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How to simplify Exponents | Olympiad. #maths
In this video, we'll explore the world of exponents and learn how to simplify them, a crucial skill for Olympiad mathematics. Exponents can be intimidating, but with the right techniques, you'll be able to tackle even the most complex problems with ease. We'll start with the basics of exponents, including the product and power rules, and then move on to more advanced topics, such as negative exponents and fractional exponents. By the end of this video, you'll have a solid understanding of how to simplify exponents and be well on your way to mastering Olympiad-level math problems. Whether you're a student looking to improve your math skills or a teacher seeking to help your students succeed, this video is for you. So let's get started and simplify those exponents! #Olympiad
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Solve this difficult question EASILY | Olympiad. #olympiad
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Struggling with Olympiad questions? Here's a simple and easy solution to a difficult Olympiad problem! In this video, we'll break down the question step-by-step and provide a clear explanation to help you understand the concept. Whether you're a math enthusiast or a student preparing for Olympiad exams, this video is perfect for you. So, let's dive in and solve this challenging question easily!...
Is this Really Olympiad Math level? #olympiad
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Someone claimed this was Olympiad-level math. In this video, we test that claim by seeing if we can solve it using simple algebraic methods. Let’s find out if it really deserves the Olympiad title!" #math #maths #algebra #indices #olympiad #sat #jamb #advancedalgebra #waec #gce
Binary Operations | Associative Property. #maths
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In this video, we take a deeper step into the world of Binary Operations and #advancedalgebra. This video is particularly helpful for thise preparing for #jamb, #waec, #sat, #gce and #olympiad competitions. Don't forget to liie and subscribe. Follow me on Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/@selogenahewaia?_t=8qxF2wi4seU&_r=1
Algebra | Binary Operations | Commutative Property. #maths
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Algebra | Binary Operations | Commutative Property. #maths
The Secret World of Binary Operations
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The Secret World of Binary Operations
Solving a Difficult Question | Olympiad Mathematics | #math
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Solving a Difficult Question | Olympiad Mathematics | #math
Quick Fix to a Pesky Radical Question |#maths
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Quick Fix to a Pesky Radical Question |#maths
Trickier than it looks | Solving (x²-15)²=16. #algebra
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Trickier than it looks | Solving (x²-15)²=16. #algebra
How to Sovle this Difficult Olympiad Question that 94% failed.
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How to Sovle this Difficult Olympiad Question that 94% failed.
How to Solve Quadratic Equations with Radicals easily.
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How to Solve Quadratic Equations with Radicals easily.
How to Solve Radical Equations: Step-by-Step Guide | √(a + 12) = 2 + √a Explained
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How to Solve Radical Equations: Step-by-Step Guide | √(a 12) = 2 √a Explained
Master the Last 3 Laws of Indices: Power of a Power, Quotient & Product Laws Explained!
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Master the Last 3 Laws of Indices: Power of a Power, Quotient & Product Laws Explained!
Master the First 4 Laws of Indices: Multiplication, Division, Zero & Negative Exponents
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Master the First 4 Laws of Indices: Multiplication, Division, Zero & Negative Exponents
Applying the Laws of Indices: Solving Practice Questions Step-by-Step
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Applying the Laws of Indices: Solving Practice Questions Step-by-Step
Mastering Radicals: Simplifying Complex Square Roots in Algebra
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Mastering Radicals: Simplifying Complex Square Roots in Algebra
How to Factorise Perfect Square Trinomials
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How to Factorise Perfect Square Trinomials
How to Solve the Quadratic Equation: With completing the squares method.
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How to Solve the Quadratic Equation: With completing the squares method.
How to Use the Quadratic (almighty) Formula to Solve Quadratic Equations.
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How to Use the Quadratic (almighty) Formula to Solve Quadratic Equations.

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  • @MathHubwithMrVivi
    @MathHubwithMrVivi 20 годин тому

    Amazing Multiplication Trick. Feel free to engage with the content.

  • @winniesartistry7066
    @winniesartistry7066 22 години тому

    🙌🏽🙌🏽

  • @winniesartistry7066
    @winniesartistry7066 22 години тому

    Great

  • @DahbbayDahb
    @DahbbayDahb 2 дні тому

    Can you tell the answer with steps

    • @MathHubwithMrVivi
      @MathHubwithMrVivi 2 дні тому

      Sure... Here's a step by step break down of the answer: We start be simplifying each radical. Express 216 in index form to get 6^3. The radical root will cancel the power. 3√216 = (6^3)^1/3 = 6 Also express 32 in index form to get 2^5 and cancel the power with the root. 5√32 = (2^5)^1/5 = 2 Now you have 6^2, which is 36. I hope that was helpful.

  • @MathHubwithMrVivi
    @MathHubwithMrVivi 2 дні тому

    Amazing Subtraction Trick. Use and thank me later😊

  • @Phymacss
    @Phymacss 2 дні тому

    I see Tesla, I click

  • @omelelet
    @omelelet 3 дні тому

    math is a beautiful language

  • @golumohanty6992
    @golumohanty6992 3 дні тому

    Would you have to use the values of root 3 and root 2 or just leave it at that?

    • @MathHubwithMrVivi
      @MathHubwithMrVivi 3 дні тому

      @@golumohanty6992 The idea was to solve without using a calculator or tables. Unless you have values like √2 or √3 memorized, we leave the answer in surd form.

