I have used Jason's videos for both my homeschooled kids and they have been a life saver. He explains things so simply and in a step by step way. I have even used it for more advanced math such as trigonometry.
Thank you for making this video, the way you are explaining all three of the properties of multiplication is helping me understand the properties of multiplication
Thanks a lot. I am seriously impressed with your infinite set of whiteboards. I am getting older, and I am having so much fun retracing the basics from decades back. Now I'm finally calm enough to just do the problems and enjoy the solutions for themselves. Feels like somewhere in the middle of playing a game and looking at art.
@@yashika8418do not judge OP. Some people do not/haven't had access to formal learning. OP could of had a poor childhood in which he/she didn't learn math or similar things. Although the most likely explanation for them not knowing this is that they probably didn't give a fuck in school or pay attention, anyways Have a lovely day.
I think distributive property provides flexibility for multiplication and simplifies it to a greater extent. Eg. 5×13=65 using DP 5×(10+3)=50+15=65 or 5×(15-2)=75-10=65.
Hello. Let me sum up things quickly, and why people said "1" or "6" is the answer *1. Why is "1" the answer for some people?* Basically, they add 1+3, get 3 so it looks like: 6/2(3), they still have to remove the 3 so they apply distributive property which means the 2 from 6/2 gets multipled with the number in the parentheses, which looks like: 6/(2x3) then after that, the result is 6/6 which is 1. *2. Why is the result for some people 6?* Simple answer: they did not do PEMDAS or any order and just went left to right, AND did not multiply the number outside and inside the parentheses Demonstration: 6/2(2+1) -> 3(2+1) -> 3 + 3 = 6 But, the real answer is 9 because of PEMDAS. Demonstration: 6/2(2+1) -> 6/2(3) -> 3x3 -> 9 *That's why kids, listen when you're having math class. PLEASE*
Wow very well explained.... you make it so easy to see... I thought where was he when I was in high school and then thought... not born yet.... thank you again
I have used Jason's videos for both my homeschooled kids and they have been a life saver. He explains things so simply and in a step by step way. I have even used it for more advanced math such as trigonometry.
Awesome to hear this. Thank you!
Thank you for making this video, the way you are explaining all three of the properties of multiplication is helping me understand the properties of multiplication
Thanks a lot. I am seriously impressed with your infinite set of whiteboards. I am getting older, and I am having so much fun retracing the basics from decades back. Now I'm finally calm enough to just do the problems and enjoy the solutions for themselves. Feels like somewhere in the middle of playing a game and looking at art.
Man... you explain things like a real teacher lol I'm 29 sitting here like damn it was that easy 🤣
Awesome. Glad to help!
29!? Um i m 12 you don't even know this wtf👁️👄👁️
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@@yashika8418do not judge OP. Some people do not/haven't had access to formal learning. OP could of had a poor childhood in which he/she didn't learn math or similar things. Although the most likely explanation for them not knowing this is that they probably didn't give a fuck in school or pay attention, anyways Have a lovely day.
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I think distributive property provides flexibility for multiplication and simplifies it to a greater extent.
Eg. 5×13=65 using DP
5×(10+3)=50+15=65 or
5×(15-2)=75-10=65.
Yes for sure!
I Am India .Tamil nadu sir I understood very well. Thank you so much. I'm studying in government school. In Tamil nadu 😀😀😀😀
Hello. Let me sum up things quickly, and why people said "1" or "6" is the answer
*1. Why is "1" the answer for some people?*
Basically, they add 1+3, get 3 so it looks like: 6/2(3), they still have to remove the 3 so they apply distributive property which means the 2 from 6/2 gets multipled with the number in the parentheses,
which looks like: 6/(2x3) then after that, the result is 6/6 which is 1.
*2. Why is the result for some people 6?*
Simple answer: they did not do PEMDAS or any order and just went left to right, AND did not multiply the number outside and inside the parentheses
Demonstration: 6/2(2+1) -> 3(2+1) -> 3 + 3 = 6
But, the real answer is 9 because of PEMDAS.
Demonstration: 6/2(2+1) -> 6/2(3) -> 3x3 -> 9
*That's why kids, listen when you're having math class. PLEASE*
Wow very well explained.... you make it so easy to see... I thought where was he when I was in high school and then thought... not born yet.... thank you again
Argument online right now is 100÷4(2+3). Some say 5, others say 125. I'm team 5
i am very impressed that you are very good at maths
Please do a video on the commutative property
I forgot what this was for a sec, thanks for making it easy for me to remember it!
Great teacher👍
Ey teach dis actually helped me thank you!
I appreciate you so much, this helped a LOT
Very useful thank you for this!
Very impress with this study
Distributive property is essential for learning algebra Thanks for the lesson btw
Welcome!
very well explained bro, thanks for sharing
Sir i catch up the idea of how to do problem solving since past night thank you
This is easy...!!!
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What about 6÷ 2 (3+3)
Do you distribute the 2 only or 6÷ 2 ?
I wish I had this guy in math class. It would have been a lot easier.
Thanks so much!
Good job
Excellent
Thanx for sharing
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Nice sharing
Thanks.
How does this property function in the following equation 100÷4(2+3)
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Please under subtraction
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Maybe I'm just stupid, because my brain broke into pieces not even two minutes in. I can't understand any of this. I have a learning disability!
I learned this when I was 12. I used it in engineering to make money. Now I am 70 and they want to redistribute my wealth:(
This is not complicated at all.
Great to hear!