Water Math: Basic Dosage Questions For Treatment

This video is meant to help people who are studying Water Operations. This video is about how to do basic dosage questions that you will see very often. Let me know what you guys think.
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[@Kwat224son]

I was thinking these pie charts were useful but you just made me see how you can use them to work these equations in different ways!

[@lovefist8271]

Thank you so much for uploading this dude,this helped a lot.

[@stevemungia1454]

....you made this easier than it looks. Thanks

[@lensposeidon]

Great video. Thanks for sharing

[@munster1404]

Now I need one in metric measurement.

[@mikealfiere4531]

Thank you. You made this so easy to understand. Hope you’re out teaching a 1a school somewhere

[@The_Joser]

Excellent, thanks for sharing.

[@gatodegtovillanueva4569]

Thanks for your help I learned a lot a lot

[@AnonymousAmerican69]

Can you please do more videos , Great vids by the way

[@Ayezube]

Great video, thank you for sharing! Just one quick question, I noticed you are saying MGD but placing the number in MG/L. Is there a reason for this? I assume MGD number would be placed with MGD

[@Joshua_1936]

Thanks for watching Anthony! The variables (MGD and mg/L) at the bottom half of the pie chart can be put in either order that you’d like. I am used to doing it this way but you could follow the picture and the answers will be the same.

[@Ayezube]

@@Joshua_1936 ahhhhhh ok. I start my treatment 1 math monday and im trying to get a head start! thanks again

[@Joshua_1936]

@@Ayezube That’s awesome man. I wish you the best of luck with your studies. You got this.

[@gatodegtovillanueva4569]

I new he was putting the numbers backwards me and my wife had a argued about it I win after this comment 😂

[@KaylaLopez-ui5hl]

can you explain how/ why you used 1,000,000 to divide the capacity please?

[@kadenlaub8019]

It moves your commas or decimals so you dont get this gigantic answer it shrinks it down to 240 pounds instead of 240,000,000 pounds if that makes sense

[@billsalcido7878]

The formula uses MGD (millions gallons) so you wouldn’t use 1,600,000 because that would mean a million million gallons per day. Is it a million million or is it 1.6 million?

[@alexperry5134]

240.19

[@jmac4544]

Where can I get my hands on these math questions for prep purposes

[@elexiyacloward9428]

Where can i print out these practice questions?

[@raditneldho5479]

8.34 is what

[@RozzWilliamGrover]

8.34lb is 1 gal of water

[@alexperry5134]

Too easy

[@jrenfro66]

New subscriber ....thank you...