don't talk trash about your teacher... this guy did an incredibly crappy job of explaining... the difference between pythagorean 1-2-3 right triangle, and a squared plus b squared = c squared in relation... isn't observed at all... you don't think it is a big deal because you have no idea how the knowledge was evolved or what procedures were used to verify the methods physically. unfortunately the possibility of overcoming that liability exists almost exclusively in a circumstance where your education system has an extreme respect for posterity both on the part of the teachers and students. ie. if you do not teach the physical mechanics of how laying out a long division problem in the traditional way only works by doing the problem from left to right... eventually that knowledge can be largely forgotten and falsified on accident or on purpose... regardless the product will be a largely disenfranchised population that doubts it's ability to use math to build a home or an airplane... and it doesn't take much of that to lose most of what little knowledge you do have.. less than a generation. this problem is tough... you need to upgrade your teachers with absolute honesty... and as much professional posterity as they can possibly muster..... and you need to do that without attacking or otherways hurting your teachers feelings... confidence, love of their work and the community... you need to produce students who love their study.. who are also incredibly respectful of their own professional posterity in that study... whom respect the teacher and their potential to mislead on purpose or by accident.... you need students who are genuinely interested in learning as much as they possibly can so they can take care of the next gen without setting it up to be leveraged by dishonest politics or similar... and you need to achieve all that without radicalizing the students... without hitting their knuckles with a ruler... or allowing them to run amuck in the classroom destroying the other students respect for that class and their education. how do you get the best of the best in teachers and students without ruining it by being excessively brutal or excessively soft on either teachers or students? respect... for the occasion of your own existence... if it were easy to truly give that to everyone... this problem wouldn't be a problem
Sam427 yeah, have you tried applied calculus 1,2,3? You can make computer circuits to aerospace designing of aircraft and engines.. pretty cool stuff 😃
I’d bet this man never thought his video would be relevant in 2020 it’s sad I’m learning from something ten years ago than I’m learning from “Online school”
(teacher teaching PYTHAGOREAN THEOREM) Me when learning this : WHAT!! IT'S SO BASIC!! Me when during test : did our teacher teach this to us? I don't know this!!
My math class is gonna start learning this on Tuesday (tomorrow), so I decided to learn what this Theorem is. The second example blew my mind! Whoever is reading this, I hope you understand this just as much as i do and I wish you passing grades! Regards, Cadence (8th Grade)
Man be my maths teacher plzzz!! My teacher of maths goes like 1 chapter 1 day and i am in 7 grade....he told me this theorem in one day.......love your videos man !!!!
Math class in schools should be relegated to a guiding teacher who introduces subject matters and helps us when we have questions. However the bulk of the instruction should come from clear and concise videos like this one which teach concepts in the most effective and polished way possible.
Oh yeah and having your suggestion is currently very very recommended during online class because you wouldnt need a projector and you would just use the stream function Edit: youtube deleted my other reply💀
I'm taking my GED test on Monday......Idk how it will go but i did want to thank you because your videos have helped me with math tremendously! your voice is absolutely soothing and everything is explained perfectly ❤
I have to say thank you so much to Kha. Academy and this math teacher. I have not been to school in twenty years and previously failed my math test 2 times, I never even seen most of this stuff. Once I started with the Khan app going hard every day, I am proud to say today I passed my math test and obtained my GED! Thanks you guys are the best.. I will tell everyone about this Excellent Academy
+Tara Nico Its math. Its weird like that. When you are learning about business math and future values, the nominal interest rate is represented by 'J '. lol Why cant it just be an R for RATE lol.
OMG! Thank you so much this is so much help! Yesterday I thought I was going to fail my final you explain everything in detail Thanks! I feel so much better about this test. Bring It On!
@@plusibo you might want to look up factorization and powers; then those last steps will make more sense. i'll try to explain it a bit though: in this context writing 108 as a product before taking its root eventually does simplify things... but to see that, let's work with something smaller first. say you have √12. according to a calculator and approximating, it's around 3.46. but, let's factorize. 12 = 2²x3, and, for how powers work, its square root is 2√3... which feels nicer to write to me than √12 or ~3.46. so, with 108: it's 2²x3³, so (knowing powers), its square root is 6√3... which, again, to me feels nicer to write than ~10.39 or √108. but that's not all: you could notice 6√3 is exactly 3 times 2√3, so we now know that √108 is 3 times √12... and if i punched everything in a calculator, personally i wouldn't notice these kind of relationships (aka, that that second 'roughly 10.39' is extacly three times that first 'roughly ~3.46'...) so, factorizing can make it simpler to get a grasp of the result, and, again, i encourage you to look up these topics if you're not all too familiar with them, since they are sprinkled thoughout geometry. math is kind of like a castle of cards: things higher up rely on things below, and it may seem harder the more you go up even if all you're doing is just adding two or three cards at a time, again and again, but if it feels harder, often it's just because the cards below are a bit unstable. basically, start simple and work your way up! a good foundation will help grasp stuff further down the line.
i went through a depression of sitting in my room not doing any school work well the rest of the class learnt this i have a quiz tmw and dont know anything 😃
Currently on my midterm break. I have a test on the theorom of pythagoras on Monday. I'm filling my copy with notes about this and this video helped me a lot. I will tell you what my grade is when I get my result back!
