Transposing Equations.

How to transpose equations. Technique, demonstrations on how to rearrange equations for what we need to know.

This will help with City&Guilds or E.A.L courses as well as A-Level courses involving engineering.

helpful for electricians,apprentices, engineers, physics, maths etc

[gbelectricks]

Too often when teaching the “obvious” fundamental things are missed out, or assumed to be already known, then everything that is taught after becomes a lot harder to understand. It’s great you’ve made time to teach the basics first. Great videos so far, keep them coming 👏👍

[timothymack]

Thanks Craig for the great video! I'll always remember..."opposite function by itself"!

[jollyfinequality]

I really don't think you waffled. Great recap for me here. Great job

[andyshepherd]

Great video, and very well explained.👏

[blackbeltdigital]

Fantastic video! Clear and concise explanations, and a great presenter. Looking forward to the rest of the series.

[andy]

Great vid! Waffling is not a problem I liked it, makes me want to explore more into it than just the basics which you explained perfectly imo. Thank you very much 👍

[angelofranklin]

I wish you was my teacher all those years ago.

[cestemshow]

Also includes pythagoras theorem in this video!!!! wow

[cestemshow]

Should help people with their transposition of equations and ohms law as well as some embedded knowledge about classic electrical equations you may need to transpose for studying electrical courses up to level 3 city & Guilds or E.A.L

[cestemshow]

Bugger. Thanks To Tim for spotting the missing brackets on the very last equation! Me brain was tired :-( Should have been (10+5)^2=(30/2)^2 instead of 10+5^2=(30/2)^2

[leejohnson]

I can do basic versions of these but never know where to start with larger ones, I want to find c in
vc = vs( 1-e -t/rc ) I don't want to avoid this, I want to learn but I have to understand