Changing Repeating Decimal to Fraction

[emmanuelCkonde]

If all student get a great instructor like this, no one will ever hate math

[Gruzzly]

He got really excited writing that 9 in the x = 5/9 near the end, haha

[ozmoh-brawlstars]

The sound of the chalk clicking on the board is just enough to make me learn algebra

[vonjimmythethird]

That was elegant. These simple, yet efficient, videos give me the confidence to keep trying to relearn math

[redhotchillypepper]

Everything seems so easy when it was lead in the right direction...

[tanvirvirdi]

I liked this. The thing is... with problems there are multiple ways of solving... but everyone thinks their way is the best. But I like your lectures. Thank you.

[auspistic]

I always knew this with repeating single-digits and 9, but never knew the proof for it. Thank you!

[stt.]

I really like the idea of using repeating decimals as a way of introducing series, like = 1.

[jakhazardzn]

Am I the only one that got a light bulb 15 years later !!! Amazing! Thank you

[kenroyadams]

This is absolute genius and beauty! Thank you so much for sharing this gem Sir. love your videos

[thereal_pixel_phantom]

This also works with numbers that repeat like 4.56785678…. Just take the amount of numbers repeating, multiply by a 1 followed by that many zeroes (in that case 4 so 10000) and do the same thing.

[sgjuxta]

This is fascinating....as a person who always just kinda "understood" what was going on with the maths without being taught, seeing the actual explicitly defined version of what I've always just kinda done in my head is interesting.

[What_Sorroichio]

Thanks for making this video for others to see and understand reapeating decimals.This was very easy to understand

[manassikdar]

I just wanna say you're a really great teacher, sir. Your videos are exciting and easy to understand.

[ursulapainter]

Once again, the never-ending wonder and beauty of mathematics! Thank you, Mr. H.

[Johnmichael-qvzh]

this video really helped me. explained it alot better than the book

[ronj]

How exciting. I remember sitting in class 50 years ago learning this. I never needed it again. Damn.

[culater]

Love it. Like your clear informative shorts

[MelhikWubishet]

Thank You Mr.H i have learnet this when i was 11 grade but i forgot it now i am a university student freshman thank you for the remainder

[deon]

I never learned this. That's actually really cool.