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Absolutely love your teaching style.I personally never really understood why i did what i did with absolute value and you just seem to explain every detail about it in such a great way!! Thank you for being a great virtual teacher!!:)
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Just wanted to let you know that your explanations on algebra are very helpful. You have been a huge help in filling in the gaps left by my college professor. So thank you very much and please continues.
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I missed this lesson in my class and I was really confused and worried but after watching these videos, I understand it completely, thank you so much!!!! You're a lifesaver Mr. Tarrou!
Professor RobBob ,thank you for another outstanding video/lecture on Solving Equations with Two Absolute Value Functions or More. The examples were hard to follow, so I will review this video for more clarification and solution.
You're welcome and Thanks for studying and subbing Peter...don't forget to tell all your friends, classmates and teachers to watch and do the same to help us keep growing and help others learn for free...BAM!!!
Hello again i have a side question, 26:00 , the example , i have been solving some of those like that, first solve them as a equations and then use their *roots* to be an some sort of a turning points etc, and checking intervals between them just like u did, well i`ve succeed to do so, but i found some examples witch have no roots , what do i do, how do i solve the inequation if it has no roots. P.S. i thought well if there is no *roots* well then this is either every single x or no solution. it worked for my example that i was stuck in.
I like to watch your videos on the subjects we are going to be discussing In class that day and everybody in class thinks I am a genius because of that haha. I love your quirkiness as well! You are a great teacher and I want to thank you for taking the time to create these awesome videos!
+ElPoyoLoko713 that's awesome..I'd love to have a class full of self-motivated students like you! ...and THANK YOU for liking, studying, and subbing to my channel...please don't keep it all to yourself forever...we just reached 100,000 subscribers a couple week ago and the next goal is 1,000,000...so please keep sharing...BAM!!!
Thanks a lot for such nice video's. So well explained. I was able to apply this logic to lot of other problems but failed to applys inequaity |7 - |4 - x|| >11. This is a abosulte value within an absolute value. Can you please help me with this one?
I wish I could help. The type of problems I did in this lesson are not in any of the high school books I teach from, but I have been asked about them a number of times. I did some searching to figure out how to solve them and this is what I came up with:) I am not sure if the methods I discuss here are the quickest method but they work. I did not see any example problems like yours?!
Thanks a lot for your response. This came up in my daughter's math tournament and I was not able to find an example in any book :). Your methods are logical and leaves no room for errors.
You're welcome Dawell Zulu thanks for watching and I hope you will like, subscribe, share with friends, classmates and teachers, like me on Facebook and keep spreading the word:D
Thank god you exist!!! I will soon take a math test on algebra 2 and i was wondering what are the intervals of the equalities ? I mean in the answers when there is an absolute value equalities is not x=1 its presented in interval not in value of x.Please help me 12 days left...
ouchh ... tough one for me :'( can you explain more of why do we need the " - -, - + , - - " part, I am a little bit confused of what's going on there, thank you !
Hello, My names La'Shana and I'm in Algebra 2 and I was just wondering if you had any videos on the Unit Circle that might be helpful for my final project
There is a magnifying glass under the banner on the homepage of my channel you can use to search just my lessons. But, I think you will find this page helpful www.profrobbob.com/trigonometry/standard-position-angles-and-unit-circle
Wow I must have missed a few lessons. The first example I could follow although I don't understand the reasoning behind any of it. The second example i was completely unprepared for. I need to review factoring and quadratic equations.
MyThundermuffin You cannot distribute through the absolute value symbol so x|5x-1| are not the same |5x^2 - x|. To answer your second question... I do not work with these types of equations in my high school math classes. I made this after some research to answer some common questions I was receiving. So, I will say that I do not believe your squaring of both sides will work.