Please. in the name of all that is holy, explain to me in earnest what is fun about math. I cannot grasp my head around it. I'm studying for college and I find none of this fun. Genuinely curious
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Thumbs up if you came here because you have a test tomorrow
+Dark Dragon I got homework.
Haha i got the school holidays
lol i do... :(
Oh I missed class so I have to learn it by my self since my teacher doesn't offer tutorials
unlucky :PP
2019 hands off!
gdapangilinan 2020
Thumbs up if you're a curios young lad that love to learn and came here when they're not learning this in school
+Andrea Lopez lol honesty
I'm here because I'm a young lass who has trouble with homework
I'm doing it because my teacher told me to
Totally
shoaib heesam im actually 11 as well lol
I used to dread learning this theorem, but you made it look downright easy!!! Thank you so much:)
Thank you. This vid rlly helped!:)
You make math sooooooo easy. THX
I swear to god these videos are better then my maths class, I guess thats because its like a one to one tuition :)
Wish I would've found these videos while I was still in high school
Why am I looking this up for science class not math
tomorrow final exam maths offff
thank you
You think that u can't draw good triangles. At least u can draw better than me. Your handwriting is AMAZING! I AM SO JEALOUS
Thanks bro
finally this makes sense
Me at 3 am overthinking about the angles I can pee at:
Anyone know's Formula of Pythagoras Theorem not "a²+b²=c²" What is meaning of a ,b ?
Aryan Saxena ! It can mean any number that it is substituted as. Just curious, you should make sure you understand algebra before you do it.
Who here is studying this just to be ready for high school
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My teacher took 4 months to teach us this, you summed it up in less then 6½ minutes. =_=
How-many-licks does-it-take yeah, ikr, it's bc TEACHERS ALWAYS COMPLICATE IT EVEN MORE
4 months your lucky.my teacher taught us this 4 days before exam.thank god you dont live in Jamaica
How-many-licks does-it-take ur teacher must be dumb or either ur class is slow af
don't talk trash about your teacher... this guy did an incredibly crappy job of explaining... the difference between pythagorean 1-2-3 right triangle, and a squared plus b squared = c squared in relation... isn't observed at all... you don't think it is a big deal because you have no idea how the knowledge was evolved or what procedures were used to verify the methods physically.
unfortunately the possibility of overcoming that liability exists almost exclusively in a circumstance where your education system has an extreme respect for posterity both on the part of the teachers and students.
ie. if you do not teach the physical mechanics of how laying out a long division problem in the traditional way only works by doing the problem from left to right... eventually that knowledge can be largely forgotten and falsified on accident or on purpose... regardless the product will be a largely disenfranchised population that doubts it's ability to use math to build a home or an airplane...
and it doesn't take much of that to lose most of what little knowledge you do have.. less than a generation.
this problem is tough... you need to upgrade your teachers with absolute honesty... and as much professional posterity as they can possibly muster..... and you need to do that without attacking or otherways hurting your teachers feelings... confidence, love of their work and the community...
you need to produce students who love their study.. who are also incredibly respectful of their own professional posterity in that study... whom respect the teacher and their potential to mislead on purpose or by accident.... you need students who are genuinely interested in learning as much as they possibly can so they can take care of the next gen without setting it up to be leveraged by dishonest politics or similar...
and you need to achieve all that without radicalizing the students... without hitting their knuckles with a ruler... or allowing them to run amuck in the classroom destroying the other students respect for that class and their education.
how do you get the best of the best in teachers and students without ruining it by being excessively brutal or excessively soft on either teachers or students?
respect... for the occasion of your own existence...
if it were easy to truly give that to everyone... this problem wouldn't be a problem
@@jimburnsjr. You sir, are the kind that we need in revolutionizing our current education system. You totally get it.
Math is sometimes painful, but when you understand it, Math seems like MAGIC...
Sam427 yeah, have you tried applied calculus 1,2,3? You can make computer circuits to aerospace designing of aircraft and engines.. pretty cool stuff 😃
Nah fam it’s dark magic
My situation 😂
I know exactly how that feels
it’s also pointless asf so that’s cool too!
