Geometric Means - Number Sense 101

Geometric Means are the terms between any two given terms of a geometric sequence. If you enjoy this video just like and subscribe to be updated on my next tutorial video. Thanks for watching. God bless us all

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- Number sense 101

[gabbieatienza]

finallyy! examples that actually goes out in my modules

[chikhenteriyaki]

This channel is quite underrated but your lessons and the way you explain it are really good and easier. Thank you sir!

[isvbuild]

Finally na gets kona po yung mga kulang na example na nasa module ko nandito lng pla salamat po sir

[thefurbabiesevents]

Thanks po malaking tulong po para maturuan ko anak ko

[joshuaramirez]

I've watched so many math related videos here on youtube and learned nothing from them, THANK YOUUUU SOOO MUCH SIR!!! at napadali mo yung exam ko sa paraan na di ko na kailangang mandaya AHHAHAHAHHAH

[delunamae]

dito kolang lahat natutunan ang nasa module ko e, thank you sir

[izzyadelou]

Thanks Mr. You've helped me a lot this online class

[palpol]

Omg po sor sobrang saya ko po dahil nagets ko kung hindi dahil sainyo pramis d ko maggets napanood ko nat lahat lahat ng video rito sa youtube

[shibathedoge]

thank you sir, our teacher didn't really give us any lesson then gave us a PRE-ASSESSMENT so this helped alot!!!

[justdoitgirls......]

Grabi galing Sir! Natuto po talaga ako :>

[purok-_jvpayac]

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[juliavillacojer]

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[charinaalacar]

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[binitube]

I am new for your video but u are so great thank you

[laleng]

Finally a understandable example.
my module is full of errors and typos

[christer]

solid tol +5 papasa kame ng mga tropa ko jajajaja

[Rubber_duckie_floating]

Yay ty so much! My modules are quite hard to understand.

[yvon]

For examples number 3 and 4, my teacher taught me that we can use the first method where you can multiply the first and last term then find its square root and the answer will be the middle term. Then to find the terms beside the middle term, you will use the same method but instead use the middle term as either your first or last term, depending on which term you're looking for. But I can't seem to do it with example number 5? I mean, my answer is not the same as yours. When I use this method, my middle term is 3/2 not negative. Where did I make a mistake?

Edit: my mistake, I forgot that when you use square root the answer can be both positive and negative

[jomargadi]

Do we always need to consider the positive result in getting the square roots? What about the negative result?

[ericdeguzman]

Sir, we should consider + and - when the index of the radical sign is even.