Transposition (Rearranging Equations) - 4
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Part 4 of 4. Finally! This video puts it all together and shows you how to transpose it all. Fractions, brackets, the lot.
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I'm a electrical apprentice and failed a transpostion question on a test exam i did. And promised myself i would learn how to tranpose. Your series of transposition helped me a lot. Thanks!!
ive always struggled with transposition and during my time at college ive had numerous different people try to teach me to no avail. But these 4 videos have been such a good help! its actually clicked now. Can you maybe do more with squared numbers, square roots etc? It would help with my mechanical and electrical principles classes a lot.
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This is brilliant, will probably have to watch a couple more times just to get it to sink in. But 10/10 for explaining:)
thanks man helped me heaps with my electrical apprenticeship, with no proper teacher!!!
+richard shore I feel your pain.
Same!
Thanks Johnathan for helping me refresh my 50 years ago memory of algebra from high school. Your infectious enthusiasm for maths is so motivating! I'll be pointing my 9 yo at your channel soon.
you're brilliant, much better then alot of the other maths youtubers, thank you very much.
Best mathematics teacher ever!
and here I am still watching to refresh my algebra. Hope u doin good Johnathan!
I was once quite good at transposition, but I had forgotten it. I watched your videos to come up to speed so that I can be a solid helper for my kids when they reach algebra at school. Your teaching method is quite flawless. You deliver in such a way that it seems so simple...kudos and thank you!
Thank you Johnathan! I didn't cope with mathematics in high school and this explanation is the best I've seen for transposition ! I'm 38 now and this has really helped me with a bridging course I'm doing to enter university! Cheers 😊
what a great way of teaching, step by step, small to large then bringing everything together in one problem-if only more people would teach like this
As a 62 year old who has struggled with transposition I must thank you.
My maths teacher was not very good and he would say "therefore this and that", if I asked why, he just said the others get it so should you.
Although I did go on to learn how to do transposition it was still a slow process. your 4 videos have just clicked with me and I get it, I was stopping the video after you wrote the equation and told us what to solve for, with it paused I was writing the answers in steps on paper and ticking them off as you went through the explanation and as I say, I got it.
Thank you so much for the clarity.
You are now my savior. I love you.
all the reminders in each lesson are especially helpful. you are a great teacher. thank you.
These videos have been SO helpful ! I haven’t studied math in over twenty years , and was having a difficult time with a power engineering coarse when I ran across these videos. Johnathan’s explanations were spot on and made all of difference for me ! I get it now ! Thank you very much.
thanks for these transposition videos man the four steps is a great tip
You're welcome! Glad they're useful :)
These 4 videos helped me alot
Thank you very much, you helped me pass this test on my electrical engineering course. Only four week left had 4 tests to do and passed this one today thanks to you. Somehow 3 weeks learning and once a week class never did anything near 20:47 of your time. I jumped a level up two month into my first year learning electrical engineering and so I needed to work really hard catch up on the maths these last weeks and you helped a lot thanks again.
TY JH
I watched all the videos on Solving Equations Plus the videos on Transposition
They are so good , it helped me a lot. I am 49 years old with a grade 12 GED
I am now studying Power Engineering 4 class -Thank you for the Help
No worries. Really glad they're useful :)
Learned more from these four videos then I ever did in school regrading Transposition, very helpful and explained so easily.
Studying transposition again to teach my son :) Thanks Jonathan!
Thank you so much for these videos, helped me way more than my course or textbooks have.
what about transposition with squares and squaroots
I was hoping to see examples like those too. The square roots can be tricky!
keisha alexander a square root becomes a square. If it’s like the impedance formula bracket it & treat it accordingly.
@@georgeorwell100 do you know what Xc = 1 over 2πfc is?
@@peanutpotion That is Capacitance Reactance, my friend.
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thanks man. doing first year electrical and had to brush up on this. your videos are very clear and informative. very well put together. thanks.
Thank Johnathan! I wish my maths teachers at high school where like you! Once again thanks a heap!
You've got a big fan here in the Philippines, Mr. Hicks! Thanks!
this is the 1st time I actually understand this..you are awesome
Feeling like a champ at this now!!! If there is more difficulty to come please make a video about them too. Like logs and squares etc.
Best video to learn transposition so far:) well done:)
Thank you for these excellent videos. I really struggled with transposition before finding them. Keep up the great work!
Watching in 2019. Awesome! So easy to learn the way you teach.
