Math Learning for Kids - By Homeschool Pop
Transcript
00:00 | wow , We are going to learn so many cool | |
00:03 | things on this home school pop video . All right | |
00:06 | . What's the first thing we should learn ? How | |
00:09 | about roman numerals ? Which is a different way to | |
00:13 | write numbers . And it was used a long time | |
00:17 | ago in ancient Rome and it's been used since then | |
00:20 | . And you can think of it almost as a | |
00:22 | secret code way of writing the numbers . It's pretty | |
00:26 | simple to learn . And we're going to go through | |
00:28 | that . The first roman numeral we're gonna learn is | |
00:33 | the roman numeral . I and I is one I | |
00:39 | equals one . So , if you see an eye | |
00:42 | with the roman numeral , it's one . The letter | |
00:45 | V . Is the roman numeral that means five . | |
00:49 | And the letter X . Is the roman numeral , | |
00:54 | that means 10 . So , when you think one | |
00:58 | , it's an eye , you think five . It's | |
01:01 | a V . If you think 10 , it's an | |
01:04 | X . So that's it . Just those three . | |
01:09 | I it almost looks like a one . That's how | |
01:13 | you can remember that . I is a one I | |
01:16 | is the roman numeral for one . A V . | |
01:19 | Is in the number five . When you spell it | |
01:22 | out the number five , you see that right there | |
01:24 | . It has a V . In it . So | |
01:26 | when you think of V , you know , oh | |
01:28 | you know what ? There's a V . In the | |
01:32 | spelled out number five . So V has to be | |
01:36 | five now . 10 is exit , We can't think | |
01:39 | of anything that could remind us of that . So | |
01:42 | there is no memorization thing just when you see the | |
01:44 | exits 10 and that's just what we're going to have | |
01:48 | to do . Okay , one last time here , | |
01:52 | I just want to make sure you get it . | |
01:53 | There's only three . I is the roman numeral for | |
01:57 | one , the is the roman numeral for five and | |
02:01 | X . Is the roman numeral for 10 . And | |
02:04 | you've got to understand that so that we can start | |
02:06 | playing kind of a game of putting them together And | |
02:10 | making numbers other than just 15 and 10 . So | |
02:15 | let's get started . So let's practice putting these Roman | |
02:20 | numerals together . What number do you think this is | |
02:25 | ? You see two eyes And I is one . | |
02:32 | So the answer is to two eyes is the number | |
02:37 | two . What about this one ? You what number | |
02:46 | do you think this is ? Why there are three | |
02:51 | eyes ? Yeah , it's the number three . The | |
02:57 | let's try this one . What number do you think | |
03:02 | this is ? We see two . X is an | |
03:08 | X equals 10 . So 10 plus 10 equals 20 | |
03:15 | . Great job . This is the number 20 . | |
03:23 | Whoa . This one is so cool . Okay . | |
03:27 | An X and a V . What number do you | |
03:29 | think this is ? Okay . The X . Is | |
03:35 | a 10 V . Is what number five , awesome | |
03:42 | . So what is 10 plus five ? 15 . | |
03:48 | Whoa . Thanks so much for helping out now that | |
03:54 | we've looked at how to put some of these together | |
03:57 | . I want to tell you about two special numerals | |
03:59 | that are a little bit different . And so you're | |
04:02 | gonna have to just remember these on their own . | |
04:04 | The first is the number four and the number four | |
04:07 | is represented with an I . And V . And | |
04:11 | eyes before the V . Because four is one less | |
04:16 | than five which is V . So remember with four | |
04:20 | , its I . V . With nine similar except | |
04:24 | with the X . Nine is I . X . | |
04:27 | X . Is 10 and eyes just before it . | |
04:30 | So nine is I . X . Okay that was | |
04:36 | really cool . Thanks for hanging out and learning those | |
04:39 | with me . But we're not done . We want | |
04:41 | to go through all the numbers up to 30 just | |
04:45 | using the numerals and I want to see how much | |
04:48 | you've really learned . So if you'll do me a | |
04:50 | favor as the numerals go up . I want you | |
04:53 | to say the numbers along with me and we can | |
04:57 | practice together . Sound good . Alright , let's get | |
05:00 | started . One two 34 five Sex seven eight nine | |
05:22 | . Yeah . 10 11 . Yeah . 12 , | |
05:29 | 13 , 14 , 15 , 16 , 17 , | |
05:41 | 18 , 19 , 20 21 22 23 24 25 | |
05:55 | 26 , 27 28 29 and 30 . Well , | |
06:05 | there you have a new way to write numbers . | |
06:09 | Hey ? Well , okay , First of all elephants | |
06:12 | don't drive . Okay , elephants can't get a driver's | |
06:15 | license and he's driving on the grass . He's driving | |
06:19 | on the grass . You're gonna row in the lawn | |
06:21 | . Okay , Let's go it on their . Alright | |
06:24 | , this is out of hand . Okay , Elephant | |
06:27 | . I don't want to tell you what you can | |
06:28 | do what you can't do what you can't drive . | |
06:31 | All right . Oh my goodness ! All right , | |
06:34 | Next we are going to learn about even and odd | |
06:40 | numbers . A number belongs to one or two groups | |
06:43 | . Either it's an even number or it's an odd | |
06:46 | number . So what's going on ? Why is this | |
06:49 | even a thing we're going to talk about it even | |
06:55 | in odd is actually pretty easy , but it's just | |
06:58 | a matter of knowing what to look for . So | |
07:01 | we're going to be like detectives together . Okay , | |
07:03 | you're gonna have to have an eagle uh to help | |
07:07 | us out on her quest . We're gonna use dinosaurs | |
07:10 | , dinosaurs are awesome . And here's a red dinosaur | |
07:14 | . That's I don't know why it's windy , there's | |
07:16 | wind going on and I don't know what's what's let's | |
07:20 | change the scenery . Let's let's make it more modern | |
