The fact that he explained why we have to divide the 3x by 3 was chef's kiss. I always didn't connect the dots that you do one operation to undo its opposite operation, that small detail was never explain to me but this video did😭💗
For this question, theres an next way which is say: You have 2/3 and they say it’s = to x/24 you can make it equivalent. So divide both denominators and use the answer you get from dividing it and multiply it by the numerator. Eg. 4/8 = 24/x. Divide the numerators and multiply that answer to the denominator. 4x6 = 24 -- -- 8x6 48
I'll do you one simpler, no need for reducing or rewriting the problem The original problem is 4/6 = x/24 so just multiply 4 * 24 then divide the result by 6 x=16 The standard name for this is a bit lackluster as it leaves out a major part of the operation. I learned it as "cross multiply and divide" which better gets the operations across to the learner as it tells you the only two things you _actually_ have to do to find your answer. This is by far the most useful math skill you will ever learn. It's the only one I still use in daily life. Usually when finding the percentage of something.
Great! Here because “Mean Girls” the movie refers to this term. My way is exactly backwards but I can do it in my head while flying an airplane. Yes I did do 4/6= 2/3 then I divided 24 by. 3 = 8 . Then multiply 2*8 =16…>>> 16/24. Your dyslexic students might find this easier to do.
i was absent the other day from school and i was behind b/c we learned 3 methods for proportions, i was able to understand 2 but cross multiplication i could not comprehend, until i watched this video, tysm
im in my senior year trying to make up for a semester I failed in freshmen year but any video or method i use to solve the problem it just says its wrong and it'll show me a video, ill write down every piece of notes but still it gives me problems to solve that nothing in that video or "explanation" showed me. Very discouraging.
I learnt this all the way back in junior high but never knew the logic so I always ended up doing the second method, never thought of it that way so that was how cross multiplication works. My would head always hurt when our teachers just pull this off in an equation on the board LOL
THANQ SO MUCH I WAS CRYING I HAD AN ASSIGNMENT AND I FORGOT IT AT HOME SO I HAD MY FRIEND SEND PICTURES OF THE QUESTIONS SO I COULD DO IT OVER THE WEEKEND CAUSE ITS DUE ON MONDAY AND I FOGOT ABOUT IT UNTILL RIGHT NOW (Sunday 11:00pm) AND THIS HELPED ME BECAUSE I ALSO FORGOT MY MATERIAL I HOPE I DID IT RIGHT BECAUSE I DIDNT REDUCE
When the guy said "2 over 12." I felt that.
I learned this in grade 8 now I’m in grade 11 forgetting how to do this
Honestly
Don't feel too bad dude - I'm 33 and I'm watching these videos!
Count me in..!! 🤣😅😔
HAHA SO RELATABLEE
Haha sameee but it’s for chemistry
Was never taught cross multiply, always did it the old fashioned way so as a senior I’m learning this now lol
Nice lesson
@Heightz fr teachers suck ig
same lol
Amazing lesson I am currently taking my finals and this was a great help-
Thank you so much stay safe and continue to teach people lessons
Also same lol
;-; I gotta learn this for my PERT and SAT dude
When the girl who raised the hand saved your life.
Frrrrrr
I be praising the Lord. 😂
Always happens to me😂
IKRRRR
@@shahdkarout3093 lucky
me trying to learn how to do this after not asking in class 👁👄👁✌️
Dude fr like 😔👊 my social anxiety could never-
@@evilyncraft3592 especially with that mask I can’t even speak loudly 😔✌️
@Kaid Bunny Disc Golf dude same
Same lol
@@evilyncraft3592 my teacher: "iM nOt a MiNd ReADeR"
You explained it perfectly. I also like how you teach/interact with your student. I can tell you’re a great teacher.
Literally all I needed was to read your video title, and realize "oh, that's a thing." Nothing else. Just your video title. THANK YOU.
The fact that he explained why we have to divide the 3x by 3 was chef's kiss. I always didn't connect the dots that you do one operation to undo its opposite operation, that small detail was never explain to me but this video did😭💗
ur students r so lucky to have u as their math teacher
fr😭
For this question, theres an next way which is say:
You have 2/3 and they say it’s = to x/24 you can make it equivalent. So divide both denominators and use the answer you get from dividing it and multiply it by the numerator.
