Transposing of Formula

Basic transposition of engineering formula.

[@emilyandrews2452]

Hi Mike, thanks very much for making this video. It really helped me to study for the test I needed to do to enrol in an Electrotechnology course. I like to think that I passed because of you! I really needed this video after being out of secondary schooling for many months.

[@NeillWylie]

I've never seen this done the same way twice. By any teacher in high school, any lecturer in college, by any engineer in the field or any tutor on youtube. The sheer number of ways to do this is astounding.

[@APRS]

I finished GCSE maths with a Grade C. I always struggled with Transposition and I'm now training to do a Electrical engineering qualification and I was able to calculate the volume of v2 to 0.5m3 your help on the first go! Thank you so much!

[@ayediddledidee]

Very helpful thanks

[@ianbarber4495]

So helpful. Thank you!

[@tom1bomb]

This helped a heap, thank you Mike.

[@jessmunkify]

in the example c=q/v why can't you just get q to the other side first and be done?

[@prepurstep9669]

I think hes just showing the full version to get an idea, later on you can mix and match.

[@leejohnson197733]

I can do basic versions of these but never know where to start with larger ones, I want to find c in
vc = vs( 1-e -t/rc ) I don't want to avoid this, I want to learn but I have to understand

[@jmac3275]

RIGHT ON thank you

[@abbiryt]

thannnnks so much.

[@dumpydump6205]

Thank you!

[@gaminglegend2525]

Hey how did the 10to the power of 3 come into it exactly and the 10to the power of 6? Can someone please explain

[@tambosnipes1652]

Electrician over here

[@TommyBeast100]

same lol

[@dennisgachihi2094]

Plumber here

[@tilidie5272]

im not sure why but transposing just isnt sinking in for me