07:23 | day . There you go . Look at that . | |
07:24 | Just walking through the neighborhood strolling . he's ready to | |
07:28 | help us discover the secret , right to knowing even | |
07:35 | an odd . So what is this key that we're | |
07:39 | looking for ? What are we looking for that will | |
07:40 | tell us if a number is even or if the | |
07:44 | number is odd and even number can be grouped by | |
07:50 | to an odd number , cannot be evenly grouped by | |
07:54 | two . So it's all about the number two . | |
07:56 | And that might sound confusing . Let me show you | |
07:58 | and you'll see here is the easiest number to do | |
08:04 | . We're looking for the number two . Okay . | |
08:07 | Can it be put in a group of two ? | |
08:09 | Well , yes , because it's the number two . | |
08:10 | We've got to dinosaurs . That makes to even now | |
08:16 | . This is odd . This dinosaurs . All alone | |
08:19 | . He's not in a group of two . This | |
08:22 | makes the number one an odd number because he's all | |
08:25 | alone . That's odd . It's an odd number . | |
08:29 | Let's look back at the number to see what's neat | |
08:33 | about . This is it's an even group of two | |
08:36 | . That means our dinosaur has a friend . He | |
08:38 | can talk to his friend , he can hang out | |
08:41 | . It's not it's not weird . It's not odd | |
08:43 | . It's an even number here . We have three | |
08:47 | dinosaurs . Now can we put the number three in | |
08:50 | even groups of two ? Well no because that third | |
08:53 | dinosaurs , all alone . The top two dinosaurs have | |
08:56 | somebody . Three is odd . There's one that's missing | |
08:59 | a partner Here . We have four dinosaurs . Now | |
09:04 | we're looking for groups of the # two . Now | |
09:07 | we have two groups of to hear . That means | |
09:09 | it's an even number . Each dinosaur has a friend | |
09:13 | , wow . Five dinosaurs . But look one on | |
09:20 | the bottom doesn't have a pal , doesn't have a | |
09:23 | friend . That's odd . It's not evenly grouped into | |
09:27 | 25 is an odd number . Hey buddy . Okay | |
09:31 | don't don't run . Okay we'll get back to the | |
09:33 | even numbers . I know you don't like the odds | |
09:35 | . You don't like being the odd dinosaur out . | |
09:38 | It's okay . I promise this next number is going | |
09:41 | to be even because it goes for even odd . | |
09:44 | Even odd . Just hang on man dinosaurs . You | |
09:49 | know so temperamental . You know I mean what's that | |
09:53 | all about ? I mean a dog dog wouldn't have | |
09:56 | done that . You know dogs are better . I | |
09:59 | think now the dinosaurs you know I'm just kidding , | |
10:03 | dinosaurs are so cool . Moving on here we have | |
10:13 | six dinosaurs . Now each dinosaur has a friend . | |
10:18 | That means six is even you can split it up | |
10:22 | in groups of two . Oh here we have seven | |
10:29 | dinosaurs . But there's one dinosaur that's all alone . | |
10:32 | Six of them have friends but one is all alone | |
10:35 | . Doesn't have a pair . Seven is odd . | |
10:41 | Mhm . The number eight . Does everyone have a | |
10:45 | friend ? Yes there's no one without a friend . | |
10:48 | Number eight is an even number . It splits up | |
10:52 | into two very nicely . Eight is even let's go | |
10:57 | even higher than number nine . Now you can see | |
11:00 | really quick it's easy to spot . Is nine even | |
11:04 | or odd . Yes it's odd . There's one who | |
11:08 | doesn't have a friend . Nine . Izod . Oh | |
11:12 | my goodness . 10 . 10 . Is it even | |
11:16 | or is it odd ? You tell me you know | |
11:18 | how to do it now . You know the trick | |
11:21 | ? Yes 10 is even . Everybody has a friend | |
11:27 | . Now we're about to teach you to sneaky tricks | |
11:32 | that you can use with even and odd numbers . | |
11:34 | Okay so seriously Because it's well it's it's not it's | |
11:39 | not really sneaky . But anyway so this first trick | |
11:44 | is that all of the numbers alternate from odd to | |
11:48 | even and back . And we're going to show you | |
11:51 | what that means and what that looks like Here we | |
11:57 | have the 1st 10 numbers numbers one through 10 . | |
12:01 | And the trick was all of the numbers alternate from | |
12:04 | odd to even and back . Do you remember if | |
12:08 | number one is odd or even ? Yes . Number | |
12:15 | one is odd because remember number one all by himself | |
12:18 | doesn't have a friend , doesn't have a partner . | |
12:20 | It's not an even number . Number one is odd | |
12:23 | . Now we remember number two , right . Number | |
12:27 | two is even Yes because it can be grouped into | |
12:31 | because it is too . Now if they alternate that | |
12:35 | means which one is number three ? It's odd . | |
12:43 | This is where it gets fun . If three is | |
12:46 | odd then that means four is even good job and | |
12:53 | if four is even , that means five must be | |
12:58 | odd . Yeah and if five is odd , that | |
13:03 | means six must be you guessed it even . And | |
13:09 | if six is even , that means seven must be | |
13:14 | odd . Yes , seven is odd . If seven | |
13:18 | is odd , that means eight is come on . | |
13:21 | What's the pattern ? Eight is even . And if | |
13:25 | Aid is even , that means nine must be odd | |
13:30 | and nine is odd . Come on . Is this | |
13:32 | not just the most fun trick ever ? If nine | |
13:37 | is odd , that means 10 is even . They | |
13:41 | all alternate . So the first trick is that they | |
13:46 | alternate the numbers alternate , odd , even odd , | |
13:49 | even odd , even odd , even odd . Even | |
13:53 | now , we're going to look at the second trick | |
13:56 | . The second trick is that with numbers bigger than | |
14:00 | 10 ? If it's odd or even you can see | |
14:03 | on the end With numbers bigger than 10 . If | |
