@@partyhah6622 It's not that it's taught in college. Most college freshmen (like me) just forget it by the time college rolls around. A lot of us haven't had to do this stuff for a few years. My advice to you is to keep this stuff fresh in your mind before you start college so that you don't have to cram-review everything. Best of luck with 8th grade.
I have a test in chemistry on dimensional analysis Monday, and I have to say this video helped me tons!! Thank you! I didn’t understand this really at all before I watched this but I would totally recommend this video if you need help.
Thank you for this video. I was stuck on a complex problem and getting frustrated but this video (especially the last question) helped me so much. Now I'm solving these with ease!
This video is a gem! Thank you for taking the time to share this with us. I am confused about how the calculations after multiplying the numerators gave us a 10^16. How did the exponents go from 10^9 to 10^16, and then in the final answer it is 10^10. Thank you!!
The division for the last nm conversion did not give me the same result you found. What did you do to find 3.5x10^10th? Otherwise amazing explanation. Thank you!
In your last problem, the 78 mph to miles per second if I remember correctly, you had scientific notation for 10 >16, I did not see where you got that. This video was super helpful, I just got lost at that point.
Awesome stuff! Clear explanation. However, if I could offer one comment for improvement; you sound bored! You obviously enjoy math, so why not put a bit of energy into it! :)
lachlan dudley haha I’ll keep your note in mind. I’m usually concentrating very hard while making the videos so I think that’s why my voice could come off as unemotional.
Dear Robin, first congratulations for your channel. I would only suggest an easier way for converting 78 mph into nm/s. I would start with 1 mile = 1609 m. Then we have 78 miles/h = (78 x 1609) m/h = [(78 x 1609)/3600 ] m/s = [(78 x 1609)/3600] x 10^9 nm/s = 35 x 10^9 nm/s = 3.5 x 10^10 nm/s (with appropriate rounding).
was helpful until you pulled out those grid things to do multiplication and division. it needless complicated it to the point i had to restart the video and mute you, and work on it by myself.
Super helpful. I’m taking an online college chemistry class. Needed to watch how it’s done rather than just in the text! Thanks very much!
Oh. This is usually taught in college? My teacher is making us do this in 8th grade. Kinda sucks for me though.
@@partyhah6622 It's not that it's taught in college. Most college freshmen (like me) just forget it by the time college rolls around. A lot of us haven't had to do this stuff for a few years.
My advice to you is to keep this stuff fresh in your mind before you start college so that you don't have to cram-review everything.
Best of luck with 8th grade.
Amazing video! I'm a 30 year old software developer and I just understood unit conversion for the first time XD. Thank you so much!
wow that's awesome! hope you have to convert some units soon so you can get practice!
Why did you even need to learn it?
@@parkersorensen7602 because I need to convert units a lot. Are you looking for a more specific information?
Insanely helpful taking algebra 1 and I’m a freshman this cleared up any doubts or inconsistencies I possessed, thanks!!
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I have a test in chemistry on dimensional analysis Monday, and I have to say this video helped me tons!! Thank you! I didn’t understand this really at all before I watched this but I would totally recommend this video if you need help.
aww yay! I'm so glad it helped you!
Great video!! You explain everything so crystal clear. Wish every teacher was as clear as you are.
aww ty so much! good luck in your course!
Thank you for this video. I was stuck on a complex problem and getting frustrated but this video (especially the last question) helped me so much. Now I'm solving these with ease!
YOU NEED MORE SUBS IM ON A ROBIN BIENGE RIGHT NOW
hahaha lol thank you!!!!
This video is a gem! Thank you for taking the time to share this with us. I am confused about how the calculations after multiplying the numerators gave us a 10^16. How did the exponents go from 10^9 to 10^16, and then in the final answer it is 10^10. Thank you!!
nice my teacher is showing this video for us in elementary accelerated math and it helped greatly
That was so WELL explained! Well. done!
The division for the last nm conversion did not give me the same result you found. What did you do to find 3.5x10^10th? Otherwise amazing explanation. Thank you!
that told me a lot about unit conversions! THANK YOU FOR HELP!
This is the very first time I have ever understood dimensional analysis. Thank you
sweet video. 😎 thanks. A very relaxing voice to learn by. 🥰
In your last problem, the 78 mph to miles per second if I remember correctly, you had scientific notation for 10 >16, I did not see where you got that. This video was super helpful, I just got lost at that point.
Thank you so much for this video & the even slower one. I can't get this subject down for some reason. Wonderful explanation.
Perfect! used it for my Physical Science class
Thanks that was a good refresher 🙏🏽
thank you this has helped me so much !!
yay I'm glad!
I have learned a lot from you channel
Thanks
you're so welcome!
best explanation out there!!
ty!!
The best tutorial ever. Thank you!
Omg, than you!! I literally watched every single video of yours!! Now I get it!! yay
How did you get 10^16 nm? I am so confused by that
And then followed by 10^10 nm/s *crying lol
Thank you so much! My teacher confused my so much and now I understand.
My professor had me so confused, I dropped the course.
Can you link me to your easy version please
THANK YOU SO MUCH ROBIN
Thank you!! ❤
very much appreciated
My given number is 1.50 x 10^6, is there power of 10 in chemistry picket fence formula? I’m so confused and my teachers aren’t even explaining it.
tysm! This really helped 😊
Thank you!
you're welcome!
Can someone explain how she got 1.255x10^16nm plz.
Good video. Keep it up
I love your channel
thanks! glad you enjoy it!
At 11:04 did you mean 10^-9 not 10^9? Nano is -9
10^-9 should be on the bottom, so it will be 10^9 above
It would be more helpful if you had explained how did you get 10^16.
I got everything but this part.
Using Scientific notation method. I explained it if you're interested
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thank you for explaining this i have a quiz tomorrow
Thank you!!!!!!
Check out another video on Dimensional Analysis: ua-cam.com/video/yLNwZ6j3L_0/v-deo.html
tysm have a test tmw
good luck!!!!
What value of x, y, and z, will the equation P^x v^y T^z = constant, become Boyles law? (P ∝1/V at constant T)
got a final tomorrow and thinkin of throwing myself off a building because if I fail this ill have to take summer school
How did you do?
God damn your my new hero.
Awesome stuff! Clear explanation. However, if I could offer one comment for improvement; you sound bored! You obviously enjoy math, so why not put a bit of energy into it! :)
lachlan dudley haha I’ll keep your note in mind. I’m usually concentrating very hard while making the videos so I think that’s why my voice could come off as unemotional.
Nice
Dear Robin, first congratulations for your channel. I would only suggest an easier way for converting 78 mph into nm/s. I would start with 1 mile = 1609 m. Then we have 78 miles/h = (78 x 1609) m/h = [(78 x 1609)/3600 ] m/s = [(78 x 1609)/3600] x 10^9 nm/s = 35 x 10^9 nm/s = 3.5 x 10^10 nm/s (with appropriate rounding).
Thank you so much, I am a god at da now lets go
do the math???????????? but where do you get the 3.5x10,10 they always come to the end, the part I dont get and say "and do the answer" ta dah
eighth grade math sucks 😩
Omfg you are the best thing ever. Can you give me a thumbs up down there??
lol here you go!
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was helpful until you pulled out those grid things to do multiplication and division. it needless complicated it to the point i had to restart the video and mute you, and work on it by myself.
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Great explanation really helpful! I got the last one right 😄
Thank you!