Great question! You would have to convert the months to years. There's 12 months a year. You have 6. So 6 out of 12 (or 6÷12) is = 0.5 So your TOTAL time would be 3 + 0.5 = 3.5 years 👍
@@Eat_Pi let me rephrase that youtubers are way more patient and explain every little detail to make sure everyone understands it while teacher's put a lot of effort they're working for hours on end and its in real time unlike a video where you can make sure you explain it perfectly cut out the parts you need to and If that video doesn't help you can watch a different one
@@corbinclark8805 that's well said! I also think it's tough seeing a new topic for the first time, so watching videos afterwards normally fills in the blanks/helps everything click. It can even be helpful to watch them right before u go over a new topic, that way you know what to expect in class. That was actually something that helped me a lot in college, so I hope I can help you guys in the same way 😄 lol
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Thank you for the kind words! Definitely going to keep making more as long as people find them helpful, so let me know if there's anything else I can help you out with! 👍
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How do I do “What is your final investment worth if you invest $2500 for 500 days at 4%” this is the only one I do not understand, I understood the others ones because of you
When I was doing my geometry test this formula suddenly popped up and I was so confused because I didn’t learn it yet. Well there goes some points off but ig I can learn this now.
To find Principal, solve the equation in terms of P. In other words, get the 'P' by itself on one side of the equal sign: P = I ÷ (RT) To find Time, solve for T: T = I ÷ (PR)
You want the time in Years so to convert from months to Years, just divide by 12 (because there's 12 months in 1 year): T = 16 /12 = 1.333333...... You can round that to however many decimal places you want. The more decimal places you use, the more accurate your answer will be. But 2 decimal places is normally good enough so T=1.33 should be good👍
I = $35 P = ? R = 3% = 0.03 T = 7 months (to convert to years, just divide by 12) so: T = 7÷12 = 0.583 years I = PRT but we're trying to find P so rewrite the equation to solve for P: P = I/RT P = 35/[(0.03)*(0.583)] = 2000 So P = $2000 👍
Yeah we can rearrange the formula to solve for P: Start with I=PRT In order to isolate the P, we can divide by RT. Remember what we do to one side of the equal sign we have to do to the other, so we have to divide both sides by RT: I/RT = PRT/RT The RT's on the right side cancel out (because there's an RT on the top and bottom), so all we're left with is: I/RT = P So just plug your values for I,R, and T to solve for P Hope that helps 👍
Good question! You would have to convert the days to years. How many days are in a year? Approximately 365 So take the days you have (270) and divide it by the days in a year (365) to convert from days to years: 270/365 = 0.74 So your t = 0.74 👍
Hi thanks for the request! Here's the links - LCM: th-cam.com/video/slot1dEQbxg/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/1XiSdKBWI48/w-d-xo.html GCF/HCF: th-cam.com/video/XFtId_Bq7m0/w-d-xo.html Sales Tax/Tax Rate: th-cam.com/video/7gbZn9xOgwo/w-d-xo.html We don't use the term "VAT" here in the U.S. but its just a tax: The cost of something before applying taxes is the same as "excluding VAT". The cost of something PLUS the tax is the same as "including VAT". If you still need something specifically with VAT just let me know. Good luck! 👍
You would have to convert the months into years (so it'd be a decimal). There's 12 months in a year, and you have 9: So 9 out of 12 (or 9÷12) = 0.75 So 9 months is = 0.75 years So how many years do u have in total? 2 + 0.75 = 2.75 (so that's what you'd use for t) Hope that helps! 👍
Then you would insert all your values and then solve for time. You could also rearrange the formula to make it a little easier. I=PRT Solving for time would be T=I/(PR) Hope that helps!
This video might help clarify: th-cam.com/video/IBnDlhOjXoU/w-d-xo.html But basically, just like a normal equation, divide out all the stuff u wanna get rid of: I=PRT (divide both sides by PR to isolate T) So I/PR=T 👍
@@Eat_Pi currently working on schoolwork lol, but essentially would it just be the same process as if I was trying to solve for another variable (let's say p)? So I would do i=prt, multiply p by r, than divide I by my answer from p×r, and I would get my answer? Or am I overthinking this? 😅
@@jrninjaboy915 in that case make sure to watch the video cuz this is gonna be a long explanation but I'll try anyways lol So the equation ur starting with is i=prt Let's say u wanna solve for p. If u wanna solve for p, that means u have to get it by itself on 1 side of the = sign. So that means u need to get rid of the r and t. How do u get rid of them? U have to by r and t. i = prt (divide by rt to isolate p. But remember, what u do to 1 side of an equation, u have to do to the other, so divide both sides by rt): i/rt = prt/rt (On the right side of the equation, the rt on the top and bottom cancel out, so ur just left with p. But nothing cancels out on the left side of the equal sign, so ur left with): i/rt = p
@@Eat_Pi I did watch your video prior to writing my comment, and pretty sure I figured it out, your video did help a lot though! You were very thorough and clear, I highly appreciate your help! (also I was asking if solving for T would Essentially be the same process as if I was solving for another variable, (r, p, etc)if thats the case I'd just plug all the variables i have currently and following i=prt, multiply p by r, than divide i by the answer I got from p×r and that would equal my time correct? Sorry if this is confusing you, im bad at explaining things 🤣)
@@jrninjaboy915 oh ok just wanted to sure since it's easier to explain there lol but yeah it'd be the same exact process. You could definitely find an answer for (p x r) and then do i ÷ (p x r) Since it's the exact same thing as i/pr = t I hope that makes sense cuz i feel like we're on the same page now 😄
@@刃红 ok if the problem specifically says "compound" in it then it's a little different. Unfortunately I haven't made a video on that topic yet but this video (by someone else) explains it: th-cam.com/video/P182Abv3fOk/w-d-xo.html
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Thanks a lot but what if the time is 3 years and 6 months?