14:07 | it's odd or even you can see on the end | |
14:14 | To demonstrate , let's play a game we here at | |
14:17 | home school pop call odd or even . We're gonna | |
14:21 | look at a number that's bigger than 10 . We're | |
14:24 | going to look on the end to see if it's | |
14:26 | even or if it's odd . Our 1st 1 is | |
14:29 | the number 21 . Is it odd ? Or is | |
14:33 | it even ? It's odd . How why what we | |
14:39 | look on the end ? The end is a one | |
14:42 | . A one is odd . It's all by itself | |
14:45 | . A one is odd . So 21 is odd | |
14:49 | because one is the ending it . Mhm . Did | |
14:55 | you know that means 71 is odd and 101 is | |
15:00 | odd and 131 is odd . And the number 1000 | |
15:05 | and one is odd . Why they all end in | |
15:08 | one . Let's try this one . The number 32 | |
15:12 | is odd . Or is it even 32 is even | |
15:20 | ? Well , how do we know because of the | |
15:23 | ending ? Look at the ending , it's the number | |
15:24 | 22 is an even number because it's a group of | |
15:28 | two . It can be put in groups of two | |
15:30 | because it is to the same rule applies . This | |
15:34 | is the second trick with numbers bigger than 10 if | |
15:37 | it's odd . Or even you can see on the | |
15:40 | end every single number that you can think of ends | |
15:45 | in two is an even number . Let's try one | |
15:53 | . That's a little more tricky . Let's try the | |
15:56 | number . 100 is 100 odd . Or is it | |
16:01 | even ? Mhm . 100 is even . It's even | |
16:12 | and we know that because of the ending it ends | |
16:15 | in a zero . Now remember second trick with numbers | |
16:19 | bigger than 10 if it's odd or even . You | |
16:22 | can see on the end and ending is a zero | |
16:26 | and every number that ends and zero is even . | |
16:30 | Let's look at the chart again . Mhm . As | |
16:34 | you can see 10 on the bottom ends in zero | |
16:39 | and it's even every single number that ends in zero | |
16:43 | is even just like every number that ends in A | |
16:46 | one is odd . Every number that ends in a | |
16:49 | two is even . Every number that ends in A | |
16:52 | three is odd because three is odd , every number | |
16:56 | that ends in A four is even and it goes | |
16:59 | on and on numbers that end in five are odd | |
17:02 | numbers that end in six or even numbers that end | |
17:06 | in seven are odd Numbers that end in eight are | |
17:13 | even Numbers that end in nine are odd and the | |
17:18 | numbers like 10 , the end in zero are always | |
17:22 | even . So there you go odd . And even | |
17:27 | as long as you learn these you'll know any number | |
17:30 | because the endings always tell you if it's otter even | |
17:34 | so once you know these you'll know all of them | |
17:40 | . Oh this is such a heavy cart . Oh | |
17:44 | my goodness . It's hard work . You know , | |
17:47 | a lot of times learning can be hard work too | |
17:50 | . But we hope that these videos are really helpful | |
17:53 | . Make learning fun . So that learning is hard | |
17:56 | , like pushing this cart . Oh my goodness ! | |
17:59 | All right , what's the next thing we should learn | |
18:02 | about ? Let's learn about equal parts . We're going | |
18:07 | to learn how to recognize if something shows equal parts | |
18:12 | or if something shows unequal parts , hold on my | |
18:20 | my boss is giving me his pizza order again . | |
18:24 | I'm telling you he loves pizza way too much . | |
18:27 | I mean I like pizza , it's fine , but | |
18:30 | he's always giving me his pizza order . I'm always | |
18:33 | picking it up for him and this is just this | |
18:36 | is uh you know I I just here I just | |
18:39 | got to keep writing down , you know , he's | |
18:41 | got all these instructions . He likes his pizza a | |
18:44 | certain way . Oh wow . Oh he's he wants | |
18:49 | he wants me to have some of the pizza with | |
18:51 | him . Oh man . And and Tad and and | |
18:55 | Gilbert , all four of us having the same pizza | |
19:00 | . All the sharing of pizza . So what would | |
19:05 | that look like ? What would it look like if | |
19:07 | we had this pizza put in four equal parts , | |
19:13 | how would we know that these parts of the pizza | |
19:16 | were equal A Pizza with four equal parts might look | |
19:23 | like this pretty cool . Huh ? We know the | |
19:28 | parts are equal because each of the parts are the | |
19:32 | same size . We're going to play a game called | |
19:40 | Are these equal parts ? Okay . It's not really | |
19:46 | a game , but we can make it into a | |
19:47 | game , right ? Okay . It's not like checkers | |
19:50 | . It's not like chess , you know , It's | |
19:52 | not like basketball , like soccer . Okay . It's | |
19:56 | not like a game game game . Okay . But | |
19:59 | it's still going to be fun . And we're going | |
20:01 | to be able to see work with me here . | |
20:05 | Okay . We're going to be able to see if | |
20:08 | these pictures show equal parts or if these pictures show | |
20:13 | unequal parts . So here is our first picture . | |
20:20 | Now , we're gonna be looking to see if this | |
20:23 | picture shows equal parts . And this picture shows how | |
20:27 | many parts . Two good job now are these equal | |
20:34 | parts ? Yes , this picture shows two equal parts | |
20:43 | and we know they're equal because they're the same size | |
20:47 | . Now look at this one . This picture shows | |
20:53 | how many parts Yeah , three parts . Now are | |
20:59 | these equal parts ? No , they're not equal parts | |
21:05 | . They're not equal parts because they're not all the | |
21:08 | same size . This picture does not show equal parts | |
21:13 | . Great job . Now let's give this picture a | |
21:18 | try How many parts to this picture show three good | |
21:26 | job . And are these parts equal parts ? No | |
