Square Root Algebra (with Decimals) Simplification Fractions Math Problem #shorts #math #learn

[andreaherrera]

I’ve always been bad in math, but the way you explain math problems you makes sense.

Please uploading

[TAHA-MCE-]

Option D is universal for any math problem 🤣

[randomjudgements]

I got it at first sight and I know you did too 👍

[sd]

Letter "D" describes my entire life Lol

[inreallife]

Damn just showed an example of why the place value system is great thanks

[davidvernon]

This one is easier to work backwards from the given answers

[Ssm_Gaming]

when we multiply 2 numbers with decimal values, we also add their decimal positions in the answer. so, if we multiply 0.9 with 0.9, then the answer would be 0.81

[thehungarywaffleinc.]

Keep uploading I like to have skills like these at the ready

[lelopom]

My left ear is enjoying this a lot, thanks

[junwoopark]

If you didn't know this method but knew how to solve linear algebra, you could solve! Another way could be trying squaring the options and see which of the option suits the number inside the root if one of the options must be the answer. Setting each option as X and make X= square root of 0.81, we can see that if we power both sides by 2, we get rid of square root which means that 0.81=(one of the option)^2

[mohammadmostafa]

Ez it's so easy but goooopd explanation I appreciate how you are calm and straight to explain

[theoverseer]

When you realize it’s like normal squares, it makes the easy ones a bit faster

[weeblewwe]

The sq root of a decimal is always larger than the decimal under the radical, so it’s c. Something less than one times itself gets smaller.

[TheShachattack]

The actual math is never hard. It’s just knowing the formulas and how to rewrite mathematical expressions

[arefkr]

Every student will appreciate option D

[cann]

I groaned before answering it in my mind instantly

[thefuturetheory]

Awesome. I love your content. Keep em coming ✊🏿

[smileyz]

Looking at these shorts, I constantly feel like in 8th grade, when my teacher asked me to solve a question because I wasn't paying attention. I don't know how, but I solved it.

[copocopocopocopo]

Or, notice the two decimal points. The square root means we need half as many (sqrt(x) = x^(1/2)), and half of 2 is 1. Then, the square root of 81 is 9, so it's .9 when applying.

[itqcsbb]

I don't know how you do it but you sure know how to make math fun.