Thanks a lot sir.I just couldn't understand this thing from the textbook.Thanks a lot. May you be knowing that where to find more questions like these?Thanks 8n advance.😀
Never heard that one before...now if I only had his paycheck!!!! Thanks for watching...please like, sub and share and maybe someday I will be that famous on UA-cam...lol
Yeah...I mis-copied a number. It is not a critical error because it was not carried through the rest of the problem, but annotation corrections cannot be seen without Flash. So I made a correction and reposted it, but the monetization filter is questioning if the new video is actually mine! If this video is not approved for monetizing this will be pulled eventually instead of the other one:) Thanks for watching and letting me know!!!
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BAM!!!...you just made my day:)
I'm no where close, but I do appreciate the reference and your viewership!
Don't forget to like, sub and share this channel with everyone to help us keep growing and helping others:D
Will do because i finally passes my finals thanks to you!
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My #algebra lesson for solving absolute value equations that involve two or more absolute functions.
Absolutely love your teaching style.I personally never really understood why i did what i did with absolute value and you just seem to explain every detail about it in such a great way!! Thank you for being a great virtual teacher!!:)
+Vika Komonash you're welcome virtual student...and thanks for watching!
Please be sure to like, subscribe and share if you continue to find this channel helpful:D
Just wanted to let you know that your explanations on algebra are very helpful. You have been a huge help in filling in the gaps left by my college professor. So thank you very much and please continues.
Glad I can help...sounds like the perfect time to share this free study resource with your professor so ALL current and future students looking for additional help after class know where to go...BAM!!!
...and you might find it easier to search on my website at www.profrobbob.com
Thanks for watching!
I missed this lesson in my class and I was really confused and worried but after watching these videos, I understand it completely, thank you so much!!!! You're a lifesaver Mr. Tarrou!
Thanks for studying and subbing too!
Professor RobBob ,thank you for another outstanding video/lecture on Solving Equations with Two Absolute Value Functions or More. The examples were hard to follow, so I will review this video for more clarification and solution.
You have great problems to practice on. Thank you professor!
I don't understand why at 27:20 you have the number line intervals at -3 & 3
same here
He calculated it earlier by comparing each absolute value term to zero. Watch it again and you'll eventually understand why it is for.
Best method so far. Great thanks. SUBSCRIBED and liked. THANK YOU SO MUCH
You're welcome and Thanks for studying and subbing Peter...don't forget to tell all your friends, classmates and teachers to watch and do the same to help us keep growing and help others learn for free...BAM!!!
Hello again i have a side question, 26:00 , the example , i have been solving some of those like that, first solve them as a equations and then use their *roots* to be an some sort of a turning points etc, and checking intervals between them just like u did, well i`ve succeed to do so, but i found some examples witch have no roots , what do i do, how do i solve the inequation if it has no roots.
P.S. i thought well if there is no *roots* well then this is either every single x or no solution.
it worked for my example that i was stuck in.
I like to watch your videos on the subjects we are going to be discussing In class that day and everybody in class thinks I am a genius because of that haha. I love your quirkiness as well! You are a great teacher and I want to thank you for taking the time to create these awesome videos!
+ElPoyoLoko713 that's awesome..I'd love to have a class full of self-motivated students like you!
...and THANK YOU for liking, studying, and subbing to my channel...please don't keep it all to yourself forever...we just reached 100,000 subscribers a couple week ago and the next goal is 1,000,000...so please keep sharing...BAM!!!
BAAAM!! I get it and thank you, professor!! My lecturer is so crap in explaining it but you are absolutely cool and awesome! ^^
Omg!! What a beautiful handwriting you have !! Thanks for your useful videos
+luis pearl thanks...I have a lesson for that too...lol
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I wish to have a professor like you.. You're the coolest and the most awesome Math teacher I ever saw.. Great work!! :D
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omg you are a lifesaver. thanks!
you're welcome!
Thank you 😊
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helpful video thanx
Thanks, dude!
You're welcome!
Thanks a lot for such nice video's. So well explained. I was able to apply this logic to lot of other problems but failed to applys inequaity |7 - |4 - x|| >11. This is a abosulte value within an absolute value. Can you please help me with this one?
