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OMG the same with me i dont know way lol
idk why, but when i go to math videos in youtube i understand more. idk why. one of thoe either
a) my class are shouting around
b) my teacher isnt shouting his head of at them.
c) i’m under stress when i look at the videos which makes me focus more
i have another way XD (1/2) over (3/4) u take the 2 and bring it down and then take the 4 then bring it up then itll be (4*1) over (2*3) itll be 4 over 6 =)
This woulda reeeeeeealy came in handy a few months ago =.=. I wish my math teachers were more like this. Well the one I have now explains it well, but not quite as well (plus he doesnt have an ownage beard.)
Brian, you are such a good math teacher. Now even I get it!
Plus nice to hear and see you here on YT. xox Y.
yes
is it a likely case that you’ll ALWAYS have to reduce fractions to their smallest number?