Great question! You would have to convert the months to years. There's 12 months a year. You have 6.
So 6 out of 12 (or 6÷12) is = 0.5
So your TOTAL time would be 3 + 0.5 = 3.5 years 👍
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Its always like that, and it f* frustrating
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I love how this man explains it better than my teacher
Lol I appreciate that!
@@Eat_Pi you genuinely want to help people meanwhile teachers spend 0 effort to teach
@@corbinclark8805 I don't think all teachers are like that but I'm glad I can help out however I can 🙏
@@Eat_Pi let me rephrase that youtubers are way more patient and explain every little detail to make sure everyone understands it while teacher's put a lot of effort they're working for hours on end and its in real time unlike a video where you can make sure you explain it perfectly cut out the parts you need to and If that video doesn't help you can watch a different one
@@corbinclark8805 that's well said! I also think it's tough seeing a new topic for the first time, so watching videos afterwards normally fills in the blanks/helps everything click. It can even be helpful to watch them right before u go over a new topic, that way you know what to expect in class. That was actually something that helped me a lot in college, so I hope I can help you guys in the same way 😄 lol
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Thank you for the kind words! Definitely going to keep making more as long as people find them helpful, so let me know if there's anything else I can help you out with! 👍
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How do I do “What is your final investment worth if you invest $2500 for 500 days at 4%” this is the only one I do not understand, I understood the others ones because of you
Never mind I got it! It’s a different formula (A = P (1 + RT) thank you.
@@Adennnn____ Great job! And I'm happy to help 😃
When I was doing my geometry test this formula suddenly popped up and I was so confused because I didn’t learn it yet. Well there goes some points off but ig I can learn this now.
oh no that sucks! But better late than never :D lol
ThankYou!! This was very helpful
You're very welcome!
What about if the rate, interest and maturity value is given in the problem and asking for the value of principal and time?
To find Principal, solve the equation in terms of P. In other words, get the 'P' by itself on one side of the equal sign:
P = I ÷ (RT)
To find Time, solve for T:
T = I ÷ (PR)
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Tysm in class I somehow forgot to do this now I remember hooray👍
Math is definitely a short term memory subject so I don't blame you lol, but I'm glad it was helpful :D
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Here the night before my math exam, revising stuff I didn’t really understand from this unit 😭
lmao well let me know if you have any questions, and good luck on your exam! :D
Thank you so much for this! it makes my math easier:0
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I’d like to see more examples
I could definitely do that, did you have anything specific in mind? Or just a few more general examples?
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Thank u but what if the time is 16 months?
You want the time in Years so to convert from months to Years, just divide by 12 (because there's 12 months in 1 year):
T = 16 /12 = 1.333333......
You can round that to however many decimal places you want. The more decimal places you use, the more accurate your answer will be. But 2 decimal places is normally good enough so T=1.33 should be good👍
How do you do “how much was invested in a simple interest savings account at 3% for 7 months if it was $35”
I = $35
P = ?
R = 3% = 0.03
T = 7 months (to convert to years, just divide by 12) so:
T = 7÷12 = 0.583 years
I = PRT but we're trying to find P so rewrite the equation to solve for P:
P = I/RT
P = 35/[(0.03)*(0.583)] = 2000
So P = $2000 👍
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Anytime :D
On a decimal part you can say that we can divide by 100
Yes that's a great point, you divide by 100 to convert it. I explained the quick "mental math" way of doing it but both methods work! :D
I have my SOL today wish me luck! I'll update you guys if I pass or not
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It helps a lot .. thanks 👍
Happy to help!
Can you do for principal
Yeah we can rearrange the formula to solve for P:
Start with I=PRT
In order to isolate the P, we can divide by RT. Remember what we do to one side of the equal sign we have to do to the other, so we have to divide both sides by RT:
I/RT = PRT/RT
The RT's on the right side cancel out (because there's an RT on the top and bottom), so all we're left with is:
I/RT = P
So just plug your values for I,R, and T to solve for P
Hope that helps 👍
Thanks but what if it is 270 days?
