Algebra - Scientific Notation
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- In the final Yay Math in Studio video for probably a long time, we present Scientific Notation, in easy to understand ways. We explain the rules about the digits in ways that make sense, without needing to memorize.
After distinguishing between standard form and scientific form, and discussing important rules for exponents, we tackle the challenging problems. Specifically, we multiply and divide using scientific notation. That gives some students trouble, because of the occasional "corrections" that need to be made at the end of the process. We got your back, cover all that, and explain it in really connective and human ways. YAY MATH!
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@@yaymath OMG!! I didn't know u would reply thx a lot, excuse me but I have a question...so is adding the powers when it's a multiply problem? don't get me wrong, but I didn't see any malfunction in it...
@@merepainter7013 Happily. It's not wrong, it's just that when people say "add" without understanding why, then they'll be bound to forget the rule eventually. Better to understand why the powers "add" in the first place.
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Could you do some more Precal Trigonometry videos?
Going more in depth?
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Can you go over algebraic fractions and difference of squares please?
Done: yaymath.org/index
What examples are you having trouble with?
Can you cover 1+1. It’s hard for me C: lol
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12:25 I feel like an easier explanation here is to be like "Okay we have 12*10^7, we need to move the decimal over one place which means you go 1.2*10^ONE (for moving it over one place) *10^7 which then turns into 1.2*10^8" That's easier for me anyway. Good video tho!