LCM/GCF Find the numbers
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
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Here's what to do if you're presented with the LCM and GCF and you have to find numbers that fit!
Tip: I'm using my prime factors table here, so make sure you're familiar with that, in any of the other videos on LCM by prime factorization and the GCF video (all in the playlist LCM & GCF)..
Stick with me right through, take the notes, then ace it for yourself!
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Glad you like it. Sorry you forgot it for your test, but I feel like it will stay with you now. Especially if you take the note and do another couple of examples... 😃🤗😉😎
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Ah, I see. Well, glad you get it and sorry I clearly misunderstood.🤗 I'm delighted you like my teaching style. 😃 I teach the way I want to be taught I suppose. This is what would have helped me as a student. I am aware that my approach is often quite different from what other teachers are doing. It's just who I am. No need to apologise, but thank you for elaborating on your first note, I appreciate that. 😉
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The remaining factors we had were 5, 2, 2, 7 after writing the common 2 and 3 for the all 3 numbers.
So how come we wrote 7 twice first for the 1st number and then for the 3rd number as well, when we only had 7 once in the factors
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My pleasure! It was a fab request from Djuka! A tightly framed suggestion is so helpful. If a student has an issue, you KNOW it's not just you, there's TONS of people with exactly the same issue. Requests are welcome, but they will have to fit in around other stuff I'm doing, and if it tacks on to something I've already done, that makes it easier to fit into a schedule, tbh, because there's an existing set of videos to link it to.
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If the LCD=24 & the sum of the 3 numbers is 18,what are the numbers?
Hey, can you do a video about finding the reciprocal of numbers
A reciprocal is the inverse. So you know how any number is the same as that number over 1? Hold that thought for a moment... Now you remember how we divide fractions, in my video on this you hear me say we find 'the reciprocal' of this fraction, we 'take the inverse' of it, we FLIP IT OVER.
So that 17 = 17/1. Which means... the inverse, or the RECIPROCAL is...?
1/17!
You don't need a video about this, you just need to think in this way. Or maybe we do need a video, but just a 1 minute special?
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That is so sweet of you. Thanks so much, I’m glad to help. 🥰😃🤗
How to divide decimals
Here's the playlist on Operations with Fractions and Mixed Numbers. It's in there.
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Thanks this really helped
Excellent! March right into that math and show it your muscles! You're the boss now!!
@@LetsDoMath thanks
I know this is random but I need help with the fraction pie chart problem solving with fractions and percentages
This will relate to your ability to flip between percentages and fractions. Did you see my vid on Fractions and Decimals to Percent? That's where you start on this one.
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@@LetsDoMath ok thank you
Hi can u please explain to me why did y put 7 in two rows thank you
Have you not seen my vids on finding LCM by prime factorization, or my vid on GCF? The line that says LCM contains a 8 because 7 is one of the prime factors of 840, as found in the prime factorization stage. As for the other 7, well that’s where I’m just creating 3 other numbers that can satisfy the requirement that these numbers could have the GCF of 6.
THANKS ma'am It really helps
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Thank you so much Mam u really helped me a lot in my test
That’s great! I’m so happy to help. Thanks very much for your note, it’s very sweet! 😃🤗🥰🤩
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Glad it helped!
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Thanks! I could imagine this being a stress-inducer if you've never thought about this. Imagine if you hit this in an exam for the first time!
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In what way?
makes no sense
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