21:33 | they're not equal parts . Can you imagine if you | |
21:36 | got that bottom part ? If this if this square | |
21:40 | was like a cake and you've got that bottom part | |
21:42 | that wouldn't be fair . Why ? These are not | |
21:44 | equal parts . Let's give this triangle picture a Try | |
21:51 | . How many parts does this picture show Great Job | |
21:57 | . three . And are these equal parts ? Mhm | |
22:03 | . Mhm . Yes they're equal parts because they are | |
22:07 | all the same size . Equal parts means each part | |
22:11 | is the same size . Great Job . What about | |
22:18 | this picture ? How many parts does this picture have | |
22:23 | ? Be careful when you count ? It's a little | |
22:25 | bit tricky . This picture has four parts . Now | |
22:32 | . Are these equal parts ? No , they're not | |
22:37 | equal parts . How do we know because they're not | |
22:41 | the same size ? Yeah , I don't know about | |
22:48 | you but I feel pretty good about this . Equal | |
22:50 | parts stuff . It just means that the parts are | |
22:53 | the same size when they're the same size . That | |
22:56 | means they're equal . You're doing great , you're increasing | |
23:01 | your skills just like this razor , you're racing on | |
23:05 | the water , you're increasing your skills . You're doing | |
23:08 | a wonderful job . And next we are going to | |
23:11 | learn about units of time . Mhm . There are | |
23:19 | three main units of time in a day . Seconds | |
23:23 | , minutes and hours . A second is the smallest | |
23:30 | unit of time . It's so tiny . A minute | |
23:33 | is a lot bigger than a second . And then | |
23:36 | an hour is even bigger . An hour is the | |
23:39 | biggest unit of time in a day . Yeah . | |
23:43 | Yeah , we're going to look at each of these | |
23:47 | individually . Okay , It is going to be a | |
23:51 | great time . It's funny right first we're gonna learn | |
24:02 | about seconds A second is the smallest unit of time | |
24:10 | . It's extremely short . Now , a fair warning | |
24:13 | to you . You're about to see some very cute | |
24:16 | animals that are going to help us understand just how | |
24:19 | long a second is . Hey , what did we | |
24:24 | say ? We warned you the time that it takes | |
24:28 | . This cute little dog to jump is a second | |
24:33 | . It's just like a moment . Boom . The | |
24:36 | dog jump swooped in the air for a second down | |
24:40 | and you see how this dog is jumping over that | |
24:42 | pole . Really cool . Great dog . It takes | |
24:45 | just a second to jump . That's the second . | |
24:49 | That's the sound . That's the second . Mm Okay | |
24:55 | . Another cute animal . This is a cat and | |
24:57 | this cat is blinking . The time it takes to | |
25:01 | blink is a second . Not just for cats for | |
25:03 | humans . Why don't you give it a try ? | |
25:05 | Go ahead and blink . Yeah that's the second . | |
25:10 | Can you blink again ? That's another second . Can | |
25:14 | you blink again ? That's a second . It's so | |
25:17 | short . It's such a short amount of time . | |
25:20 | Could you blink again ? Okay that will be the | |
25:22 | last time . Okay it's a second . It's a | |
25:24 | second to blink . Oh who doesn't love a good | |
25:31 | seal ? Here's a seal in the water . Sang | |
25:35 | high by waving . That wave takes just a second | |
25:40 | . Did you know when we say hi ? That | |
25:42 | takes a second to why don't we give that a | |
25:45 | try ? Say the word high hi hi . That's | |
25:52 | the second . High . That's a second . High | |
25:56 | . Now I don't want you to annoy people around | |
25:58 | you but I want you to understand . It just | |
26:00 | takes a second to say hi or to waive waving | |
26:05 | usually takes just a second . Mhm . On a | |
26:12 | clock . Seconds are shown with the thinnest line . | |
26:15 | It's also the line that moves the fastest because seconds | |
26:19 | are the shortest period of time now , you might | |
26:26 | not realize this , but every unit of time has | |
26:29 | an abbreviation . An abbreviation is a short form of | |
26:34 | a word and seconds actually have two abbreviations . The | |
26:43 | abbreviations of seconds are sec or just the letter s | |
26:50 | . Here's an example . You could say 1 2nd | |
26:53 | or if you wanted to write it with an abbreviation | |
26:56 | , you could write one sec Or just one s | |
27:02 | . Here's another example . Five seconds could be written | |
27:08 | five sec or five s . Now you don't always | |
27:12 | have to do that . You don't always have to | |
27:14 | use an abbreviation . But if you want to abbreviate | |
27:17 | and make seconds shorter , you can just write five | |
27:20 | sex or five s . The final example , 10 | |
27:27 | seconds can be written 10 sec or 10 S . | |
27:32 | Sec or s are abbreviations of the word . Seconds | |
27:39 | . Seconds are the shortest unit of time . Mm | |
27:47 | Next we're gonna talk about minutes a minute is the | |
27:53 | next biggest unit of time . After seconds . Now | |
27:56 | , how much bigger is a minute than a second | |
28:02 | ? Well , believe it or not a minute is | |
28:05 | 60 seconds . 60 seconds . Sixties . A lot | |
28:09 | . Now you might be wondering how much is 60 | |
28:11 | ? I'd love to see that . Well look at | |
28:14 | this A it's a lot . It's a lot . | |
28:19 | 60s . A lot . A minute . It's 60 | |
28:22 | seconds . Here's an example of something that takes about | |
28:28 | a minute . A little girl blowing bubbles takes about | |
28:31 | a minute . About 60 seconds for a while . | |
28:35 | She'll blow these bubbles and then she'll be done . | |
28:38 | She might spend a couple minutes where she might just | |
28:40 | spend a minute . It's not too long but it's | |
28:43 | not too sure it's a minute . This little boy's | |
