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Minity Maths
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Welcome to Minity Maths: Maths concepts explained in minutes!
Our animated videos cover topics for Number, Geometry, Algebra and Statistics and can be used for school, exam revision, adults refreshing their knowledge and teaching resources.
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Our animated videos cover topics for Number, Geometry, Algebra and Statistics and can be used for school, exam revision, adults refreshing their knowledge and teaching resources.
We spend a lot of time and money making these videos, so here is a link to our Buy Me A Coffee page...feel free to contribute if you like:
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Understanding Square Roots
Understanding Square Roots: what exactly is a square root? A matching activity is provided at the end of the video. This is an updated version of our previous video.
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00:00 Intro
00:17 What is a square root?
01:36 Example: Square root of 16
01:51Example: Square root of 5
02:24 Square roots: matching activity
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Skip to:
00:00 Intro
00:17 What is a square root?
01:36 Example: Square root of 16
01:51Example: Square root of 5
02:24 Square roots: matching activity
Educational maths help videos to learn mathematics for school, exams or just general life. New videos added weekly.
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Below are some links to products we recommend:
Casio Scientific Calculator Black: amzn.to/3E4FBRF
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Casio Scientific Calculator Pink: amzn.to/3lWdHBf
An excellent book if you're teaching mathematics or helpin...
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Square Numbers Explained
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This video explains what square numbers are and provides practice questions and answers. Check out our 'Square Numbers Test Your Knowledge' video containing a variety of practice questions and answers: ruclips.net/video/sAwZ1YB4MgY/видео.html Skip to: 00:00 Introduction 00:15 What is a square number 00:53 Finding a pattern 01:48 Practice questions and answers Educational maths help videos to le...
How Many Squares On A Chessboard
Просмотров 26214 дней назад
How Many Squares Are On A Chessboard? The answer is not 64! This puzzle will help you develop your problem solving skills. The answer is given at the end of the video but make sure to try work it out yourself first. This is an updated version of our previous video. Skip to: 00:00 How many squares on a chessboard? 00:39 Answer and demonstration Educational maths help videos to learn mathematics ...
How to Partition a Number
Просмотров 10321 день назад
This video explains how to partition numbers. This is an extremely important skill for both children and adults to have. It can greatly assist with mental arithmetic and being able to manipulate numbers. We cover addition and subtraction using partitioning. Practice questions are at the end of the video. This is an updated version of our previous video. Skip to: 00:00 What does partitioning a n...
Triangular Numbers Explained
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This video explains what triangular numbers are and the patterns associated with them. Two puzzles are at the end of the video. This is an updated version of our previous video. See our video about how to find the nth triangular number: ruclips.net/video/AQ1KxFJW200/видео.html Skip to: 00:00 Introduction 00:18 What is a triangular number? 00:43 What patterns do you notice about the sequence? 01...
Understanding Transformations In Maths
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Understanding Transformations In Maths
How To Multiply Decimals: No Calculator
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How To Multiply Decimals: No Calculator
What Is The Order Of Rotational Symmetry
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What Is The Order Of Rotational Symmetry
Interior & Exterior Angles Explained
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Interior & Exterior Angles Explained
Expanding Brackets (Multiplying Out Brackets)
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Expanding Brackets (Multiplying Out Brackets)
Adding and Subtracting Negative and Positive Numbers
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Adding and Subtracting Negative and Positive Numbers
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-100 from theft. +70 from goods. -- Without theft they would’ve had 100 in register +70 from sale of goods. -- So if they only had that 1 sale all day… their books would’ve read +$170 -- However after the theft and sale their books would read - 100 +70 EOB: -$30 When it should’ve been +$170 - That is a cash loss of -$140
Ok if the guy stole the hundred and spent it some were else the first store would be out the hundred,but no the guy goes for the 70$pair of shoe with the hundred leaving the thief with no more then30$and 70$ shoes,,,,but see he stoled the hundred out of one register and the register at the end of shift will be short 100$the money at the end of shift will only show the 100stole but the end of year the 70$pair of shoes will show up missing so another 70$ and the 30he got was his change,so in the end the money doubled
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Hello I love your videos - I have a question: in the GCSE playlist is that everything you are tested on or have you not uploaded everything yet? Thank you!!
Thank you 😊 no not everything tested on the GCSE is on that playlist yet. If you check the links in the description of those videos you can view past papers for your exam board. Hope that helps
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The $100 is correct but your breakdown is completely wrong. That’s not how it works.
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Why is a pentagon order 5?, shouldnt it be order 1,since it only fits one time in the rotational symetry?
A regular pentagon has 5 equal sides and 5 equal angles of 72 degrees each (360/72 = 5). So it can be rotated 5 times within a 360 degree turn and still look the same.
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Easier way by doing 6x5=30 30x2=60 6x7=42 60x70=420
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Question regarding practice questions 2. 1/2 x y x 4 = 14. Where did the 1/2 go from the calculation? Shouldn't y be equal to 8cm?
Hi, thanks for your question. There are a number of different ways we can work this one out. It might be easier to convert the 1/2 into a decimal, 0.5. So the equation would be: 0.5 x y x 4 = 14. Rearranging this (as multiplication can be done in any order) gives: y x 0.5 x 4 = 14 Simplifying the equation we end up with: y x 2 = 14 (as shown in the video) Hence: y = 14/2 y = 7 Hope this helps?
@@MinityMaths Thanks. I got it now. I made a mistake with my calculation and I was reading it wrong earlier for some reason. I'm not sure why I was reading y x 2 = 14 as y x 4 = 14 earlier. Thanks for clarifying and the quick response.
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Peter stole $100. An hour later John bought a $70 goods from the same shop. How much did the shop lose? $100. I couldn't care less if Peter and John knows each other, are accomplices, or even the same person.
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This is ONLY correct if the groceries were given to the store FOR FREE. The total loss is $200.
$100 was stolen. The store lost $100. That's it. That he made a purchase with the $100 is irrelevant. You can also look at it another way. The thief left the store with $100 more ($70 in goods / $30 cash) than he came in with. If the store's loss is $200 and the thief's gain is $100, who did the store lose the other $100 to?