7:52 Funny that the formula I was trying to transpose woul be your example. My only mistake when trying by myself was I forgot that there was a squared on t
thankyou. u just solved my biggest problem
This was sooooo useful, your very good at describing these equations, thanks so much
Thanks so much, great video the concepts are explained fully and clearly.
thanks so much you just allowed me to pass my mocks so much easier didn't understand this before
If we wanted t instead of a in order to solve the t squared would you just square route the both sides.
thank you so much! you're videos helped me understand this within 1 hour :D do you have any videos with square root and pi?
this was very helpful, thankyou very much
I loved the video. Very systematically explained. But I wish Sir would use the word 'TRANSPOSE' instead of saying 'MOVING TO THE OTHER SIDE'.
best channel ever
Thank You so much:D.......ready for this test tomorrow
I finally understand transposition now thanks I am greatful for this vedio
Best transposition video 📹 Thanks alot
Great video Thanks
Great video, but i,m wondering why you didn`t change signs on the "R+r" when you moved sides on step two?
It changed sides when we were MULTIPLYING both sides by "R+r". Things only change signs when you're ADDING or SUBTRACTING them. To give you an example, if we have "x + 2" and we want to move the +2 away from the x, we subtract 2 because that's the opposite of adding 2 (which is why you would end up with a -2 on the other side of the equation). But if you have "x / 2" you have to multiply by 2 because that's the opposite of dividing by 2. You don't multiply by -2 though! That's why the sign doesn't change when multiplying. Effectively, the "change sides, change signs" rule only applies when we do Step 3: Move added/subtracted terms.
Thats cleared things up! Thanks!
Thanks it really helped me 😊
Thank you very much. the videos help a lot.
I was so engrossed in the video that i found myself nodding to you as though i was in the classroom. Lol
If and equation like this E=BSV exists and they ask you to find V, how do you transpose this to find V?? Need help using the above method.
thank this guy!
Thank you so much! It was very helpful
Thank you verymuch it very helpful
this was very helpful:)
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Thanks :)
Very helpful, many thanks.
What if the subject I'm trying to transpose is on both sides of the original equation? The second example was helpful but I was hoping you were going to solve for t. I have been stuck on this equation trying to solve for y .. 4y + 5 - 7 = 2y + 6 Could you please give some help on this subject?
Hi thanks for the videos very useful. However it would be good to add a step five demonstrating some more complex examples. I have one which I am trying to rearrange for example 5 = 10*R/10+R. How to make R the subject?
Can you do some videos for the gcse further maths course please?
s={(v=u)/2}t transpose for v
This is exactly how the question shows up on some quizzes that I have to do, and I'm still drawing a blank after watching every one of the transposition videos.
The "equation" you've given has two "equals signs" in it so you can't transpose this one. I suspect the = between the v and the u should be a minus sign. Double check the question. If it really is exactly as you've written it then the question is wrong and you'll need to go back to the quiz writer!
That second = between the v and u showed up as a '+' Typed a bit too fast i guess
omg thank you so much!!
I'm still lost.My transposition are a little more difficult.For instance13y+12=7y+36. Solve for yOr even worse(b^2-(q+s))/q=s find for bCan you do some of these?
Dean Brett 13y - 12 = 7y + 36
First you move the constants to the other side (which is -12)And join the variables you've been looking for(which is 13y and 7y)
Then it would be 13y-7y=36+12.Remember,when you move you change the sign or the term.
You get 6y=48 divide 6 to the equation(the number next to y)
And you get x=48👏👏
Hope it helped you!
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Thank you, helpful!
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velocity is displacement over time. distance over time is speed.
Pyotr Leflegin but the method is identical.
i finally understand. but I find that that what my teacher is teaching is different. can u please work this one out for me..
A = B(3-T) over K(V+D) for B
AKV+ADK divided by 3 minus T = B
omg thank you so much
I hate fractions......Yet I need to learn it....😂I have no choice I gotta finish my studies
10/10
Why you're so smart?
What if there is 2 fractions in the equation? :)
Can anyone solve for X on this? P=a+(b-a)((x-y)/m)squared
this is an equation for non linear flow on differential pressure transmitters. x being mA output.
example of actual values 3.125 = 0 + ( 50 - 0 ) x (( X - 4 ) / 16) squared
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He looks a bit like Bear Grylls innit!
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you do know maths is not a word right????? england is me city
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