Good question! You would have to convert the days to years. How many days are in a year? Approximately 365
So take the days you have (270) and divide it by the days in a year (365) to convert from days to years:
270/365 = 0.74
So your t = 0.74 👍
@@Eat_Pi thanks! I already figured it out tho
hey man, if you made a video on how to calculate the HCF and LCM of a number, and how to calculate the VAT of something, please link it for me🙏 thanks
Hi thanks for the request! Here's the links -
LCM:
th-cam.com/video/slot1dEQbxg/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/1XiSdKBWI48/w-d-xo.html
GCF/HCF:
th-cam.com/video/XFtId_Bq7m0/w-d-xo.html
Sales Tax/Tax Rate:
th-cam.com/video/7gbZn9xOgwo/w-d-xo.html
We don't use the term "VAT" here in the U.S. but its just a tax:
The cost of something before applying taxes is the same as "excluding VAT".
The cost of something PLUS the tax is the same as "including VAT".
If you still need something specifically with VAT just let me know. Good luck! 👍
@@Eat_Pi thank you so much
@@Eat_Pi eh- i forgot to add- i live in south africa, so here it's called VAT=Value Added Tax
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How to count if the time is 2 years and 9 months?
You would have to convert the months into years (so it'd be a decimal). There's 12 months in a year, and you have 9:
So 9 out of 12 (or 9÷12) = 0.75
So 9 months is = 0.75 years
So how many years do u have in total?
2 + 0.75 = 2.75 (so that's what you'd use for t)
Hope that helps! 👍
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What if principles and rate is missing?how can it solve?
What does the problem say exactly?
What if we can’t not use a calculator
I dont think you'd be able to get around that, you'd just have to do the calculations by hand
@@Eat_Pi sad
what if the years were missing tho?
Then you would insert all your values and then solve for time. You could also rearrange the formula to make it a little easier. I=PRT
Solving for time would be T=I/(PR)
Hope that helps!
@@Eat_Pi Thank youuu I now understand it clearly
How would I solve for time?
This video might help clarify:
th-cam.com/video/IBnDlhOjXoU/w-d-xo.html
But basically, just like a normal equation, divide out all the stuff u wanna get rid of:
I=PRT (divide both sides by PR to isolate T)
So I/PR=T 👍
@@Eat_Pi currently working on schoolwork lol, but essentially would it just be the same process as if I was trying to solve for another variable (let's say p)? So I would do i=prt, multiply p by r, than divide I by my answer from p×r, and I would get my answer? Or am I overthinking this? 😅
@@jrninjaboy915 in that case make sure to watch the video cuz this is gonna be a long explanation but I'll try anyways lol
So the equation ur starting with is i=prt
Let's say u wanna solve for p. If u wanna solve for p, that means u have to get it by itself on 1 side of the = sign. So that means u need to get rid of the r and t. How do u get rid of them? U have to by r and t.
i = prt
(divide by rt to isolate p. But remember, what u do to 1 side of an equation, u have to do to the other, so divide both sides by rt):
i/rt = prt/rt
(On the right side of the equation, the rt on the top and bottom cancel out, so ur just left with p. But nothing cancels out on the left side of the equal sign, so ur left with):
i/rt = p
@@Eat_Pi I did watch your video prior to writing my comment, and pretty sure I figured it out, your video did help a lot though! You were very thorough and clear, I highly appreciate your help! (also I was asking if solving for T would Essentially be the same process as if I was solving for another variable, (r, p, etc)if thats the case I'd just plug all the variables i have currently and following i=prt, multiply p by r, than divide i by the answer I got from p×r and that would equal my time correct? Sorry if this is confusing you, im bad at explaining things 🤣)
@@jrninjaboy915 oh ok just wanted to sure since it's easier to explain there lol
but yeah it'd be the same exact process. You could definitely find an answer for (p x r) and then do
i ÷ (p x r)
Since it's the exact same thing as i/pr = t
I hope that makes sense cuz i feel like we're on the same page now 😄
Sir you not show formula
having hard time on revision (cries) what if it is for ten years but interest every 6 month?
Lol I can try n help, does it ask for simple interest or compound interest?
And do u mind sharing the problem?
@@Eat_Pi well I need to find the deference between ten years interest for every month and ten years interest for every six month
@@刃红 ok if the problem specifically says "compound" in it then it's a little different. Unfortunately I haven't made a video on that topic yet but this video (by someone else) explains it:
th-cam.com/video/P182Abv3fOk/w-d-xo.html
@@Eat_Pi owh is ok bro , thanks a lot
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this problem is wrong. I used this as an example problem for another one
Hmmm... I'm pretty sure the examples I went over are correct. What was your problem? I think I can help clarify
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