EVERYTHING YOU NEED to do MATH w/o Calculator for MCAT (exponents, logs, percent, estimation)

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[morbixkillerxz]

AND THEN AGAIN! we know that the MCAT is hard and the MCAT is important, and to do well on the exam it matters how you prep and not how much you prep.

[NothingXMuch]

Bro you just saved my ass!!! I'm taking the MCAT in a couple of days and I kept making stupid mistakes due to these exponents, conversions, and log stuff. Thanks a bunch!!!

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[sophiamears]

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[thebodyandmindchannel]

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[tricekid]

Something I would recommend including is the addition of inverse fractions because it's necessary for solving things like the Thin Lens Equation or resistors in parallel. Let's say I wanted to find the total resistance in a circuit that had a 60 ohm and a 20 ohm resistor in parallel, so 1/R = 1/60 + 1/20. In this case you would multiply 1/20 by 3/3 to make the denominators the same, so 1/60 + 3/60 = 4/60. This simplifies to 1/15, so R = 15 ohms. Hope this helps!

[masonolinger]

This is the most amazing/concise/aggressive 40-minute math lecture I have ever watched. 5-stars.

[momenakhatoon]

Loved this video! Another trick for finding out the pH is where you would write it out as pH=–log(m x 10-n) ≈ n – 0.m.

[nailbtop]

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[thamury]

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[MDSkai]

Exactly the style of help I’ve been looking for

[adebimpeonikan]

something that helps me with logs and fractions is this rule

log (A/B) = Log (A) - Log (B)

log (AB) = Log (B) + Log (A)


e.g log (1/1000)
i would change to
log (1) - log (1000)
0 + (-3) = -3

don't know if this helps anyone!

[jessicap]

OMG I LOVE Ive literally searched to the end of the earth's worth of videos for someone to explain this thoroughly without skipping steps and in an understandable way! thank

[NeverEndingNick]

I'm taking my MCAT soon and this video made me feel way more confident in my math abilities. Thank you!

[mlynn]

I keep coming back to this video.. it is truly so helpful

[prosado]

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[superyoshi]

Where was this video when I first started studying for the mcat? >.> Genius!

[elizabethlainez]

best video hands down!! I have been struggling with this for a bit. I feel confident now. Thank you for your help!

[toluwalaseilesanmi]

This video is so helpful. I feel more confident tackling the MCAT math now. Thanks for this man.

[adambasheerakkad]

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