Eg. 4/8 = 24/x. Divide the numerators and multiply that answer to the denominator.
4x6 = 24
-- --
8x6 48
Im taking intro to financial accounting at the university lvl and I still need this. THIS SAVED ME!! THANK YOU SIR!
I'm in pharmacy school and believe me when I tell you. I needed to refresh my understanding of this for RX calculations. Glad this video exists :)
Omg I wish this guy was my math teacher😂😂😂
Same
so we just all here for school
Happy to help!
This is probably the greatest math teacher ever! Thank you!!
In the video at 2:14 I heard someone say “hold up” 😭😭soooooo relatable
Haha
Graduated back in 2015, but I loved cross multiplication with a variable so much I had to refresh my memory! Awesome lesson. 😎🍻
In the 10 grade learning this for chemistry 💀
Same here
wait till calculus, you'll need it. not as simple as this, but the concept
SAME
Im 33 relearning this to become a helicopter pilot for the army. So I guess you can say we share each other’s struggle😆😅
SAME HERE IM DOING A REVIEW HAHA
im trying to learn my best but cant understand it much i learn this in my math class (im in 6th grade)
Omg me toooooo!!!!!!!
Me too
But I get it now
Bro I’m in gr11 n don’t understand this
I’m in seventh and I want to die
Youre a good teacher. Thank you for refreshing this method to me.
You are very welcome!!
Currently 22. Never learned how to do this.
Well at least you’re learning now. I’m 16 and STRUGGLING with this.
@@totallynotafanficreader7850
Well at least you're learning it now
I love needing this video at 23 years old for my apprenticeship class. couldn't remember how to do any of this but now its all comin back to me
Boom happy to help!!
in 7th grade re-learning this for fractions-
Same
Same like tf why we got to learn it again 😤
same but I completely forgot how
I'm in 7th but I'm just doing it for adv. Math
The first video out of many, that explained why we do it. Thankyou.
This teacher is really good!
thank u so much 😭 im stuck at the question trying to remember this
I'll do you one simpler, no need for reducing or rewriting the problem
The original problem is 4/6 = x/24
so just multiply 4 * 24 then divide the result by 6
x=16
The standard name for this is a bit lackluster as it leaves out a major part of the operation. I learned it as "cross multiply and divide" which better gets the operations across to the learner as it tells you the only two things you _actually_ have to do to find your answer.
This is by far the most useful math skill you will ever learn. It's the only one I still use in daily life. Usually when finding the percentage of something.
Im 33 relearning this to become a helicopter pilot for the Army.
Don’t worry kids...it never ends. Lol
10/10 this makes sense unlike other videos please make more videos
ok im missing a step. why is the 48 being divided by the 3 and where did the 3 come from? and after you said 3x you said 3x16 and confused me at 1:58
@@brandonlamontcooper8141 same idk where is he getting the 3.
Thanks u just gave ideas but didn't rlly get it much
Thanks! I was not understanding how to do it, but now I get it
Great! Here because “Mean Girls” the movie refers to this term. My way is exactly backwards but I can do it in my head while flying an airplane. Yes I did do 4/6= 2/3 then I divided 24 by. 3 = 8 . Then multiply 2*8 =16…>>> 16/24. Your dyslexic students might find this easier to do.
This actually made me remember how to do it. Thanks for the video, I have to watch cause I'm goin back to school.
Thank you, this will help me on tomorrow's test.
So eleven months later, how did the test go?
@@icewolfvip9580 I forgot I'm not going to lie, but I think I did resonably well
life saver. learned this stuff in 7th and im now a junior, this explained so well
i was absent the other day from school and i was behind b/c we learned 3 methods for proportions, i was able to understand 2 but cross multiplication i could not comprehend, until i watched this video, tysm
Thank you so much the explanation was simple to follow I needed help how to do my homework thank you so much!
This came off so much easier for me tysm sir
i'm learning this in 6th grade, Thank you unknown person for not knowing how to do it.
6th grade?
I was wondering what if the 4 over 6 was like 9 over 16. Do you divide by 1 or split it in half i don't get it
im in my senior year trying to make up for a semester I failed in freshmen year but any video or method i use to solve the problem it just says its wrong and it'll show me a video, ill write down every piece of notes but still it gives me problems to solve that nothing in that video or "explanation" showed me. Very discouraging.