28:48 | tired . Maybe he played for a long time and | |
28:51 | he just wants to sit down for a minute . | |
28:53 | This is something that might take a minute sitting down | |
28:56 | and just taking a break . It wouldn't be enough | |
29:00 | of a break to just take a second break but | |
29:03 | a minute can help him rest . A minute is | |
29:07 | 60 seconds . It's enough time to take a break | |
29:10 | to breathe for a while and then to go back | |
29:13 | to playing . Here's our final example of a minute | |
29:17 | a little girl who's cuddling with her teddy bear . | |
29:21 | Maybe she named him Mr Perkins and maybe she'll give | |
29:24 | him hugs every once in a while . But now | |
29:26 | she's taking her time to cuddle him for 60 seconds | |
29:32 | a minute . Maybe she'll spend about a minute a | |
29:34 | second . Would just be too short to hug Mr | |
29:37 | Perkins but cuddling for a minute . She would take | |
29:41 | a minute to do that on a clock . Minutes | |
29:47 | are shown with the longest line . So when you | |
29:50 | look at a clock the longest line called a hand | |
29:53 | on a clock that longest hand measures the minutes now | |
30:01 | . Remember every unit of time has an abbreviation and | |
30:05 | remember an abbreviation is just a short form of a | |
30:09 | word . The abbreviation of minutes is men . M | |
30:17 | . I . N . Men . Here's an example | |
30:21 | . One minute would be abbreviated one men . Look | |
30:28 | at this 15 minutes would be abbreviated five men . | |
30:37 | 10 minutes would be abbreviated 10 men a minute is | |
30:44 | the next biggest unit of time after seconds . The | |
30:52 | last unit of time we're looking at today are ours | |
30:56 | . Ours are the largest units of time in the | |
31:00 | day . In fact in a day there's only 24 | |
31:03 | of them . Not many at all . Okay , | |
31:08 | so how long is an hour exactly ? Well , | |
31:11 | an hour is 60 minutes . Do you remember how | |
31:15 | big the number 60 is ? Right ? Oh , | |
31:18 | Lots of minutes . 60 minutes . An hour is | |
31:23 | 60 minutes . Remember a minute is 60 seconds . | |
31:27 | So it's a lot of time . Here's an example | |
31:31 | of an hour . This girl playing out in the | |
31:34 | snow . This girl would want to play out in | |
31:37 | the snow for like an hour , right , 60 | |
31:39 | minutes . One minute wouldn't be enough playing out in | |
31:42 | the snow in one second . Well , one second | |
31:45 | is like high and that's the second . Remember ? | |
31:48 | So an hour , 60 minutes . It's a good | |
31:50 | long time to play out in the snow . And | |
31:53 | that's how long this little girl might be playing outside | |
31:57 | in the snow . Oh , fun playing out in | |
32:03 | the water . That's awesome . This is so much | |
32:06 | fun . This little boy is probably going to want | |
32:09 | to play in the water for about an hour . | |
32:11 | Right ? One minute . Wouldn't belong to play in | |
32:14 | the water at all . Remember one minute is only | |
32:17 | 60 seconds and one second . Remember high , That's | |
32:21 | a second . So when hours , a good long | |
32:23 | time to play out in the water to have a | |
32:26 | lot of fun and to get some really great exercise | |
32:30 | . Here's our final example of an hour . This | |
32:34 | little girl is taking a nap . A nap . | |
32:38 | Oftentimes takes an hour . One minute wouldn't be long | |
32:42 | enough for a really good nap and one second . | |
32:45 | Well you already know how long a second is a | |
32:48 | second . Wouldn't do it all either . And hours | |
32:51 | a good long time on the clock . Hours are | |
32:58 | shown with the thick short line and that's the line | |
33:02 | on the clock that moves the slowest because ours are | |
33:06 | so long Now , as you remember before , every | |
33:12 | unit of time has an abbreviation and an abbreviation is | |
33:18 | a short form of a word . Okay , These | |
33:22 | kids already know this . Okay . And why is | |
33:24 | this penguin moving soap ? The abbreviations of an hour | |
33:30 | ? Our HR or just H here's an example , | |
33:34 | one hour could be written one HR or one H | |
33:42 | . Now . five hours could be abbreviated five hr | |
33:47 | . Or five age and 24 hours , which is | |
33:52 | how long a day is ? Could be abbreviated 24 | |
33:56 | HR or 24 age , wow mom , you're doing | |
34:02 | such a great job in your race . I had | |
34:05 | no idea you were an athlete . Okay . I | |
34:08 | mean with all that cloth wrapped around , you're doing | |
34:11 | great . You're doing a great job . Just like | |
34:13 | these kids are doing a great job of learning . | |
34:15 | In fact , how about this ? The next thing | |
34:18 | we're gonna learn about is subtraction . Oh do you | |
34:28 | know where I am ? Yeah . You know I'm | |
34:32 | waiting patiently in this waiting room . Oh man , | |
34:36 | it has been a while . Have you ever been | |
34:39 | in a waiting room before ? Cool . Yeah , | |
34:47 | they can be fun but you do have to be | |
34:48 | patient and it's a good time to think . You | |
34:51 | know , you can think about all kinds of things | |
34:53 | like okay I have eight cowboy hats . I know | |
34:59 | it's crazy , it's weird . Eight cowboy hats and | |
35:03 | they're all the exact same . The exact same hat | |
35:07 | . I've got eight of them . Eight brown cowboy | |
35:11 | hats . I mean what's the guy going to do | |
35:14 | with eight brown cowboy hats that look the exact same | |
35:20 | ? What could I possibly do with eight Brown Cowboy | |
35:24 | Hats that are all the same . I mean I | |
35:26 | should probably give some of them away . You know | |
35:31 | , I could give away one of my hats to | |
35:32 | bob . I'm cooking . Might want one . Yeah | |
