Transposition made easy video 1 - Electrical Science and principles 1st year exam

Hello and welcome to another video by Adrian Davey from Pure electric.

In this video, I talk you through transposing basic electrical formula that will be required in your 1st year science and principles exam.

I start of with a basic formula for levers, as this is easy to move around, and then move on to the formula for transformers.

As with anything in life, you only get out, what you put in, so I want you to practice this at least 2-3 times a week on top of your college day.

The formula that I use in this video should be copied onto your formula sheet and I want you to practice writing this out, until you can do it from memory.

When you come to the exam, I want you to ask for a piece of paper and to start writing out that formula sheet that you've been practising, so that you can clear your head and focus on the exam itself.

There is a direct correlation between people who write out a pages of formula and notes and achieve distinctions, compared to those who only draw out an Ohm's law triangle and scrape a pass.

Good luck!

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Take care

Adrian

[waynebarker]

This is the only video that has made any sense to me on transposition. So glad I found this 👍

[OverwhelmedMushroom]

Thanks so much, I have been feeling so lost with transposition as an electrician apprentice and this was invaluable in helping me understand how to transpose equations.
Will be practicing with what you've taught here, and then moving to the next video! ❤

[OYMInternetRadio]

Well done, learning the formulas makes sense, then it doesn't matter what is in the question. Great idea Adrian!

[louie]

Thanks Adrian… this video has helped a lot

[sgtbilko]

Watched lots of videos on transposition and this is the 1st one that's helped me 👍

[jamie_d___]

Your explanation is brilliant my friend . Thankyou so, so much

[bol]

appreciate the content. not much out there so this is very helpful

[paulraynard]

Thanks again Adrian much appreciated as always, made things so much more clearer for me ⚡️🙏

[retro]

Thank you for this excellent video I finally get it

[airboy]

Thanks Adrian great video! At the end on the advice you gave around learning the formula? Do you just means the rules of transposing? What’s the difference between Transposition and Formula? Sorry if it’s a silly question!

[gbelectricks]

Great explanation Adrian, is there going to be a part 2? With square root and squared numbers in the equation.

Thanks for sharing👍👍

[richardmarkham]

In the second example, to get Ns, why not multiply both sides by Np first?

[teyronnewreality]

Fantastic thanks. Am on City&Guilds L3 8202-03 . Any questions on motors or similar 🇬🇧👍

[ACDC]

What if I told you I have an easier method that I teach my students 😉