PHYS Lesson 0.1 Rules of rearranging equations

Rearranging equations is a vital skill in Physics or many other sciences. It turns out there are only three basic rules that have to followed to enable one to do this. This is video covers those basic rules and gives an example of how to do basic rearrangements.

[@Aiphiae]

Wherever you are, thanks for this video. This is the *only* video I've seen that actually outlines the "rules" for rearranging a formula.
Concise, clear, and helpful. Great work :)

[@jaymie-leacollingwood2753]

THANKYOU SO MUCH!!! This is such a clear and concise video on the principles that underlie rearranging equations. I fully understand this now. Thankyou!!!

[@failsc2player]

Thank you for the help with my kinematics section, I forgot I was taught this once and had been a wonderful refresher.

[@oyarapdc]

Thank you so so so so much sir. This has helped me instantly and precisely. Thank you so much!

[@Dan_Afriat]

So inverse order of bedmas and inverse of operations, but does it mean that subtraction and addition are the same level of hierarchy? Meaning it doesn't matter which one you start rearranging from as limg as it's one of them? Same question as for multiplication and division? Asking because i know that's how it is with the regular solving of bedmas.

[@f1reguy587]

Just doing an electrical course, just refreshing myself, can’t say I remember ever hearing BEDMAS from school, but it’s not a new thing, and I think should I have been told this at school, algebra would have been a bit easier, I just used to do it by knowing what I needed to do. But now I’m going through a formula which has a fraction over another fraction and I’m sure I can simplify it if I watch enough rules

[@stan3277]

better than my teacher