35:35 | she might like a brown cowboy hat . You know | |
35:39 | I could give one a nancy you know just in | |
35:41 | case she ever got invited to western party and chomsky | |
35:45 | he'd take a hat . So as I'm sitting here | |
35:49 | thinking about my eight hats , I need to figure | |
35:52 | out how many hats I'll have left if I give | |
35:56 | some of them away to figure that out . We | |
36:00 | need to use subtraction . You see subtraction is when | |
36:05 | you take numbers away . Yeah . Very simple subtraction | |
36:09 | is when you take numbers away . So I begin | |
36:14 | with eight hats and I decided to give one away | |
36:18 | . We're gonna need to subtract one from eight . | |
36:22 | The way we would write this is 8 -1 . | |
36:28 | Now remember when we subtract , we're just taking numbers | |
36:33 | away so 8 -1 , we're gonna just take one | |
36:36 | away . There we go . How many hats do | |
36:40 | I have left ? What is a -1 ? If | |
36:45 | it helps you can just count how many hats I | |
36:48 | have left . What is 8 -1 ? Yeah seven | |
36:56 | eight minus one is seven . Now I have seven | |
37:01 | hats . Remember subtraction is when you take numbers away | |
37:08 | and as you might have noticed we use the minus | |
37:12 | sign . When we write a subtraction problem you can | |
37:16 | see it right there in the middle . It's just | |
37:19 | like a dash . That's the minus sign . Yeah | |
37:23 | so now I have seven hats but two of my | |
37:25 | friends stopped by and I decided you know what ? | |
37:28 | I know I just have seven hats now but I | |
37:30 | want to give two of them away . Now I'm | |
37:34 | gonna be subtracting two hats from my collection . We | |
37:38 | would write this by saying 7 -2 . Now let's | |
37:45 | take away two hats . We'll find out how many | |
37:48 | we have left . What a wonderful subtraction problem . | |
37:53 | What is 7 -2 ? If you need help you | |
37:56 | can just count how many hats are left . What | |
37:59 | is 7 -2 ? Seven minus two equals five . | |
38:05 | Yeah . Five hats . And you can even count | |
38:08 | them 12345 There are five hats left . Seven minus | |
38:14 | two equals five . Do you see how fun and | |
38:20 | simple subtraction is ? Subtraction is when you take numbers | |
38:25 | away . So now I have five hats in my | |
38:30 | collection . Only five hats left . But then I | |
38:33 | meet up with my cousins who we dewey and Stewie | |
38:36 | who want to have hats too and I'd love to | |
38:39 | give them hats . So I'm gonna give three more | |
38:43 | hats away . So I have five hats and we're | |
38:47 | gonna subtract three hats . We would write that five | |
38:51 | minus three . Oh I love subtraction so much . | |
38:58 | No . All right Sara being there we go . | |
39:02 | The three hats are gone . So 5 -3 . | |
39:07 | How many hats are left ? It's pretty simple , | |
39:11 | isn't it ? Mhm . Yeah 5 -3 equals two | |
39:20 | . Good job . Subtraction is just taking numbers away | |
39:24 | and 5 -3 leaves you with two . Now I | |
39:28 | have just two hats . We love subtraction . I | |
39:33 | mean subtraction is when you take numbers away and why | |
39:39 | am I in the middle of the road with the | |
39:41 | shopping card ? So I had my two hats and | |
39:48 | that's fun because then the hat has a friend and | |
39:52 | they're like buddies and they're like a pair of friends | |
39:57 | and then chomsky came by and I said oh I'm | |
40:03 | going to have to do subtraction again , I'm going | |
40:07 | to have to subtract again . Old chomsky , you | |
40:10 | know that charms they came by ? I said I'm | |
40:14 | going to have to subtract again . Mhm I'm going | |
40:20 | to have to subtract one more time . So I | |
40:25 | have two hats minus one . Yeah 2 -1 . | |
40:34 | So we subtract that one . We take that one | |
40:37 | away and how many hats are left ? What is | |
40:42 | 2 -1 ? Mm yep 2 -1 equals one . | |
40:52 | There's only one hat left which is fine . I | |
40:55 | mean you know I can only wear one hat at | |
40:58 | a time and it was the same exact hat . | |
41:02 | I think about it . Subtraction has been good to | |
41:04 | me . It's good subtraction is taking numbers away . | |
41:10 | Yeah trump sometimes . I do wonder what would have | |
41:14 | happened if I didn't give that hat away . If | |
41:19 | had he still had his friend they could have gone | |
41:22 | to the beach together . They could have gone to | |
41:25 | birthday parties together . Yeah but actually they had a | |
41:31 | better purpose to make a friend happy . So , | |
41:37 | in this waiting room , all I gotta say is | |
41:41 | thanks subtraction . You are pretty awesome . We are | |
41:51 | so happy to have you with us . I mean | |
41:54 | you are so awesome . You really are . Oh | |
41:57 | , you like my poster Mr Whiskers poster . You | |
42:01 | know , it's pretty cool . Pretty cool . You | |
42:03 | know , it's a pretty cool poster . Pretty cool | |
42:06 | cat too . I wonder what he would like to | |
42:09 | learn about next . If he would learn from one | |
42:11 | of our videos , what would he like to learn | |
42:13 | next ? Mm How about let's learn about addition . | |
42:24 | I love Edition . I love it very much . | |
42:27 | I love Edition . I add up all my stuff | |
42:32 | . I know the voice of an angel . All | |
42:36 | right , So , really ? Why do I love | |
42:39 | audition ? Why do I love Edition ? And why | |
42:42 | should you love Edition ? Yeah , Well , I | |
42:46 | love Edition because Edition is so simple and so much | |
42:51 | fun . We're gonna show you were gonna prove to | |
42:54 | you that addition is so simple and so much fun | |
42:57 | . You're gonna have a great time doing it . | |
43:01 | Okay , so you might be wondering what is addition | |
43:04 | , What do we do when we do addition ? | |