I still hate math
Fr
😂😂
I came for the maths, and stayed for the impressive handwriting.
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i dont start to slowly cry anymore when i open my math text book
Lmao i used to be terrified of my older brothers math books lol
im still crying
cant reLATE
Bryan Evans I still cry
Honestly goals
I’d bet this man never thought his video would be relevant in 2020 it’s sad I’m learning from something ten years ago than I’m learning from “Online school”
Same
it sure is
same
Me too trying to do some work i haven’t idea how to do
Fr I'm in class rtn
we really simping for this man huh
Ay your too loud😳✋
Shhh 😳😻
me coming here for study purposes ... me seeing this comment: woah uh😳
Yes
Yessir
i wish i was high on potenuse
same
JAY garcia haha haha good job key and peele
Lol I get it
Lmao same
I see what you did there.
So much better than my geometry teacher. THANK YOU.
LOL 7 YEARS AGOO
ParkerPickles lol just just saw😂
Excuse me Diego?
Uhh
@@parkerpickles3793 right. , he's probably finished with school by now
i was stressing over this for hours while I could just open yt oof
Dude u spelll RUclips wrong
@@cuddlypaws4u Ello, people some "YT" because it's sort of another smaller way of saying youtube. Have u have a gud day.
@@blahblahcreations8171 🤣🤣
50 minutes wasted every single day and when I watch this 10 minute video I understand every single thing
Wow just.... 😶 Wow
Right
Yea my teachers make it complicated
(teacher teaching PYTHAGOREAN THEOREM)
Me when learning this : WHAT!! IT'S SO BASIC!!
Me when during test : did our teacher teach this to us? I don't know this!!
That was me in 8th grade😂
@baba Rivera yeah, now I do
I remember learning it in 6th and being confused because it was so easy, and using converse of the Pythagorean theorem and stuff wasn’t any harder
@@wronglife5565 I'm in 8th grade rn...
Your handwriting is beautiful.
+Taeshawndretta Brown He has a pen tool :)
+ Bryan Nguyen I know it's done on a graphics tablet and those things are so difficult to write on, so I still admire his great writing :P
Taeshawndretta Brown that is great, same here
I agree
Dang... 5 years ago!
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My teacher sucks at explaining this nobody got it not even me and I am good at math
that's coolio beans
Sony Duck ikr
Paulina Espinosa I totally agree
Ikr
listen me out- his ✨voice✨
corspe before puberty
giving me very much corpse husband when he first started youtube
Not this again
@@AngelAguilar-wk3zk honestly these people gotta get a tan or something
DOWN BAD
anyone here from tiktok?😳
Here 🤚😌
Yooo i am 😳🤚
y'all over here for math but im literally only here cus his voice holy-
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I'm a dude and his voice is making me want to- 😳
GUYS DON’T FORGET THIS, I WAS REMODELLING MY ROOM AND I ACTUALLY USED THIS AND I JUST GRADUATED A YEAR AGO!! DON’T FORGET THIS STUFF!!
IM GONNA 😭😭😭
My math class is gonna start learning this on Tuesday (tomorrow), so I decided to learn what this Theorem is. The second example blew my mind! Whoever is reading this, I hope you understand this just as much as i do and I wish you passing grades!
Regards, Cadence (8th Grade)
:D
You got to do this in 8th grade? I’m doing an online school program and we had to learn this in 7th grade.. D:
Neek
@@captain7332 you’ve ib classes
@@pandora9673 I didn’t even know what that was before searching it up, thanks though :]
I couldn't believe that I'm bored enough to watch tons of math videos as entertainment
*quarantine days*
I am just here because my teacher made me
LMAO
@@joshtheturtle2256 same
I'm here for the voice. 😔
Hi, contact me on my WhatsApp
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CANWJAHAHAWB PEOPLE IN TIKTOK ARE SIMPING OVER U AHAHAHDHDISWBISKAPAGANDD
Guess I'm the only one who still doesn't get it... fml
Who is here from tiktok 😳
DAMN!! THIS GUY IS GOOD WOTH MOUSE WRITING!!
With*
He has a graphics tablet, it's like a pen for your computer.
i bet he has a stylus
@@berhanarslan7098 who called the grammar police
TRUE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Man be my maths teacher plzzz!! My teacher of maths goes like 1 chapter 1 day and i am in 7 grade....he told me this theorem in one day.......love your videos man !!!!
Well i learnt this tday and have a test tommorow
no your in the 10th grade
That's a crazy speed... 1 chapter per day! No wonder students can't learn anything at school.
now youre not on 7 grade anymore man!
