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10 people who speak German, speak at least one other language, is rather confusing IMO because it dosen't specify that this is the total amount of German speaking people.
@@maisha7788 actually all is says is that "10 people who speak German speak at least 1 other language" so the wording doesn't specify whether it's all the German speaking people or that's only 10 of them so it's still confusing but if it did say all 10 then it wouldn't be confusing
@@brialeighgould317 oh I didn't realise that he didn't include it. I was looking at the question from the actual exam paper it came in edexcel paper 3 June 2018 and they included "all"
I got everything up to the last one. I didn’t see that German had been excluded and so would be zero, leaving the remaining 6 for Spanish. If it had said THE 10 who speak German, I would have got it, but without a ‘the’ at the beginning, to me it meant 10 of the German speakers, not that there were only 10. Do I need an English lesson too?! I thought I was good at grammar, I’ve taught it long enough 😂😂 Great videos btw!! 💜
This video is good but where can I find more questions on this subject? I’ve looked all over the internet and there isn’t any. It’s kind of useless for all the students that want to nail down the topic. They can’t just do it with one practice question 😢
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18:18 this was the same 4 mark question but it said given the person selected at random from the 50 people likes tea find the probability that this person likes exactly one other drink how do u work this out
Hey can you please explain why in the last Question we didn't write 2 people for french and Spanish instead of 4, as already 2 people like all three drinks?? Please please answer tomorrow it's my exam and I am in a hurry
So if the intersection is given , you don’t need to involve any algebra , you Just need to read the question carefully and use the info in the question to answer it?
Hey can you do a video on like these type of questions as I have it as my homework and it’s so confusing A is 60% of B B is 35% of C What percentage of C is A?
In a question like this, the first thing you should do is write what the question states. So A= 0.6 x B B= 0.35 x C Now substitute the value of B into the first equation So A= 0.6 x (0.35 x C) A = 0.21 x C 0.21 as a percentage is 21% So A is 21% of C. Hope that helps :)
You could also pick a number for the last letter mentioned, say 100 (I always go for 100 as it’s easy to do the first percentage) so is C=100 then B=35 (35% of 100) then A is 60% of B so 60% of 35 = 21, so A=21. So what is 21 as a percentage of 100? …21% 😁🙏🏼
@@BinyIII sorry my bad it was 30% of C and the answer wasnt 21%. it doesnt even say it So the question was A is 60% of B B is 30% of C What percentage of C is A So is it like this then C= 100 B=30 then A is 60% of B(30) is 18 so its 18 did i do it correct as 27 wasnt the correct answer and i dont know what it is
It's very confusing because total student are 50, and it's clear 22have cats and 18 have dogs and 8 have both, it's altogether 48 it's mean 2 does not have any thing 😂
@@everythingtv4875 10 people who speak German implies that there must only be 10 people that speak it. I know it can sound confusing but because it's a maths paper and not an english one where you'd have to make inferences, it's safe to assume all 10
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basically you already had 44/50 and since you have taken one person out in the next fraction there will be one person less than before. so it goes from 44/50 to 43/49
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Thank u soooo sooooo much u have always helped me in maths. Sometimes i dont understand how my teacher teaches (she teaches us a topic for 4 lessons but i still dont get it, and u teach it in half an hour. And i get it immediately. ) but i write down the topic and watch ur videos.😁😁😁♥️♥️♥️♥️
Amazing that you are proactive and consolidate your learning at home, that’s such a great attitude to have!! Keep up the fantastic work, I’m sure you are going to do great things keeping that up! 😁😁
10 people who speak German, speak at least one other language, is rather confusing IMO because it dosen't specify that this is the total amount of German speaking people.
I completely agree with you! It’s not very nice language at all!
Venn sounds like a German Word
Yeh thats why i was so confused when he put 0 in the only german!
Two of the 50 people are chosen at random so isn't it 6-2 and 50 -2
@nexus3313 no because it didn't say 2 at the same time it just said two
at 20:10 how do you know that there aren't other people who only speak german. it doesn't say that only 10 people speak german
i struggled wit this question because of that it makes no sense
i think its due to the wording they said ALL 10 ppl who speak german not 10 ppl who speak german
@@maisha7788 actually all is says is that "10 people who speak German speak at least 1 other language" so the wording doesn't specify whether it's all the German speaking people or that's only 10 of them so it's still confusing but if it did say all 10 then it wouldn't be confusing
@@brialeighgould317 oh I didn't realise that he didn't include it. I was looking at the question from the actual exam paper it came in edexcel paper 3 June 2018 and they included "all"
I got everything up to the last one. I didn’t see that German had been excluded and so would be zero, leaving the remaining 6 for Spanish. If it had said THE 10 who speak German, I would have got it, but without a ‘the’ at the beginning, to me it meant 10 of the German speakers, not that there were only 10. Do I need an English lesson too?! I thought I was good at grammar, I’ve taught it long enough 😂😂
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i agree, i thought the same
I thought exactly the same!
yh this confused me too
Thanks a lot! We are going to do this today at school so i thought i should get a rough idea before then and you explained it so well
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@@TheGCSEMathsTutor Do you have to give the probability answer in simplest form?