HashtagPotatos same
Is highschool hard, I’m a freshman and all my work is really hard and confusing. Asking if everything will get better and more clear
Yeah it’s hard. You just have to never fail and you’ll be fine. Focus on your studies.
Damn I'm in my freshmen year and every video I watch helps me bc my teacher talks to fast
@@crabs_pov3946 yes
Currently sitting in nursing school wondering how to do this so I can pass my test 😂
You got this!!
I love your short and simple videos
Seems like a damn good teacher
I don't understand my math class but I understand this math class
I'm from india thankyou 💯
I learnt this all the way back in junior high but never knew the logic so I always ended up doing the second method, never thought of it that way so that was how cross multiplication works. My would head always hurt when our teachers just pull this off in an equation on the board LOL
I’m refreshing my mind for the EOC
In 6th grade learning this for no reason because it’s going to be on the test
I completely forgot how to cross multiply and I’m a sophomore, I learned it when I was in 7 grade or something
Thank you so much!
I always forget how to do this.
04:45 when I buy a chair off wish
2:28 BRO HIT US WITH THE RIZZ!!!
that is really awesome bro, now i know, so far i school never know about sin cos tan, do u have the video about that too ?
A lot of them
This was very helpful thank you💗💗💗
Amazing
Simple and clear
Thank you I’m in grade 8 and was struggling with my home work 😅
I’m in grade 10 and I completely forgot how to do this 😭
pov: your here because "it wont be on the test tomorrow"
Thanks a lot to learn in this video.
This video really helped me thanks!
Napakagaling mo idol
kinda regretting not studying during the weekend because my math exam is in an hour and i am absolutely CLUELESS
how was you math exam! hehe
excuse me sir what did you do to
48=3• to find the 16=X?
He never answered u LOL
He divided with 3
Bruh I wish my teacher was like this
The first time I finally get it
Ooh thanks ^^ I didn't understand at first lol 👀👄👀
Sounds like a condescending math teacher
welcome to baldi’s basicsssssss 🤣🤣🤣
great teaching brian. 😆
Thanks!!
Not me being here just for a math exam lmao
Wish me luck I’m taking my STAAR tomorrow ✌️
thanks legend it helped me!!!
Thank you So SO Much !!!
You could also multiply 4 with 24 and then divide the answer with 6 and you’ll get x=16
Thank you very much Sir.
Yow- this vid is 5 mins long?! My class in math is 1hr bruhh-
Do u take online classes for maths . Sir? I wanna join
I learned this in grade 7 now I'm in grade 7 and i have math test on Monday
Thanks! This helped me!
Me in 7th grade bein like: owo wut
hi pitbul. thx for helping
Thank you, thank you that was helpful
Thank you sir
Weird when you randomly called out kiana then stuttered and she even noticed your nervousness 🙄
0:57 lmao the kid in the back 2 over 12
🤣🤣🤣
@@brianmclogan 4:45 why did someone need to move their seat lol?
Im grade 3 today this our lesson for third grading.
Me learning this in 7th grade: Sooo 2d is equivalent to banana.
Me still in 7th grade but after banana: ohhh so there was no banana involved 🤣
OH MY GOD THANK YOU
THANQ SO MUCH I WAS CRYING I HAD AN ASSIGNMENT AND I FORGOT IT AT HOME SO I HAD MY FRIEND SEND PICTURES OF THE QUESTIONS SO I COULD DO IT OVER THE WEEKEND CAUSE ITS DUE ON MONDAY AND I FOGOT ABOUT IT UNTILL RIGHT NOW (Sunday 11:00pm) AND THIS HELPED ME BECAUSE I ALSO FORGOT MY MATERIAL I HOPE I DID IT RIGHT BECAUSE I DIDNT REDUCE
ngl if i were in that class I would a fricking breakdown thinking my life
im old and in college and learned this in 2004 and completely forgot !!!! why did I go back to college ugh
Omg it's so easy im at gr10 and tomorrow is my exam day! Wish me luck
This sir is better
Thank you so much! I was having trouble finding 95\60 = 92\?
This short cut just save me 10 minutes of my time
u r the teacher baldi lol
Thx bro my teacher sent me here
You just saved my life 😂