I'm taking math online and you are my LIFE SAVER. They use technical terms that make no sense and you break it down to the simple terms. I can always rely on your videos! Thanks!!!
My dad loved this video so much and was fan girling over it being the math freak that he is. He even continued watching more videos after we had already answered my math problem. Thank you for the help.
+Joy Burbridge Lmao! Joy, you just made me spit my hamburger out of my mouth laughing! Please tell your father hello and thanks 2 both of you 4 watching! Lol I'm still laughing!
I just want you to know that I really want you to be my math teacher! You explain very precisely. Short but clear. I always understand what you teach. After math class, i'll go home and watch your videos so that I can understand the topic! a big thanks to you Mr. Whitt! More power! :)
+Olaf The Snowman I really appreciate your testimony! I would love 2 be your teacher! Make sure you're working on mastering the content, not just understanding it. Your assessments will improve greatly when you put in the extra effort to master the subjects you're tested on rather than merely understanding it. Good luck 2 you and thanks 4 the support!
the last time i watched you was 3 years ago during my 8th grade, and since then, my mathematical skills shot up, and i'm coming back because i'm beginning my 11th grade and i need to watch here because i'm not familiar with 11th's mathematics. Thank you!
I've been watching your videos since I was in Grade 8 where I started to do self-study. I'm a Grade 11 student now and your videos still helped me a lot! Thank you!
Thank you so much! I'm a junior in high school and have been struggling ever since the beginning of the semester, but thanks to your video I found a more simpler way of solving the operations. Thanks and keep it up!
Hey Mr. Whitt! I doubt you would remember me, but you actually tutored me in person during my algebra days in middle school. I hope you're still doing well and continue to have the same joy for teaching math! :)
I absolutely love your videos. They are clear, all the steps are shown so its easy to fallow, and well you are funny which takes some of the stress out. I just may pass my college Algebra class now thank you!!
I am a 45 year old woman enrolled in college algebra. I do not remember any of the algebra that I learned in school years and years ago. Thank you for your assistance.
You are awesome, my students love you (in addition to me of course :)) you are a wonderful, fun, supplemental material I use to reinforce these concepts with students. Keep making your videos!!
i have a college professor that uses your videos and they are pretty good i have a question on your stylus tho because i want to be able to do math on my laptop and its touch screen.
Great Videos- Question: Decide whether each equation defines y as a function of x: y = 5x + 3 (in Which video do you explain how to solve this type of a question? Thank you.
+Mariola L Check out Transformations of Functions. We don't explain how, but we do show the format of common functions. th-cam.com/video/DH0DIt3NLj4/w-d-xo.html
Sir, I have a question. When there is a function saying f(x)=2x+3, {x /= 4 }. What do they actually mean by {x /= 4 }? , I find it quite annoying every time I solve a function. And why do we have to write that down after solving the function? Thanks.
+Dhanusha Kumar I assume the symbol you're referring to is the not equal to symbol ≠. If that's the case, the x≠4 is letting you know that 4 is not in the domain and you can't use 4 as a value for x as an input or solution.
I do understand those given examples but what if the problem provides you with a given set of points for F and G changing the problem to F = {(0, 1), (2, 4), (4, 6), (6, 8)} and G = {(2, 5), (4, 7), (5, 8), (6, 9), (7, 5)} (F + G) (2) =? I understand that the first thing you would do is find the common domain elements which in this case would be : (2,4,6) but what else is needed to solve the problem? the subject is algebra of functions: arithmetic. Can you Help?!
hi soo i would like to ask, (f¤h)(n) is different from (h*f)s right? that "¤" is multiply, so i would like to know what * means and how it would be solved, its actually a circle above the two variables sooo since i dont have a circle in my phone, i used that.. its sort of a degree though plss ineed the answer asap p.s: im a grade 8 student
+Junrey Padrogado I understand Junrey! Seek help from someone else or setup a paid online tutorial at www.TutorMeMath.net. I'll be happy 2 explain it 2 you!
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comment if you watch this cuz your k12
Me
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Yep
You live in the Ph?
meh *raises both hands cause of sleepy mind*
That intro blesses my soul
Lol Awesome! Thanks 4 watching!
I'm taking math online and you are my LIFE SAVER. They use technical terms that make no sense and you break it down to the simple terms. I can always rely on your videos! Thanks!!!
Thank God for you! You're videos are my go to for college math and I always tell my son to watch for his algebra. I will be donating. Thank you!