@@ErenYeager-pq6pl no only if Q asks
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it's good i know this because these questions are normally worth 3, 4 or even 5!! depending on the question thank youu!!!!!!!!
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I folded on the 7speak German and Spanish
XD if I didn’t mess up there I would’ve got full marks
For the question at 7:48 , how did you get 52-x after doing 24 - x + x + 28 - x?
Add the numbers and collect the x’s! My video on collecting like terms in the algebra playlist should help 😁🙏🏼
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This video is good but where can I find more questions on this subject? I’ve looked all over the internet and there isn’t any. It’s kind of useless for all the students that want to nail down the topic. They can’t just do it with one practice question 😢
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18:18 this was the same 4 mark question but it said given the person selected at random from the 50 people likes tea find the probability that this person likes exactly one other drink how do u work this out
Hey can you please explain why in the last Question we didn't write 2 people for french and Spanish instead of 4, as already 2 people like all three drinks?? Please please answer tomorrow it's my exam and I am in a hurry
if you have anytime could you please make a video on Venn diagrams using percentages as they keep coming up on the shadow papers I'm doing.
So if the intersection is given , you don’t need to involve any algebra , you Just need to read the question carefully and use the info in the question to answer it?
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Hey can you do a video on like these type of questions as I have it as my homework and it’s so confusing
A is 60% of B
B is 35% of C
What percentage of C is A?
In a question like this, the first thing you should do is write what the question states.
So A= 0.6 x B
B= 0.35 x C
Now substitute the value of B into the first equation
So A= 0.6 x (0.35 x C)
A = 0.21 x C
0.21 as a percentage is 21%
So A is 21% of C. Hope that helps :)
@@Sportcat01 Im certain that's the answer. Did you perhaps mean 45% rather than 35% ?
You could also pick a number for the last letter mentioned, say 100 (I always go for 100 as it’s easy to do the first percentage) so is C=100 then B=35 (35% of 100) then A is 60% of B so 60% of 35 = 21, so A=21. So what is 21 as a percentage of 100? …21% 😁🙏🏼
@@BinyIII sorry my bad it was 30% of C and the answer wasnt 21%. it doesnt even say it
So the question was A is 60% of B
B is 30% of C
What percentage of C is A
So is it like this then
C= 100 B=30 then A is 60% of B(30) is 18 so its 18
did i do it correct as 27 wasnt the correct answer and i dont know what it is
@@Sportcat01 There you go! 😁👍🏼
You're missing the word "ALL" before 10 people who speak German etc.....
20:09 why
It's very confusing because total student are 50, and it's clear 22have cats and 18 have dogs and 8 have both, it's altogether 48 it's mean 2 does not have any thing 😂
this is such a god darn hard topic
I don’t understand the last question because wouldn’t you but 2 in French and Spanish?
The intersection takes into consideration the people who ONLY speak French and Spanish BUT NOT German
How come 0 people speak German at 20:14
the statement tells us that all 10 people who speak German also speak 1 other language which means there must be 0 people that only speak German
@@yourlocalpostman but it doesn’t say all. it only says “10 people” which is confusing because we don’t know exactly how many ppl speak german total
@@everythingtv4875 10 people who speak German implies that there must only be 10 people that speak it. I know it can sound confusing but because it's a maths paper and not an english one where you'd have to make inferences, it's safe to assume all 10
@@yourlocalpostman ohhh ok. i get what you mean
The last question is a joke you re assuming that there is no people who only speak German
litteraly like you cant tell them from the information
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I interpreted it as 10 of the people who speak German also speak one other language so didn't know if the Spanish only box was 0-6
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@@wahhaj1872 how was it loll
it was decent they used a shadow paper i think but the numbers they chose were really weird and it felt like u needed to calculator but was alright
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someone help me with this one
In the Q on tea, coffee, milk, how does the 43/49 happen? Which numbers are added to make 43?
basically you already had 44/50 and since you have taken one person out in the next fraction there will be one person less than before. so it goes from 44/50 to 43/49
ahh this question came up in the gcse maths exam today- it was horrible and I regret not watching this video ugh.
which question? could u mention the timestamp?
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