How’s your senior year of high school?
Math is a drama queen, it can’t seriously have that many problems!
#1 underrated comment of 2020
Hitanshi Gaudani math is not a drama queen, you are
@@kovidhrammanikonda9133 your being butt hurt over it ur a drama king
@@90swiied82 You’re being butthurt over a RUclips comment.
Hello past it’s the future the year is 2020 and we have carona virus
oh hi im you from 2018
@William Shepherd bruh it’s a joke 😬
@William Shepherd your the one who can’t take a joke
I learned more from this then the entire school year thank you kind sir
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Unlike most of you kiddies, I don't have a test tomorrow. I'm just an adult, arts major who looked this up out of genuine curiosity haha.
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Aww don't be sad!! I promise you'll do/be great in life. This math stuff won't define anything!
I literally do have a test tomorrow
+Emily Barone me too
+Emily Barone same
Math class in schools should be relegated to a guiding teacher who introduces subject matters and helps us when we have questions. However the bulk of the instruction should come from clear and concise videos like this one which teach concepts in the most effective and polished way possible.
Oh yeah and having your suggestion is currently very very recommended during online class because you wouldnt need a projector and you would just use the stream function
Edit: youtube deleted my other reply💀
I’m doing six grade advanced math my lesson for corona break
I doubt anyone from khan academy will ever see this but, you guys have changed peoples lives and will for a long time and I really respect that.
I hate khan academy
Who’s here because of quarantine
Hi, contact me on my WhatsApp
+91 9167921556 for any kind of help like questions solutions etc in any of the subjects.
Try this, it's really helpful.
I was supposed to learn this in pre algebra but my pre algebra didn't teach us about this
Teacher: Teaching this in an hour and we still don't really understand.
Sal: *HOLD MY BEER*
Hi, contact me on my WhatsApp
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@Ivan Carranza wait what? his name is sal...
Math was fun before they put the alphabet in it 😢😂
Btw thanks who knew it was actually this simple
Fucking annoying echo every now and then, other than that, nice video
Danny Bishop God is with you brother and has a plan for you
All you have to do is square the two shortest sides add them then find the square root
+salvatore smith thats cool
Thanks
The fact that this is 10 years old and its still something our teachers give us.
I cry myself to sleep cus of why this is still worthy
pythogeoren theorem is way older than 10 years old, its thousands of years old
@@hotman718 brother the comment is 4 years old 🫣
If I ever become a teacher I’ll just put on a khan academy video and I’ll just answer questions
"Numbers unlock the secrets of the World" :)
Frank Simmons yes they do!5
ER MY GEEERD. THANK YOU SO MUCH LIKE SERIOUSLY I THOUGHT I WAS GONNA FAIL MATH YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME THANK YOU.
Saad Shuaib You actually watched a vid on the Pythaorean Theorem? XD
...Don't judge him...I did the same thing.......:P.......NO JUDGING!
Sharika Hossain I'm 19 and yes, I watched this. #dontjudge
rJay Stillwell XD
Sharika Hossain I know it’s been 4 years but why else would anyone be here
anyone here because there learning it in math and have no idea what to do
my favorite, such an enjoyable formula to solve. i love Pythagorean Theorem math exercises, please continue posting these videos.
I'm taking my GED test on Monday......Idk how it will go but i did want to thank you because your videos have helped me with math tremendously! your voice is absolutely soothing and everything is explained perfectly ❤
I have to say thank you so much to Kha. Academy and this math teacher. I have not been to school in twenty years and previously failed my math test 2 times, I never even seen most of this stuff. Once I started with the Khan app going hard every day, I am proud to say today I passed my math test and obtained my GED! Thanks you guys are the best.. I will tell everyone about this Excellent Academy
This man is an underrated legend.
Great Video, Very Helpful ps if anyone from Wmwps is reading then like it
This was so easy XD. Thunbs up if you came here because your online teacher confused you. This man is an underrated genius.
@@wawiixyz he was underrated 10y ago
@@wawiixyz I KNOW YOU! I HAVE SEEN YOUR COMMENT SOMEWHERE BEFORE- in a gaming video or a life lesson video. Dhar Mann? Maybe?? Hmm? I’m curious 🤨
Words, not even actions, can’t properly describe my hate for geometry
I'm actually not a math lover, but why is it so clear when he explains it😂
Thumbs up if you have come here after your Maths sir was unable to make you understand
Have my finals for math tmr 😰
I’m not even doing this for math class I’m just curious
You have just saved my grade eight test! Thank you! :D
Dam knowing this man is maybe out of college is insane
i am very curious as to where u are now
@@mollygibson1704 haha, same. probably has a job now.
