Changing the subject of the formula ||NSSCO

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[@RaiseUpNamibia]

AT 05:30 you can also work with fractions by putting the p over 1 and making them both fractions but its always easier not to work with fraction

[@ishmaeldavid6746]

Namibia to the world, yours in accounting 🎉

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This videos are definitely helpful

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Thank you for your feedback @Maggy Shetunyenga. Im glad you found the video helpful.

[@PeaceEmeka-ky8yf]

thank you sir

[@themoodyeditor]

thx i really didint know how to do this now i know cuz I have a test thxx

[@Dragonbloxlegend]

That was soooooo easy and lm Namibian, so l think I already rose

[@Dragonbloxlegend]

So everything is very easy to m. I sometimes go help my cousin tutor kids at unam, they really need to rise up

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I have followed this video 2022 and they are helping me

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I'm glad Namibia does something useful like this👏👏

[@evanabb123]

omg thank you so much. i couldnt find a vid that like targets this exact sort of equation😁

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[@Dragonbloxlegend]

We learned this in grade 5

[@primroseangel2396]

easiest method .thank you

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Hello@Primrose ,you are most welcome.

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Thank you sir.❤

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Thank you very much sir

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[@ryuriu3952]

Thank You this video helped me very much!!!

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[@mariamamanneh9436]

Thanks I understand now

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Hi @Mariam, you are most welcome.

[@vilhonafuka5348]

Very good steps

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Thanks for this video. Good

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Thank you so much 🙏🏾

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🎉🎉

[@hehh5621]

Thanks, this helped me alot

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this is very awesome

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[@annanelago4481]

Very helpful, can I get the syllabus please

[@karel486]

Thnk u so much

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Hello @Karel ,you are most welcome

[@annamartha3853]

Thanks

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You are most welcome @Anna Martha, I'm glad you found the video helpful.

[@jessmaxi1446]

This man is a true life savior, having a test on this and already understand it. thanks

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[@EphraimChikoko]

Thanks sir but have a questions why don't you use 4 both sides

[@RaiseUpNamibia]

Hi, Ephraim you are most welcome. What do you mean by "4 both sides"?

[@linakalilo735]

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[@Sxph14]

What do you do when the x is squared and its on the denominator along with another number eg y= 1/x²+2 I've been trying forever

[@RaiseUpNamibia]

Hi Sophie Ashton, Put y over 1 (y/1) and cross multiply. That will get rid of the fraction.

[@Sxph14]

@@RaiseUpNamibia thankyou :)

[@RaiseUpNamibia]

​@@Sxph14 ​​​ You are most welcome, just remember to put the (x²+2) in brackets before cross multiplying.