I have a big exam in about 4 hours and I spent an hour watching your factorising videos last night and i'm rewatching them now to refresh my memory. You have explained this better than my maths lecturer in college ever did. She just spends 10 minutes writing it on the board without ever going into as much depth as you do and then hands out worksheets expecting everyone to understand :/
@devillord18 No - however I would none the less encourage all my students I teach to use it as it is the correct sign to use rather than =. = is for equations.
wow thanks! i've got a test tomorrow for this and my teacher cant teach AT ALL and because of your explanation i fully understand it now.and hopefully i won't get a borderline C! :)
@ExamSolutions Is factorising quadratics something different to this? I was taught they were supposed to be put in two separate brackets like this: x^2 + 9x + 18 would factorise into (x + 3)(x + 6) Am I thinking of something different? Thanks for your help
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Thanks a lot, for this lesson! I did subscribe because, i was expecting a lesson on ''How To Solve Pythagoras Theorem'' I do know how to solve it also i have checked other clips/videos but seeing this clip/video gives me a much more understanding of what i am doing...So hopefully you I get to understand ''Pythagoris Therom'' better with your help. Thanks Again!
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Nice video, made maths nice and simple. One thing though, some times your 2's can look a bit like your 3's (as in squared and cubed) and can be confusing on a small screen. Great vid though :)
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thank you very much, this really helped. I really didn't understand factorising and I have my exams next week so I was starting to panic! but luckily I found this video which has really gained on my understanding. :)
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First of all you cannot solve it as it is not an equation as it does not equal anything. It is an expression. I think you meant how do you factorise it. Tghere is no common factor but it factorises to (x+4)(x-3). Hope that helps?
Really enjoyed the video; very helpful. I hope you could answer this question, and explain how you work out the answer. The question is: X(squared) - 9 I hope you could reply as quickly as possible :)
Let y=(x-3) so by substitution you get 6y^2+13y+5 which factorises to (3y+5)(2y+1) Now substitute back in y=(x-3) to give [3(x-3)+5][2(x-3)+1] clean up inside each bracket to then give [3x-4][2x-5] Hope that helps?
ExamSolutions Hey again, i need help with another similar question factorise (2x+7)^2 -9(2x+7)+8 This is what i did x^2-18x=8= But there isn't a factor of 16 that add to 18 or have i done something wrong?
Just wanted to say you explain things like a teacher should, slow and simple. And if you aren't a teacher for some odd reason, you totally should be. Thank you, I can freak out about tomorrow a little less now 😅
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I have a big exam in about 4 hours and I spent an hour watching your factorising videos last night and i'm rewatching them now to refresh my memory. You have explained this better than my maths lecturer in college ever did. She just spends 10 minutes writing it on the board without ever going into as much depth as you do and then hands out worksheets expecting everyone to understand :/
That's ok. Hope my other videos prove just as useful.
@nobodypersonsomeone Thanks. I am not sure what you mean though. What example are you refering to?
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@devillord18 No - however I would none the less encourage all my students I teach to use it as it is the correct sign to use rather than =. = is for equations.
wow thanks! i've got a test tomorrow for this and my teacher cant teach AT ALL and because of your explanation i fully understand it now.and hopefully i won't get a borderline C! :)
@ExamSolutions Is factorising quadratics something different to this?
I was taught they were supposed to be put in two separate brackets like this:
x^2 + 9x + 18 would factorise into
(x + 3)(x + 6)
Am I thinking of something different? Thanks for your help
Thanks for this, currently doing my GCSE's and I'm struggling. :(
Good luck. Keep at it and it does get easier.
ExamSolutions Do you have any videos that show me how to divide algebraic fractions?
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Honestly it's impossible to find a vid that's easy to understand . But wow! Just wow! I mean if ur not already a teacher than boy u would make a great one!
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wish I could go back in time and tell 15 yr old me I'd be doing highschool maths for fun in the future. It's so crazy how the pressure of performing against peers and needing to "get it" before an exam just sucks the fun out of maths. If you got all day and you don't care if you don't get something because no one is watching and ultimately you don't really have to then it's all so much easier and more enjoyable. Thanks for another great video.
Gday. All the best. Hope maths makes you happy soon
Thanks a lot, for this lesson! I did subscribe because, i was expecting a lesson on ''How To Solve Pythagoras Theorem'' I do know how to solve it also i have checked other clips/videos but seeing this clip/video gives me a much more understanding of what i am doing...So hopefully you I get to understand ''Pythagoris Therom'' better with your help.
Thanks Again!
if you solve the powers in the brackets will that be correct as well?
Thanks alot this will really help for my up coming exam, your tutorial is really good much better than BBC bitesize thanks again :)
thanks that was helpfull im studying engineering and there is some subjects harder than this like angles i hope you epxplain it your way it is very easy
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Nice video, made maths nice and simple. One thing though, some times your 2's can look a bit like your 3's (as in squared and cubed) and can be confusing on a small screen. Great vid though :)
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Gday, i have my year 10 exam n soon, my teacher is an idiot...you have saed me. and i felt very happy doing the work with you....maths never makes me happy
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thank you very much, this really helped. I really didn't understand factorising and I have my exams next week so I was starting to panic! but luckily I found this video which has really gained on my understanding. :)
Good luck.
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Great video, but I'm confused. I thought these are supposed to be put in double brackets?
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How would you find the common factor when: 9m+12t?
Thanks so much great video, I had it down by the end
Hi, how do you find the HCF of two algebraic terms, for example, 4x and 6xy?
By taking out the smalles number that goes into both of them like 2.
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For 4x+12 I initially put 2(2x+6) Would this be a legitimate answer or would you have to choose the higher common factor of 4?
It is factorised but yes you should put 4(x+3) as this would be regarded as a better answer.
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Thank you..I've never really been a maths genius..I can do maths in lessons I would get 8/10 for example..but I can't remember how to do things in tests..I was really struggling with factoring but you have explained it so clearly that I've understood it..THANK YOU :)))))))
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Also, for the second one... you answered it as 7(x-1) but I initially put 1(7x-7) which gives the same answer. Is this allowed?
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First of all you cannot solve it as it is not an equation as it does not equal anything. It is an expression. I think you meant how do you factorise it. Tghere is no common factor but it factorises to (x+4)(x-3). Hope that helps?
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Really enjoyed the video; very helpful.
I hope you could answer this question, and explain how you work out the answer.
The question is:
X(squared) - 9
I hope you could reply as quickly as possible :)
Check this out www.examsolutions.net/maths-revision/core-maths/algebra-and-functions/quadratics/factorising/difference-2-squares/tutorial-1.php
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Hi, how factories this
6(x-3)^2 +13(x-3)+5
?
The method is called the substation method, perhaps you could make a video on that?
Thanks.
Let y=(x-3) so by substitution you get 6y^2+13y+5 which factorises to
(3y+5)(2y+1) Now substitute back in y=(x-3)
to give [3(x-3)+5][2(x-3)+1]
clean up inside each bracket to then give [3x-4][2x-5]
Hope that helps?
ExamSolutions A little confused but should be fine, thanks!
ExamSolutions Hey again, i need help with another similar question
factorise (2x+7)^2 -9(2x+7)+8
This is what i did x^2-18x=8= But there isn't a factor of 16 that add to 18 or have i done something wrong?
Just wanted to say you explain things like a teacher should, slow and simple. And if you aren't a teacher for some odd reason, you totally should be. Thank you, I can freak out about tomorrow a little less now 😅
I hope that is why I am a teacher and I hope you got by without to much freaking out. Good luck.
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