Factoring a Number

[@silent_anon404]

I liked how this was taught up to 5th grade, and they never touched this again till now in my sophomore year in high school.

[@patrickjmt]

+Hammad Shahid you never had to think about factoring from 5th to 10th grade? I find that a bit hard to believe.

[@kratosbtw9078]

it’s actually about which country you belong, like in india, we learn to find the root of a number in 4th grade, so obviously u should know everything about factorisation

[@kratosbtw9078]

@@miran3862 but some of the concepts are studies at 4th and 5th, and eventually the board also matters

[@rapmonieee2867]

They never brought it up again? I'm in grade nine now and because of factorization i failed my test. Then we need to find the square roots and fifth roots of everything with the x😧

[@obamacare2916]

@@patrickjmt Lived in America, learned in 6th grade didnt touch it till 9th, and I had forgot it by then.

[@MissDJ]

thanks! you helped me understand something in 5 minutes as opposed to MATH teachers who don't explain properly and then get frustrated at you when they could have made it simple to begin with.

[@patrickjmt]

@andrescaraudio well, i will be here when you need me : )

[@vtsjc6966]

This was a good video he didn't make it complicated at all

[@Girlthing5883]

This video help me alot thanks. I just love your voice control. Your tone is very warm and easy.

[@maritesoaferina2978]

This helped so much when i completely forgot how to do that.

[@tjurostas3704]

Hello my name is Arvid and I really like your videos. It makes me very happy and you make my math very easy.

[@ninjasquidface]

I went to see if I could do long division before you showed it because I haven't done it in so long, and I could and I got the number correctly to as many decimal places as I wanted. But then I watched you do it and realised I was doing normal division without the added parts down the bottom, but my way was much quicker and easier for me. Is long division just easier to show what you're doing?

[@SonRosePoet819]

You should be my math tutor for life. :)

[@AhmedKhan-xj4pd]

Awesome tutorial mate! Really helped me out

[@thongvuong1824]

Thank you without this video I wouldn't know how to do my homework

[@wilkini909]

great vid you really helped on my GCSE

[@chipchaohora7476]

Do you memorize the factors? Can you do that?

[@ltsToby]

dude you helped me a lot thank you

[@kapjoteh]

Prime factorization vs factorization? If it asks for all factors how do we efficiently go from prime factors to all factors

[@MrMon3]

THANK YOU PATRICK!

[@RABIAHSABUR786herbs]

thanks your explanation was clear and very helpful

[@signinkavi]

hi.. can you explain me how to find the factors of sme bigger no. lik 3658... it s 2.31.59
my question s how cn v get 31,59 suddenly without any method...

[@eringross2200]

Thanks so much

[@CRUELTYtoHUMANS]

Wow, finally someone who knows how to to fucking explain shit! thank you for using a big number and showing me how to get the answer by dividing. that's what i wanted to know. not even my damn teacher did that lol.

[@LuizDahoraavida]

What a legend

[@karenlykya]

great video

[@brother655]

Watching this video after 14 years 🥶

[@strawberrylife2956]

What if it was 82 how would I know 4 doesn't go into it or3

[@ineedsubsplz4126]

because what do u multiply 4 to get 82?¿?¿?¿

[@ABeardedDad]

I hate using my calculator!!

[@hurleyGRANDE]

thanks!

[@sirius4239]

damn this video hasnt been commented on since a year ago

[@patrickjmt]

it's just you and me homie

[@jishalin]

What about me?!

[@TheNadz1997]

i was thinking that to

[@hellbunny992]

helped me alot :D

[@johuag]

Wow I got it. thank u.

[@saphrose3364]

Thanksss

[@IndiaRuiz43]

THANK YOU!!!!!! :)

[@saundaryadwivedi6942]

How to factorize 35*45*55*124

[@swapnilchavan6098]

34567÷223 plz solve this example .