The Pythagorean theorem is exactly what I thought algebra was when I was it for the first time.
This helped me on my math final exam :P
i still don’t understand LMAOO
all you gotta do is add the 2 numbers squared (a and b) and find the square root of that number which will give you c
Thumbs up if you remember the Pythagorean theorem problem from your algebra class in college just like I did! 😀
Why is the letter "r " sometimes represented as the hypotenuse? Why don't they use "h" instead?
+Tara Nico Its math. Its weird like that. When you are learning about business math and future values, the nominal interest rate is represented by 'J '. lol Why cant it just be an R for RATE lol.
Never heard of anyone shortening it to r, it's always h . R normally represent the radiuss of a circle.
Tara Nico H usually is height
and in physics, electric current is denoted as "I" and potential difference as "V". So confusing sometimes!
I will be having nightmares, today. Thank you for your time :D
OMG! Thank you so much this is so much help! Yesterday I thought I was going to fail my final you explain everything in detail Thanks! I feel so much better about this test. Bring It On!
Did u pass
"Humans did not invent math, we discovered it."
i’m watching this a day before my semester test. let’s hope to god that i remember how to do this
I got like 16% on a test so maybe y'all can feel better about yourselves
thump up for khan academy and other vids
I don't understand where to put the a or b or c pls help
why are you guys saying this is complicated? it's really not
He always sounds so congested. Or maybe it’s just the audio
Thank You! My teacher explained it and I had NO CLUE!! She gave me a link to this video and DANG...I understand it so much better! Thanks again! :D
sameeee
what if both the hyponetuse and one of the small sides are unknown, for example 20 squared + x squared equals y squared
bro we trying NOT to learn during quarantine take this off
Wanna redo school?
Shaq LaVine crazy Idealist
😂😂😂
Josh Salazar. Without elearning, we would have to redo the school year. It’s not some crazy idea. Sorry for taking a while to respond.
Josh Salazar dude this was published in 2010-
Hello Everyone! I am from viet nam and I very like to watch this video because it is very Good and quality
thank you so much lol never understood this
Who’s here struggling in 2020
It went from easy to tf?????.
Righttt
That's what I'm thinking
What's all this root nonsense & how TF is 2x2x3x3x3 simpler than 108??
@@plusibo you might want to look up factorization and powers; then those last steps will make more sense.
i'll try to explain it a bit though:
in this context writing 108 as a product before taking its root eventually does simplify things... but to see that, let's work with something smaller first.
say you have √12.
according to a calculator and approximating, it's around 3.46.
but, let's factorize.
12 = 2²x3, and, for how powers work, its square root is 2√3... which feels nicer to write to me than √12 or ~3.46.
so, with 108: it's 2²x3³, so (knowing powers), its square root is 6√3... which, again, to me feels nicer to write than ~10.39 or √108.
but that's not all: you could notice 6√3 is exactly 3 times 2√3, so we now know that √108 is 3 times √12...
and if i punched everything in a calculator, personally i wouldn't notice these kind of relationships (aka, that that second 'roughly 10.39' is extacly three times that first 'roughly ~3.46'...)
so, factorizing can make it simpler to get a grasp of the result, and, again, i encourage you to look up these topics if you're not all too familiar with them, since they are sprinkled thoughout geometry.
math is kind of like a castle of cards: things higher up rely on things below, and it may seem harder the more you go up even if all you're doing is just adding two or three cards at a time, again and again, but if it feels harder, often it's just because the cards below are a bit unstable.
basically, start simple and work your way up! a good foundation will help grasp stuff further down the line.
vokvovkov thank you so much
i went through a depression of sitting in my room not doing any school work well the rest of the class learnt this i have a quiz tmw and dont know anything 😃
Currently on my midterm break. I have a test on the theorom of pythagoras on Monday. I'm filling my copy with notes about this and this video helped me a lot. I will tell you what my grade is when I get my result back!
avakinlifeleah Cool! I hope you do well!😁
What’d you get
WHAT IS THAT GOOFY HANDWRITING????
I am crying when I open my book 😭😭😭😢
I didn't pay attention in class and my sister mocked me when I asked for help so here I am ig , I have a exam tomorrow wish me luck.
This really helped for my GCSE calculator Michaelmas exam paper 2
I’m trying to learn math for fun and this is exactly that
Please. in the name of all that is holy, explain to me in earnest what is fun about math. I cannot grasp my head around it. I'm studying for college and I find none of this fun. Genuinely curious
I’m in honors trigonometry. I know this already, but I’m still just hear you listen to this guys voice