    • @golumohanty6992
      @golumohanty6992 3 дні тому

      @MathHubwithMrVivi I see, thank you

  • @Meta-j5o
    @Meta-j5o 3 дні тому

    36

  • @illuminatisquid9970
    @illuminatisquid9970 3 дні тому

    Nice explanation with clear steps while also being relatively fast , thank you! :)

  • @Carlos-r4d5e
    @Carlos-r4d5e 4 дні тому

    3√216 [(6^3)^1/3] = 6 5√32 [(2^5)]^1/5 = 2 6^2 36.

  • @Glow-j9u
    @Glow-j9u 4 дні тому

    Option B - 36

  • @MathHubwithMrVivi
    @MathHubwithMrVivi 4 дні тому

    Hint: The answer is not option D😁.

  • @MathHubwithMrVivi
    @MathHubwithMrVivi 4 дні тому

    Feel free to engage with the content and drop your questions or alternative solutions.

  • @MiracleChidera-j3w
    @MiracleChidera-j3w 4 дні тому

    This explanation was so clear and easy to follow. Thank you for simplifying what seemed so complex.

  • @Glow-j9u
    @Glow-j9u 5 днів тому

    Very detailed breakdown.

  • @Glow-j9u
    @Glow-j9u 5 днів тому

    2^(7x1/7)^[2^(6×1/6)] 2^2 4

    • @DahbbayDahb
      @DahbbayDahb 2 дні тому

      I dont get it .. can you elaborate

  • @KUS-2024
    @KUS-2024 5 днів тому

    Y×√Y=16×4=64 Y×√Y=16×√16 Y=16

  • @Carlos-r4d5e
    @Carlos-r4d5e 6 днів тому

    y^{3/2} = 64 y^{3/2})^{2/3} = 64^{2/3} y = 64^{2/3} y = 64^{2/3} = (2^6)^{2/3} y = 2^4 y = 16

  • @Meta-j5o
    @Meta-j5o 6 днів тому

    Excellently done.

  • @KUS-2024
    @KUS-2024 7 днів тому

    =(2^(4/2))^2^(4/2) =(2^2)^4 =2^8 =256

  • @Meta-j5o
    @Meta-j5o 8 днів тому

    √(16)^16^2^-1 √(16)^16^1/2 √(16)^√16 √(16)^4 (16)^1/2×4 16^2 =256

  • @YeloSelo
    @YeloSelo 10 днів тому

    Helpful break down. Thanks.

  • @KUS-2024
    @KUS-2024 10 днів тому

    or: 2^4X/2^(X+2)=2^4 2^(4X-X-2)=2^4 3X-2=4 3X=6 X=6/3 =2

  • @Glow-j9u
    @Glow-j9u 11 днів тому

    Initially looked daunting ngl.

  • @Glow-j9u
    @Glow-j9u 11 днів тому

    Understanding difference of two squares really unlocks the solution to this question.

  • @MiracleChidera-j3w
    @MiracleChidera-j3w 14 днів тому

    Very detailed explanation

  • @-TelaxyTensei-
    @-TelaxyTensei- 14 днів тому

    How can anyone find this hard, I was taught this in elementary school, maybe max middle school level for other people, there isn't any reason that this should be hard

    • @MathHubwithMrVivi
      @MathHubwithMrVivi 14 днів тому

      Lol... I get where you’re coming from! For some, this stuff clicks right away, but for others, it might take a bit longer, and that’s okay. You’d be surprised how many people struggle with basic concepts like this.

  • @Harjotkaurs
    @Harjotkaurs 14 днів тому

    The answer is correct ✅

  • @YeloSelo
    @YeloSelo 15 днів тому

    Putting that multiplication sign ❌ makes all the difference.

  • @quicksi3
    @quicksi3 16 днів тому

    Or x=e^W(ln(2²⁰⁴⁸)) which is 256 in the real branch of the Lambert W function

  • @Glow-j9u
    @Glow-j9u 18 днів тому

    This looks good. Thanks professor.

  • @Carlos-r4d5e
    @Carlos-r4d5e 18 днів тому

    This topic can give headaches. No jokes.

  • @Meta-j5o
    @Meta-j5o 19 днів тому

    64 is the answer.

  • @Misha-g3b
    @Misha-g3b 19 днів тому

    1, -1, 3, -3.

  • @MathHubwithMrVivi
    @MathHubwithMrVivi 19 днів тому

    We continue our exploration into the fascinating world of Binary Operations.

  • @MathHubwithMrVivi
    @MathHubwithMrVivi 20 днів тому

    Handy solution to a tricky SAT question.

  • @Carlos-r4d5e
    @Carlos-r4d5e 20 днів тому

    C - 64

  • @joshuachukwunta9226
    @joshuachukwunta9226 21 день тому

    64

  • @MathHubwithMrVivi
    @MathHubwithMrVivi 21 день тому

    Here's an easy one. Drop your answers in the comments.

  • @valentinmoras8657
    @valentinmoras8657 23 дні тому

    Two solutions lost, the way of solving is not correct

    • @MathHubwithMrVivi
      @MathHubwithMrVivi 23 дні тому

      The equation 2^x = x^32 indeed has a real positive solution, x = 256 , which I found through analysis. For real numbers, this is the only solution. The rapid growth of the exponential function 2^x compared to x^32 means they intersect only once in the real positive domain. If we consider complex numbers, additional solutions may exist. However, since the question didn't specify a complex solution set, I focused solely on real values.

  • @estherozueh8334
    @estherozueh8334 23 дні тому

    Wonderful😊

  • @edplaysgames-ej2vh
    @edplaysgames-ej2vh 24 дні тому

    this is a cool approach, although i just assumed 120 since it is the only answer greater than 100^3, which is only a part of x^3