Thank you so much, I hate math and it makes me so unmotivated to pay attention to it. This made me understand it so much since I can never understand what my teacher says (he has an accent). Thanks so much, omg!
Rose B He originally had c squared/9 (c/3-0, he then squared). In order to get a common denominator he multiplied the numerator and the denominator by 4.
Why is only the denominator square rooted? For instance, why is square root of a^2/9 = a^2/3? Shouldn't it = a/3? square rooting both numerator and denominator.
My teacher send a link to this video but I need the answers for the assignments he has so reply to this comment for me to send a link to the work so you can give me the answees
when u went on about that triangle with extending lines i had no idea what u were talking about ppl don’t learn that before centroid so u shouldn’t b using advanced stuff with a basic problem
Or ....you should have payed more attention in class...I'm here to learn what I haven't picked up yet...but u definitely learned this in class if ur looking it up....next time...pay attention
Thank you so much, I hate math and it makes me so unmotivated to pay attention to it. This made me understand it so much since I can never understand what my teacher says (he has an accent). Thanks so much, omg!
Thankful for this video 🙏. I have a geometry test tomorrow hopefully I’ll remember it🤞🏽🤞🏽
Great! Really polished my crap understanding of medians and centroids, and really triangles.
A big jump! 5:36 - The applicability of median rules of 2D triangles to 3D triangles here should be proven 1st before being used as done here.
I didn't understand a single thing... what are you doing?
This comment made me laugh really hard, this is like maths class in school all over again :P
I feel you
Saying that this explanation is phenomenal is an understatement! 👌
omg u made me love math again
superb 👏👏👏👍👍👌👌👌✌
You make geometry FUN FUN FUN. Thanks for this great stuff!
so does the orange points have a value of 2/3?
great vid. Sal magic once again
Nice👍
I can`t explain of how thankful I`m for this video I wish if you were my math teacher haha!
how did you get 4c squared/ 36?
Rose B He originally had c squared/9 (c/3-0, he then squared). In order to get a common denominator he multiplied the numerator and the denominator by 4.
Why is only the denominator square rooted? For instance, why is square root of a^2/9 = a^2/3? Shouldn't it = a/3? square rooting both numerator and denominator.
Thankyou so much l am understand your point again thankyou so much
终于等到了
Thanks a lot! Very helpful!! =)
Thanks for sharing , it really useful ^_^
Why is the video 8:59 and not 9:00 ;-;
Shi because this video took 8 minutes and 59 seconds to make... not 9.
u got OCD?
why do you square root a^2 over 9, b^2 over 9, and c^2 over 9?
So a segment of a median can be 1/2 or 1/3
My teacher send a link to this video but I need the answers for the assignments he has so reply to this comment for me to send a link to the work so you can give me the answees
when u went on about that triangle with extending lines i had no idea what u were talking about ppl don’t learn that before centroid so u shouldn’t b using advanced stuff with a basic problem
Or ....you should have payed more attention in class...I'm here to learn what I haven't picked up yet...but u definitely learned this in class if ur looking it up....next time...pay attention
left handed coordinate systems make me uncomfortable....
Feels a bit out dated that’s a ton of extra steps
Hi.