First I wanted to say my first time watching u and you are amazing love how you talk so down to earth and not like a robot.. lol
Glad you enjoyed it Mercy! Thanks 4 subscribing!
My dad loved this video so much and was fan girling over it being the math freak that he is. He even continued watching more videos after we had already answered my math problem. Thank you for the help.
+Joy Burbridge Lmao! Joy, you just made me spit my hamburger out of my mouth laughing! Please tell your father hello and thanks 2 both of you 4 watching! Lol I'm still laughing!
I just want you to know that I really want you to be my math teacher! You explain very precisely. Short but clear. I always understand what you teach. After math class, i'll go home and watch your videos so that I can understand the topic! a big thanks to you Mr. Whitt! More power! :)
+Olaf The Snowman I really appreciate your testimony! I would love 2 be your teacher! Make sure you're working on mastering the content, not just understanding it. Your assessments will improve greatly when you put in the extra effort to master the subjects you're tested on rather than merely understanding it. Good luck 2 you and thanks 4 the support!
just want you to know I really appreciate you making these videos. Some reason I just get it when you explain it!! Keep up the good with Mr.Whitt :-)
+Kyeshia Tucker My pleasure Kyeshia! Thanks so much 4 your feedback and patronage!
the last time i watched you was 3 years ago during my 8th grade, and since then, my mathematical skills shot up, and i'm coming back because i'm beginning my 11th grade and i need to watch here because i'm not familiar with 11th's mathematics. Thank you!
My pleasure km! Happy 2 help! 👨🏾🏫😁
I love your personality, it makes it easier to understand when the important information is.
I learned this in my middle school so I procrastinated. I'm grade 12 now and we have an exam today about it. Thanks for helping me recall them!
I've been watching your videos since I was in Grade 8 where I started to do self-study. I'm a Grade 11 student now and your videos still helped me a lot! Thank you!
Thank You So Much! You saved my homework! Your lesson showed me how to work the problem! Please keep making these videos, they are homework helpers!
You're welcome Jonathan! Thanks 4 watching!
You sir made math more fun, and more understandable than most of my teachers
+Raven Redwood Wow Raven! That's a huge compliment! Thanks 4 the feedback and 4 watching!
Fort Bend Tutoring I have exam tomorrow I hope I remember this thing
Thank you so much! I'm a junior in high school and have been struggling ever since the beginning of the semester, but thanks to your video I found a more simpler way of solving the operations. Thanks and keep it up!
+Really Adawn Thanks 4 the support! 😁
Hey Mr. Whitt! I doubt you would remember me, but you actually tutored me in person during my algebra days in middle school. I hope you're still doing well and continue to have the same joy for teaching math! :)
I’m doing great Bree! Thanks 4 reaching out and tell your family I said hello!🤗
finally i can live in peace! Our math professor is way tooooo fast on explaining these things! Thank you sooo much!
You're very welcome Maru! Thanks 4 watching!
I absolutely love your videos. They are clear, all the steps are shown so its easy to fallow, and well you are funny which takes some of the stress out. I just may pass my college Algebra class now thank you!!
Easier than I expected. Thank you very much!
You're very welcome Marco! Thanks 4 watching!
I am a 45 year old woman enrolled in college algebra. I do not remember any of the algebra that I learned in school years and years ago. Thank you for your assistance.
Happy 2 help! Good luck in your College Algebra class!
"Gonna get my arrows poppin" 😂😂Thanks man, you da real MVP! 👌🏻🙌🏻👍🏻🤘🏻Your teaching style is solid!
Thanks 4 the feedback and support Ralph! 😀
thank you for making math so easy! 😄
My pleasure Charles! Thanks 4 your feedback! :-)
I'm thanking God got this video. Haha i finally got it! Thank you very much Mr. Whitt! :D
this is so cool I learned so easily from this video!
That's great 2 hear! Thanks 4 watching!
I love your positive attitude towards algebra :)
thank you so much my son finally got a perfect score in the test.. thank you so much
Happy 2 help Noel! Tell your son I’m very proud of him!
Im about to take a precal quiz and that intro calmed my soul
+Olivia Lolley Hope you did well on your quiz Olivia! I'm rooting 4 you! 😀
Fort Bend Tutoring found this video too late, I did awful. but the test will be better ;) this made my day tbh
+Olivia Lolley Practice, practice, practice Olivia and do well on your test!😁
I like the expanded form because you learn more in detail.....
Thank you! Really helped me out in math class today!
Happy 2 help Dale!
Thank you every thing is clear now !
