X from the right to the left, creating a negative 3X, and subtrating 3 from the left anf moving it to the right. Then you have negative 3X equals negative 5. When you divide the neg. 3 from the X, you get the answer: 5/3.
It's real simple. Just remember to get all variables on one side.
TwilightHostGirl2 11 months ago
TRUST ME on this I notice if you talk back when he ask you question on video you seem understand it better. Just picture him being your teacher an talking to you in real time. So simply answer his questions when he ask you. So when you say number out you know if your wrong or right. Trust me I havent done math in nearly 14 years an I am honestly starting get math again. This man in the video is a true legend. He is a true hero an good example of youtube member. I just may pass my GED now..LOL
ChanceMyHeart 11 months ago 2
anyone enjoying these on youtube would benefit greatly from going to kahnacademy . org. the site gives you a space for doing examples and keeps track of your achievements. its a great tool.
danogzilla 1 year ago
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AndyDrewww 1 year ago
thank you
theSUICIDEoption 1 year ago
awesome
onlyoneskiez 1 year ago
This man right here is a mathematical genius – and in general a genius. If you were to choose a program or source of education, the Kahn Academy should be it. Sal replaces classical ostentation with simplicity and intuition – what more could you ask for. I’ve learned probably about 25 times as much from the Kahn Academy than I have from 12 years of conventional schooling, easily.
MarvelsofaLifetime 1 year ago 43
@MarvelsofaLifetime Traditional school is mean't to weed out all the dumb students whilst those who pass thrive in their appropriated professions (i.e. it's natural selection).
Oneworld87 3 months ago
@Oneworld87 by that logic, the public education system should've died out a looooong time ago. Teachers Union is proof of my claim.
MisterZimbabwe 2 months ago
I just subscribed,,,,,I do thank you So very much for all your vivid vids
mustafainksa 1 year ago
Excellent as always, clear, made as simple as it needs to be to get to the result, and several ways to represent the problem.
BringBack500s 1 year ago
Nicely explained. :)
Thumbs up!
ChessNetwork 1 year ago
if a³ can be written as a×a×a, then how do we write sqrt(a) and a^a?
FHomeBrew 1 year ago
@FHomeBrew Square root is a^(1/2). a^a is a product series from n=1 to n=a of just a. A question you should be asking is what is a^(-2). It's just the multiplicative inverse of a^2.
schlynn 1 year ago
@schlynn I know sqrt(a) = a^½ but how would you go about writing it down? I'm not asking about the math involved, I'm curious about how to write it.
Maybe define b² = a, thus sqrt(a) = b and thus we can write sqrt(a) as just b and later on we can write a as b×b again as separate terms.
As for a^a, I'd put it in two lines:
a^a = a × a × a .... a × a × a
with { length of a terms }
Or something. But then again, what if a = sqrt(2)×9^9 :s
FHomeBrew 1 year ago
@FHomeBrew
547895309.9 :>
Sensei8686 1 year ago
@FHomeBrew
a^a would be written something like this
a*a*a*a*a.......a
i "THINK" i'm not completely sure
fire9132 1 year ago
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Ignovola 1 year ago