43:05 | Well , addition is putting numbers together . It's like | |
43:09 | a great game of putting numbers together . Okay , | |
43:14 | addition is putting numbers together . Now we're going to | |
43:19 | show you exactly how this works by talking about this | |
43:24 | sport . Do you know what sport this is ? | |
43:32 | Yeah , this is golf . This lady hit the | |
43:39 | golf ball and she's hoping that the golf ball goes | |
43:43 | into the hole . We're pulling for you sally . | |
43:47 | Don't know if he actually got the ball in the | |
43:49 | hole , but we're pulling for you sally , You | |
43:51 | can do it salad , you can do it . | |
43:53 | You see , she's so excited . She doesn't know | |
43:56 | , she doesn't know but we don't know either . | |
43:59 | So anyway all we can do is guess we don't | |
44:03 | really know sally all that well . But let's pretend | |
44:07 | that Sally loves golf and let's pretend that sally likes | |
44:12 | to collect golf balls . So sally is playing with | |
44:19 | one golf ball . Let's say that's the only golf | |
44:23 | ball she has with her right now . She's got | |
44:26 | one golf ball but she finds another golf ball by | |
44:32 | a tree . So she had one golf ball and | |
44:37 | then she found another one . We need to put | |
44:41 | these numbers together don't we ? To find out how | |
44:44 | many golf balls she has now putting numbers together . | |
44:48 | That's that's addition , that's addition . So now we | |
44:55 | put these two numbers together . She had one golf | |
44:59 | ball , she found another one . So let's add | |
45:02 | both of those balls . How many do we have | |
45:07 | ? Yeah . To sally now has two golf balls | |
45:14 | . Good job Sally , oh , audition , I | |
45:19 | knew I loved you audition . All you are is | |
45:23 | just putting numbers together . So simple , so fun | |
45:27 | a game anyone can play well , you know , | |
45:33 | sally , you know sally , she went back to | |
45:36 | that golf course the very next day because remember she | |
45:41 | loves golf , right ? And of course sally brought | |
45:46 | her to golf balls because remember she had one golf | |
45:50 | ball and she found another one , so now she | |
45:52 | has to but you know what , she had a | |
45:54 | great day at the course and she actually found two | |
45:58 | more balls . I know isn't that crazy , sadly | |
46:02 | is really great at finding golf balls . She found | |
46:06 | two more balls . Now we have to find out | |
46:12 | how many golf balls she has are just like we're | |
46:16 | putting that we're putting numbers together , it's addition , | |
46:19 | it's hard we're gonna get to through addition again . | |
46:22 | Remember audition is putting numbers together ? She had two | |
46:26 | balls and now she's found two more balls and we | |
46:30 | get to find out how many she has now . | |
46:32 | That's edition putting numbers together . So she had two | |
46:38 | balls and she's found two new ones . So we | |
46:41 | need to find out what two plus two is . | |
46:45 | What a great addition problem . What's two plus two | |
46:50 | ? If you don't know you can actually just count | |
46:53 | the golf balls . What's two plus two ? Yeah | |
46:59 | . 42 plus two equals four . Remember , addition | |
47:07 | is putting numbers together . Two plus two equals four | |
47:14 | . That's addition , putting numbers together . Oh bless | |
47:22 | her heart . Sally's at it again . She's back | |
47:25 | at the golf course to collect more golf balls . | |
47:31 | So sally brings all of her golf balls . Now | |
47:35 | she has four of them . She brought all four | |
47:39 | to the golf course . Well she looked high and | |
47:43 | low and wouldn't you know it ? She found three | |
47:47 | golf balls during her time at the golf course . | |
47:51 | I know she's so good at collecting golf balls . | |
47:55 | Now , we need to figure out how many golf | |
47:58 | balls she has . And yes , we're putting numbers | |
48:01 | together . So it's going to be an addition problem | |
48:04 | . She had four golf balls and now she has | |
48:08 | three more golf balls . So what is four plus | |
48:14 | three ? Mm , Okay , remember with addition , | |
48:20 | we're just putting numbers together . So if you need | |
48:23 | help , you can actually count the number of golf | |
48:26 | balls on the screen . What's four plus three ? | |
48:35 | Yeah , four plus three equals seven . She has | |
48:40 | seven golf balls now . Great job adding . Well | |
48:47 | , now , you know , the basics of audition | |
48:50 | and now , you know why I love auditions so | |
48:54 | much . In the comments below . Tell us how | |
48:57 | much you love edition because it's fun . Right ? | |
49:00 | It's simple . It's fun where sally , where sally | |
49:04 | ah there she is . She is . There's our | |
49:07 | little star . Thanks for helping us count how many | |
49:10 | golf balls shiga and remember addition is just putting numbers | |
49:15 | together . Oh wow . Look , it's the homophone | |
49:19 | cow , Homophone cow , hama phone , cattle . | |
49:24 | You're just walking , you're just just gonna ignore me | |
49:27 | . I see how it is . Okay , so | |
49:30 | you're upset that we haven't included you in other videos | |
49:32 | ? What do you call this ? You know , | |
49:34 | you're in a compilation video . That's cool too . | |
49:37 | All right . I need to talk to the homophone | |
49:41 | cow , but in the meantime , let's learn about | |
49:46 | fractions . Fractions are so awesome and so much fun | |
49:52 | . Many of you think so too . A couple | |
49:54 | of weeks ago we set up a poll on our | |
49:56 | channel and many of you voted for fractions as our | |
50:00 | next math video . That's really awesome . Thanks everyone | |