+Monyah Great Monyah! Happy 2 help!
you saved my life thank you
+Han Wentz You're welcome Han! Thanks 4 watching!
i learned from you how to write my solutions neatly
Thanks 4 sharing km! Have a fabulous year in 11th grade! 👨🏾🏫😁
Awesome 👏 video! Thank you 🙏 ❤️
your funny and you make it entertaining !
+herbsk8 Thanks 4 the support!
Fort Bend Tutoring thank you for the tutorials it makes me easier to do math keep up the good work
+Game Mode JM Happy 2 help! Thanks 4 watching!
this really helped me a lot, thank you so much. but the lost one confused me a lot, but thank you sooomuch
+HAHAHA whatever Sorry about the confusion! Thanks 4 watching!
Good teaching.Thank you boss.
You're very welcome Jason!
You are awesome, my students love you (in addition to me of course :)) you are a wonderful, fun, supplemental material I use to reinforce these concepts with students. Keep making your videos!!
I plan on it Nicole! Thanks 4 watching and tell your students I said, "Hello and keep those ARROWS POPPIN'!" :-)
this one is the best. thumbs up
Thanks 4 the support Mayghad 1430! 👨🏾🏫😁
Absolutely amazing
+Madden King Thanks 4 the support MK!
FBT always keeps me laughing. I love it....makes learning math fun!
Noooiice! Thanks 4 watching Shemari! We appreciate it!
I already leave a like because I like the way you teach! wish you are my math prof.
I feel the same way Audrey! I wish I was your math professor 2! Thanks so much 4 your patronage! It means a lot 2 me and good luck in your class! :-)
thanks for the explanation, I love your voice and the way you explain things loool you clarify it more
Thanks 4 the feedback Jane! I really appreciate it!
thank you so much! you helped me do it easier!😄
+Zmak Tubz My pleasure! Thanks 4 watching!
thank you for making this video
You're very welcome Kristina! Thanks 4 watching it !
I need to borrow your brain for my midterm exam lol. Great videos btw! You make math more fun :)
You are Great! That was really helpful, Thank you!
I am working on this video today Mr.Whit. Curious if you have a video on Inverses of Functions? Thanks again
Not yet, but I'll add it to the list of videos to do! Thanks for asking!
If you help charley let me know
Subscribe to the TH-cam channel Derek and you'll get notified when one is posted.
Hey Mr. Whitt question. What's the name of the app you use on your tablet to write all that information? Thanks in advance for your reply
It's an older version of Penultimate by Evernote. The new version looks and behaves totally different.
Your my savior sir.! Just preparing my self for discussion. K12 feels
+JohnMatts Arabit Happy 2 help JohnMatts! Hope your discussion goes well!
I want to repeat this everyday to really understand this omg
Feel free Julie Ann and thanks 4 watching!
This is my topic for my math subject but I didn't really know to solve it
Hopefully the video helps! If not, checkout our recommended channels list or setup a paid online tutorial at TutorMeMath.net. Good luck 2 you!
❤this helped me a lot, thankyou!
You’re extremely welcome Kenzie!
20:57 where did you get the -5 ? Jw
A negative number divided by a positive number always yields a negative result. This should help: th-cam.com/video/1fpbluM1TGI/w-d-xo.html
Best tutor
+Angel Nguyen Best comment
thank u for this video its so much helpful
You had me at "soothe your nerves".
Lol👨🏾🏫😁
Motivated me to do some spring break math
Thank you! Subscribed 👏
+Ima Mia I appreciate it! Thanks!
i have a college professor that uses your videos and they are pretty good i have a question on your stylus tho because i want to be able to do math on my laptop and its touch screen.
Thanks 4 the kind words and tell your professor I said hello! Here’s a link for the stylus: www.amazon.com/shop/fortbendtutoring
I liked both ways Mr. Whitt, and btw I said puppen after you said I got my arrows :p
lol Way 2 go Lena! Thanks 4 watching!
Damn boy you’re a damn good teacher
really helped me
That's great!
Thank you so much
You're very welcome Ashley! Thanks 4 watching!
you're the best
+Mystery M333 Thanks 4 the support Mystery M333! 😀
Great Videos- Question: Decide whether each equation defines y as a function of x: y = 5x + 3 (in Which video do you explain how to solve this type of a question? Thank you.
+Mariola L Check out Transformations of Functions. We don't explain how, but we do show the format of common functions. th-cam.com/video/DH0DIt3NLj4/w-d-xo.html
Thank you so much.
good people may i ask what is that technology the guy using i mean is that a writing pad or what
what app are u using sir?
