Reading A Ruler or Tape Measure: adding & subtracting the measurements ..............150802 2200
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- Опубліковано 1 сер 2015
- A quick overview and then some practice with reading a tape measure and dealing with the measurements: Adding & Subtracting fractional measurements. The Links are below; just expand this window...
Some helpful video links on dealing with fractions are below:
Reading a ruler or tape measure • Reading a Ruler or Tap...
Dealing with Fractions:
1 • Simplifying Fractions
2 • Finding a specific Fra...
3 • Decimals to Fractions ...
4 • Fractions improper to ...
5 • Dividing by a fraction
6 • How to Read an Inch Ru...
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Col. Allen "M" Morris
🙏🏻 I'm a carpenter and found this video to be extremely helpful! I have excellent visual skills but actual fractional (ruler) math was slow and frustrating, counting the ticks on the tape measure rather than adding/subtracting measurements. This video helped me to "see" the numbers and where they lie in relation to each other. Your exercises brought it all together! I will definitely be checking out your other videos especially fractional (ruler) adding and subtracting. Thanks again! 👍🏼+sub
Units are important to the Machine Trades...your presentation is great as a tool for applying basic math. Thanks!
T J (Tom) Vanderloop, AWS (American Welding Society) Member
TJ Vanderloop Thank you for your kind words.
I watched several videos and found yours to be thee easiest to teach to my grandaughter. Thank you very much.
+terry roe I am super glad that I could help and I appreciate your kind words. Encourage her to keep learning... Let me know how I can help....
Really helpful and well presented. Thanks a lot Allen Morris!
Thank you for your kind words and I am glad that I could help.
it helped me a lot and i am only a thirdgrader who is 8 years old
Thank you for letting me know. Keep-a-Learning and let me know how I can help. You can write directly to me at Allenmorris@yahoo.com.
Over complicated, get to the point. Bla bla bla......
Hess85: I disagree! This was very helpful. No detail was missed nor unnecessary. Perhaps you can create your own helpful video to show us how it SHOULD be taught? No? Didn't think so. Quit your griping and pay attention!