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I just watched this video for my brother's benefit but I'm yr 11 and we were looking at triple brackets and I didn't understand where all the extra terms for coming from as I was multiplying them by the first term in the bracket and then multiplying the already multiplied terms by the second term in the bracket. Thanks for clearing up my confusion!
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I think where you got it wrong is the 7x squared + 6x + 8x squared so basically you just need to add the 7x squared +8x squared which means just add the number 8+7= 15 and then add the x squared so 7x squared + 8x squared= 15x squared. I hope you get it. Bye.
Hi on the last question i dont know how you got 2x cubed + x squared - 13x + 6 like how did you get x squared from minus 5x squared + 2x and then 13x ??? i need help on that question
the x’s multiply with each other so for -5x squared, it’s because x has been multiplied by -5x so the x’s multiply together to make the x squared part !! (hope that makes sense)
When you normally multiply the brackets, you will get (2x squared + 4x + 3x + 6) ans from here you add the like terms which are '4x + 3x' and thats how you get 7x.
If you’d like to practise the material covered in this video, check out our platform at www.cognitoedu.org - it's totally free, and has been built to make learning and revision as easy as possible. The main features are:
- Lessons organised by topic, only the lessons relevant to your specific exam board and tier are shown.
- Automatic progress tracking. Progress bars tell you what you’re doing well at, and what you need to spend some time on.
- Practise quizzes so you can test your knowledge. You can quiz yourself on any combination of topics you like.
- A huge number of fully-hinted questions that take you step-by-step through some of the trickiest calculations & concepts.
- A comprehensive bank of past exam papers, organised both by year, and also by topic.
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I just watched this video for my brother's benefit but I'm yr 11 and we were looking at triple brackets and I didn't understand where all the extra terms for coming from as I was multiplying them by the first term in the bracket and then multiplying the already multiplied terms by the second term in the bracket. Thanks for clearing up my confusion!
Glad our video helped it make sense 👍
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Can you do a video about iteration im confused about it
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Where did the 7 come from wgen you expand the brackets
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hey, at 0:53 my answer is coming 2x cube + 11x square + 34x + 24. am I tripping or did you get it wrong?
I think where you got it wrong is the 7x squared + 6x + 8x squared so basically you just need to add the 7x squared +8x squared which means just add the number 8+7= 15 and then add the x squared so 7x squared + 8x squared= 15x squared. I hope you get it. Bye.
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What year level would you say this is?
Year 11
year 9 I'm trying to prepare for my mocs and the real IGCSE wish me luckkk
Hi on the last question i dont know how you got 2x cubed + x squared - 13x + 6 like how did you get x squared from minus 5x squared + 2x and then 13x ??? i need help on that question
the x’s multiply with each other so for -5x squared, it’s because x has been multiplied by -5x so the x’s multiply together to make the x squared part !! (hope that makes sense)
Could you do a video about iteration please ? Thank you :))
This part is funny 4:37 haha😂
Can we ignore the middle one😢
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where did the 7x come from ???????!!!
I have the same question
hes got it by doing '4x + 3x' he just simplified it down
When you normally multiply the brackets, you will get (2x squared + 4x + 3x + 6) ans from here you add the like terms which are '4x + 3x' and thats how you get 7x.
Why are signs ignored
can you ignore any of the first 3 brackets
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Does it matter whether which one to ignore ?
Out of the three brackets? No just pick any two to multiply together first.
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Question.
On 1:42, why is the operation is randomized? (-,+,-)
Found it
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On the last question why doesn’t the -1 -2 = 3?
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