How To Solve Math Percentage Word Problem?

@mathvibe

Word problem in math can make it difficult to figure out what you are ask to solve. Here is how some words translates to equations.

#shorts #maths #mathproblem #percentage

[sylviateteh]

This is how math becomes complicated because of the teacher

[Pakph]

I’m so dumb that I don’t even understand the explanation

[Chromosome]

Math becomes complicated when you show the answer but absolutely no explanation of how you came up with that answer

[majestylove]

She didn’t explain it “show your work fully moment”

[gameraccount]

I just took 10% of 80 which is 8. So this means 20% is 16. And 40% is 32. Mental maths bby.

[lordmahesh]

You r making it more difficult 😂, when the question is so simple

[lucasthijssen]

Multiply 80 by 5 and then divide it by 4. Same with 32

[RonJohn]

You jumped over the process of getting the answer.
(Both 32 and 80 and multiples of 8. Thus, divide both by 8 to get 4/10 = 40%.)

[staceygrant]

There is a guy of South Asian heritage doing math videos. Two videos before this he did a question like this, different, numbers. I paused this video, did it the way he did and I got the right answer in no time. No need for x and all that. He makes it so much simpler.
He said, any number after the word, "of", write it with the division line above. Then write the the other above it. So, it would like:
32

80
He then said, divide the bottom number by 100

32
x 100
80

100 ÷ 80 = 1.25
1.25 '× 32 = 40%
He's brilliant 😆

[priwallnutcrawler]

32/80*100%=40%

Yall dont forget the unit

[MathMindsTV]

There are a few different ways to solve this, this might be a bit longer

[Tokinjester]

would be better if you explained where you got the "4 over 10" from

[smita]

32 divided by 8 equals 4 so 40 % is the answer.

[buffuzo]

Stop. It’s in my brain instantly, I don’t need to think about it.

[pianojPianoj]

I feel like she went the long way because I just divided 32/80 and got .4, move the decimal to the right twice and you have 40%

[lafredabowe]

Easy: Eliminate the 0, add 32 + 8= 40%

[manishgaikwad]

8+32 =40 or 40%
Ancient mathematics from India

[AnnoyingNewsletters]

One of the few math problems I use regularly.

[StJude-efmf]

Why does everything in the comments make more sense than what she’s trying to show?

[stanleykwan]

The most important thing I learned from this video is that someone actually needs a question like that explained to them.