I wish I could help. The type of problems I did in this lesson are not in any of the high school books I teach from, but I have been asked about them a number of times. I did some searching to figure out how to solve them and this is what I came up with:) I am not sure if the methods I discuss here are the quickest method but they work. I did not see any example problems like yours?!
Thanks a lot for your response. This came up in my daughter's math tournament and I was not able to find an example in any book :). Your methods are logical and leaves no room for errors.
you are just amazing..........thanks a lot
You're welcome Dawell Zulu thanks for watching and I hope you will like, subscribe, share with friends, classmates and teachers, like me on Facebook and keep spreading the word:D
Thanks
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Spread the word:D
Thank god you exist!!! I will soon take a math test on algebra 2 and i was wondering what are the intervals of the equalities ? I mean in the answers when there is an absolute value equalities is not x=1 its presented in interval not in value of x.Please help me 12 days left...
ouchh ... tough one for me :'( can you explain more of why do we need the " - -, - + , - - " part, I am a little bit confused of what's going on there, thank you !
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In the second example when solving for the first interval, why did you have to multiply the whole equation by -1?
It’s often easier to solve polynomial equations when the leading coefficient is positive. This is not necessary, but rather preferable.
Woah. This man's handwriting is beautiful
+Vivienne T thanks:)
...I have a video for that too...lol
+ProfRobBob Wow!
Ikr. This is the comment I have been looking for!!! 😃
Bam!!!!!! I got it..Thanks a lot..: )
Hello, My names La'Shana and I'm in Algebra 2 and I was just wondering if you had any videos on the Unit Circle that might be helpful for my final project
There is a magnifying glass under the banner on the homepage of my channel you can use to search just my lessons. But, I think you will find this page helpful www.profrobbob.com/trigonometry/standard-position-angles-and-unit-circle
Alright thank you!
Wow I must have missed a few lessons. The first example I could follow although I don't understand the reasoning behind any of it. The second example i was completely unprepared for. I need to review factoring and quadratic equations.
Hi professor Rob
Is x|5x-1| the same as |5x^2 - x| ?
Also could squaring the both sides method work for example 2 ?
Awesome video btw :D
MyThundermuffin You cannot distribute through the absolute value symbol so x|5x-1| are not the same |5x^2 - x|. To answer your second question... I do not work with these types of equations in my high school math classes. I made this after some research to answer some common questions I was receiving. So, I will say that I do not believe your squaring of both sides will work.
What about when there is only a single digit denominator and an algebraic numerator?
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when both sides are negative can directly multiply it by negative 1
I wish my hand writing is as neat as 1/3 of yours!
+Asaad Maher when you need a break from math you can practice from one of my cursive lessons...lol:)
+ProfRobBob looool stay blessed sir!
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please do some inequalities
Sorry...I have limited experience with these myself:(
dude hits that chalkboard pretty hard..
+nathan Stevens BAM!!!
but all in all great video! Thanks :)
+nathan Stevens you're welcome:)
Thanks for learning with Tarrou's Chalk Talk!
Can we appreciate the handwriting?
LOL you're good, you made me laugh :) thanks for the help.
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Thanks a lot sir.I just couldn't understand this thing from the textbook.Thanks a lot. May you be knowing that where to find more questions like these?Thanks 8n advance.😀
You really look and sound like Billie Joe Armstrong !
Never heard that one before...now if I only had his paycheck!!!!
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This is harder than I thought. There is a lot to it and I don't seem to be able to be keeping up with it.
Ayush Mishra don't give up, take your time and keep studying:)
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The solution for the equation is -49/17 not -41/17
Hey, you uploaded this video twice :D, just wanted to let you know. Great videos anyways, keep it up!
Yeah...I mis-copied a number. It is not a critical error because it was not carried through the rest of the problem, but annotation corrections cannot be seen without Flash. So I made a correction and reposted it, but the monetization filter is questioning if the new video is actually mine! If this video is not approved for monetizing this will be pulled eventually instead of the other one:) Thanks for watching and letting me know!!!
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+soundofthewild1 sorry this did not help :(
The solution for the equation is -49/17 not -41/17