Penultimate
Thank you very much!
You're very welcome! Thanks 4 watching!
THAT INTRO OH MY GOD
Got 'em! Lol Glad you liked it Mylene! Thanks 4 watching!
I got it but how can i find its domain
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THANK YOU FOR THIS
You're very welcome Tyronn!
Fort Bend Tutoring well, I think that's you're catchphrase "KEEP THOSE ARROWS POPPIN'!"
How about f(-2) - g(6)? Should I just substitute it with their original respective values?
+Addie Jane Candela I would just find f(-2) and g(6), then subtract their values.
Thank you so much. I've done it. I was so confused when my Prof taught us. But with your help, it is so easy! Thank you Thank you.
Sir, I have a question. When there is a function saying f(x)=2x+3, {x /= 4 }. What do they actually mean by {x /= 4 }? , I find it quite annoying every time I solve a function.
And why do we have to write that down after solving the function? Thanks.
+Dhanusha Kumar I assume the symbol you're referring to is the not equal to symbol ≠. If that's the case, the x≠4 is letting you know that 4 is not in the domain and you can't use 4 as a value for x as an input or solution.
Oh, I see. Make's sense. Thank you!!!! :) :0 :0
at example e. the foil seems wrong? why is it 6x2? im really confused.
The video is correct. Maybe this will help you: th-cam.com/video/Izf_mGQkEns/w-d-xo.html
cam you please give some examples using fraction & square root? thank you :) you help me.
Sure thing Lovelyn! I'll add it to the list!
thank you so much :) cause that is our topic.
what is that cool device he is using.
I truly appreciate your share of knowledge, but this much enthusiasm is not required.
I just can't feel my ears after listening to your lessons.
I totally disagree Parinaz! The enthusiasm is the secret sauce to solving the problems! I say turn down the volume and turn up the enthusiasm! 😁👨🏾🏫
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BTW I actually enjoy Your lessons.
Thank you
I do understand those given examples but what if the problem provides you with a given set of points for F and G changing the problem to F = {(0, 1), (2, 4), (4, 6), (6, 8)} and G = {(2, 5), (4, 7), (5, 8), (6, 9), (7, 5)}
(F + G) (2) =? I understand that the first thing you would do is find the common domain elements which in this case would be : (2,4,6) but what else is needed to solve the problem? the subject is algebra of functions: arithmetic. Can you Help?!
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hi soo i would like to ask, (f¤h)(n) is different from (h*f)s right? that "¤" is multiply, so i would like to know what * means and how it would be solved, its actually a circle above the two variables sooo since i dont have a circle in my phone, i used that.. its sort of a degree though plss ineed the answer asap
p.s: im a grade 8 student
+Coco Girl It’s not the same and it does not mean multiplication. This is what you’re looking for: th-cam.com/video/6je5ra3CbLs/w-d-xo.html
2nd I understand so much better now cuz I was soooo lost. My math problem was (f/g)(x) when f(x)=x+2 and g (x)=-3 simple compared to your problems lol
That's great! Happy 2 help!
Is it -2x+6 rather -2x-6?
No, the steps and results in the video are correct. Thanks 4 the inquiry!
I prefer the second method. It is quicker to do and on tests its all about finishing in time.
Thanks 4 sharing Trey!
What about (fog)(x) and h^-1 ?..
This should help with the first question: th-cam.com/video/6je5ra3CbLs/w-d-xo.html
i like the 2 one because its easy
Awesome Ben! Thanks 4 the feedback!
i hope you use again the given on this problem (f+g)(3)=
like this
f(x)=xsquared+3
g(x)=-2x+6
+Kimberly ann Tugagao Thanks 4 sharing Kimberly!
Remember these is just numbers they can't hurt nobody
+Nick the photographer 😂
now I get what my professor says
That's awesome Andy! Thanks 4 watching!
i love u
+Lina K I love you 2 Lina!
arrow poppin
+Kristoffer Matthew M. ANGUE You know it Kristoffer! Get those ARROWS POPPIN'!
I like to get my grades Popping
Noicce! Way 2 go Chi!
Jesus is coming soon. Forgive others and yourself and repent. Try everyday to be more like Christ
ahmmm....... I think I lose my brain, sorry sir I reach my my limitation I didn`t understand.
+Junrey Padrogado I understand Junrey! Seek help from someone else or setup a paid online tutorial at www.TutorMeMath.net. I'll be happy 2 explain it 2 you!
you explain better than my teacher. I'm so empressed
impressed*