✅ In the video, I used the longer side of the rectangles for the length for both examples. If you were to switch those up though, you're still going to get the correct area. For example, in number 1, we did 6 x 3 = 18. 3 x 6 = 18 as well, so you get the correct area that way too. So in my opinion, don't get too held up on which is the length and which is the width. As long as you multiply and get the correct area, you're good to go. ✅ A huge shoutout to all of the viewers and subscribers out there - I appreciate you! ✌✌✌
He explains it so clearly in just a few minutes! Other videos are around 10+ minutes. I actually saw them. You're still posting! Keep up the good work❤
Mr j Tysm, your a life saverrrr I have an exam only today after 40 mins I didn’t understand a thing I went to your channel and I know I will get full marks ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
My math teacher puts on these videos to help us (not this one, expanded algorithm and long division) and you're videos actually help. (Its probably old videos she played for us bit still)
Thank you so much Mr. J for helping me with this video you really explained it clearly and I got 100% on my quiz thank you for your help and I got an A+ on math and now I don't need to struggle with math anymore I can just watch your vidoes thank you once again!.
