Algebra - Absolute Value Equations
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- Опубліковано 25 лют 2013
- We try out the projector/whiteboard combo as Yay Math takes on absolute value equations! We investigate "bifurcating" (which sounds like when mathematicians end a relationship) and also situations when there's no solution. Enjoy the magically scrolling screen, YAY MATH!
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Haha, an eighth grader and a college student (who happens to work in a school cafeteria where I feed eighth graders) are watching the same lesson. Only I didn't find it from looking it up, it was part of my course. :-)
Hi, so sorry the side cut out. It's because it's (1/2)x, so you need to multiply 2 to cancel the 1/2. Thanks for checking about it!
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The fact that you laugh at it makes him a good comedian.
If you understand absolute values now, then he is a good teacher.
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thank you sooo much for all your videos, i can't even begin to express how much you've helped me! my algebra 1 teacher never even taught us how to bifurcate and a few other things on your channel which have been nice to learn now that i am in algebra 2!!!
im a 8th grader laughing at this... thats when you know you are a good teacher. :)
thanks for refreshing my memory i did't remember this stuff since we learned it in begging of the year.
I have a question. How did you comment this 11 years ago if the video was posed 10 years ago? Also how is life going now all these years later?
Who else is here from EZPZ Homeschool? I'm in 10th grade Algebra 2 at the moment. Yay math has helped me so much, everytime I am told to watch these videos I get happy that math will be easy today xD.
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loved the awkward ending lol
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How can I know when to add/subtract or multiply? Like in the second to the last example which is absolute value of 1/2 x - 1 equals two. The first equation was solved by just adding one to both sides but the second equation was solved by multiplying two. I tried using the add/subtract method and came up with different result. :3
-Jah, a yaymath fan from Philippines.
On the last problem it was confusing with the fraction 1/2 I changed it to a decimal and got x=8 when it was positive and when it was negative I got x= -1 so can I change the fraction to a decimal and solve it and if I can't then why can't I? And yes I did bifurcate..
He makes it a lot easier to understand
If there is no answer for |x-3|=-5 Wy when we solve |x-3|=5 we solve it by using negative five ?
why did you multiply by 2 in 15:16
Here in 2020
Here in 2023 😂
To solve for x, you would subtract 6 from 18. That equals 12. :)
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so confused how did he get 12 on the first one ?
how i can solve that
5x-2\x\=21
with engish
I got extremely confused in the beginning
the boys question confused me -.-
Wouldn't X=6 in 3(x+6)=36
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Bruh Idk 3 exams when I wrote this comment, so thats probably why it didn't make any sense😂😂 @eugene Ivanov
Too bad you don't have the videos organized with playlists. I was shocked to see there aren't any. It's just so basic youtube stuff.
Ciprian Hanga if you go to yaymath.org they have an area where the math is divided into areas (radicals, algebra 1 etc.) under the videos tab and on the page you can click "view this playlist on UA-cam" so that you can watch the playlists!
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NOPE, way to fast. I was lost when he brought 18 into it.
Awkward as heck