i swear- when this is being taught in class i get so confused and end up not understanding anything, but watching an almost 10 minute video made me understand it much quicker.
When your trying to learn this in an hour in the computer class cuz ur math test is a couple hours away. 👇like if thats happened to you Edit: When nothing that you learned was on the test...
Bruh i am in the same boat. I'm going to school for economics online for asu. The algedra class was so vague in teaching us this. I didn't know the teacher will be having us take tests in such a short amount of time!
MR. Organic Chemistry Tutor, thank you for another off the chart's video/lecture on Multiplying Rational Expressions in Algebra/Algebra Two. There is high probability of making errors while multiplying/factoring rational expressions, so students must pay close attention to all algebraic operations.
today is the day before my algebra 2 unit 2 test, one of the most difficult algebra tests i have yet to take. it is around 85 points for this first section, and i was really stressed about it until i remembered your videos. my teacher is rarely at school, so often, the most important lessons are taught through google classroom and a worksheet. i find myself pulling my hair out trying to teach myself these things, so when i find a video you make on the topic, i am flooded with relief. i have been on an algebra 2 video binge for the past few hours, and i have learned more from you than i have this year. thank you so much. you help so many people, including myself.
Thank you so much, none of this makes sense until I go to youtube. Crazy how much can understand in 12 minutes of youtube vs 1 school hour of staring at my desk.
i studied so hard for an end of year test with these videos only for my teacher to give us a joke quiz where there was only 1 question, what is her first and last name.
Difference of perfect squares is a "special pattern" basically a way of simplifying expressions. The more questions you do the quicker you will recognize these difference of squares and can write them in the form of (a+b)(a-b) also to get the value of a^2 - b^2 you can just expand the (a+b)(a-b) term out and you will see that the ab term cancels!
This is why I should’ve never homeschooled in 10th and 11th grade…. Good luck to my future 12th grade self who’s going back to school next year 😃💀 -2/10/22