50:03 | for voting . And don't worry , we'll make the | |
50:05 | other two videos to later on . But this is | |
50:08 | all about fractions . All right , well let's start | |
50:13 | here . What is a fraction When we say the | |
50:17 | word fraction , what do we mean ? What is | |
50:19 | a fraction ? Well , a fraction is something that | |
50:25 | shows parts of a whole , let's say there's this | |
50:30 | lady named Cindy . Cindy has a pizza , which | |
50:36 | is great . She loves pizza . So yummy pizza | |
50:43 | . But then her friend chomsky arrives . You remember | |
50:46 | chomsky chomsky likes pizza too and he's a little bit | |
50:50 | hungry . So maybe Cindy isn't going to eat the | |
50:53 | whole pizza now , maybe they're gonna split it . | |
50:56 | What do you think ? So ? They split the | |
50:59 | pizza in half . Each of them get one half | |
51:03 | of the pizza that neat . Then everyone has pizza | |
51:08 | . Each of them have one half of the pizza | |
51:11 | . They split it right down the middle . Now | |
51:16 | remember a fraction is something that shows parts of a | |
51:20 | whole . So here is what the fraction looks like | |
51:25 | a one a line and the two that is the | |
51:29 | fraction . One half each of them . Cindy and | |
51:33 | chomsky , get one half of the pizza . So | |
51:39 | this is one half . It's a very important fraction | |
51:43 | because we use it all the time . Now , | |
51:46 | you might be wondering what do the numbers mean ? | |
51:49 | And how does it show one half ? Well , | |
51:55 | the bottom number shows the total number of parts . | |
52:01 | The top number shows how many parts we are talking | |
52:05 | about . Pretty simple . Let's go back to our | |
52:09 | example . Mhm . There are a total of two | |
52:15 | parts to the pizza , so there's a two on | |
52:18 | the bottom and Cindy just gets one part , that's | |
52:22 | the part we're talking about . So Cindy gets just | |
52:25 | one half of the pizza , she doesn't get the | |
52:28 | whole thing , she gets just one part , she | |
52:32 | gets one half . The bottom number of a fraction | |
52:37 | is called the denominator . The denominator is the total | |
52:41 | number of parts . The top number is called the | |
52:48 | numerator . The numerator tells us how many parts we | |
52:52 | are talking about in this case Cindy is having one | |
52:57 | part of the pizza , the other part of course | |
52:59 | is going to chomsky , let's try this , let's | |
53:05 | say there's another pizza and this pizza has four parts | |
53:09 | . The number four is the denominator because there are | |
53:14 | four pieces of pizza , four parts Mhm Let's say | |
53:22 | kelly shows up and wants to have one part of | |
53:26 | the pizza , one piece of the pizza , the | |
53:31 | numerator or the top number of the fraction is the | |
53:35 | number one because kelly is having one part or one | |
53:41 | piece of the pizza kelly is having 1/4 of the | |
53:47 | pizza . Pretty simple . Pretty fun fractions are awesome | |
53:53 | . Yeah . Now we're going to need your help | |
53:57 | help us figure out what fraction is it ? What | |
54:03 | fraction is it , wow , we're gonna have a | |
54:06 | great time . Let's say we have a group of | |
54:12 | five sports balls . One is a basketball , the | |
54:16 | other four are soccer balls . Let's figure out what | |
54:22 | fraction of the balls are basketballs , What fraction of | |
54:28 | the balls are basketballs ? So we know a fraction | |
54:36 | has a line in the middle and the top number | |
54:38 | is the numerator and the bottom number is the denominator | |
54:43 | . The denominator shows us the total number of parts | |
54:47 | or units . How many sports balls are there ? | |
54:52 | Yeah . 5 . 5 is the denominator . Good | |
54:59 | job . Now remember we're asking for the fraction of | |
55:04 | sports balls that are basketball's . So how many basketballs | |
55:09 | are there ? Yeah , just one . The number | |
55:16 | one is the numerator . So 1/5 of the sports | |
55:22 | balls are basketball's 1/5 . Great job . Let's try | |
55:29 | this final example let's say there are five pets . | |
55:34 | 5 pets two of them are dogs and three of | |
55:38 | them are cats . What fraction of the pets are | |
55:46 | cats ? Huh ? That's a good question . What | |
55:49 | fraction of the pets are cats ? Remember ? Here's | |
55:55 | what a fraction looks like . It's got a line | |
55:57 | in the middle with the top number being the numerator | |
56:00 | . And the bottom number is the denominator . So | |
56:08 | the total number of pets is five . What number | |
56:11 | is the denominator ? What number goes on the bottom | |
56:15 | ? Yeah . Yeah . 5 . 5 is the | |
56:20 | denominator . It tells us the total number of pets | |
56:24 | . Mhm . Remember we're asking for the fraction of | |
56:29 | the pets that are cats ? How many cats are | |
56:33 | there ? Yeah . three . So what's the numerator | |
56:39 | ? Yeah . 33 is the numerator . 3/5 of | |
56:46 | the pets are cats , wow that was so cool | |
56:54 | . But none of those catcher is special to me | |
56:57 | . As you Mr whiskers . Not even a fraction | |
57:00 | of my heart belongs to you . My whole heart | |
57:03 | . I love you . Mr Whiskers . I do | |
57:06 | I do . A fraction is something that shows parts | |
57:12 | of a whole . Mhm . The top number of | |
57:18 | a fraction is the numerator . How many parts we | |
57:21 | are talking about ? And the bottom number of a | |
57:24 | fraction is the denominator . The total number of parts | |
57:31 | . Hey petey . I know I know I heard | |
57:34 | about your plane . You know it's a cool plane | |
57:36 | you know and and it's it's neat . I don't | |
57:39 | know if it flies or you you look pretty confident | |
57:42 | that it's gonna fly which is cool . Yeah I | |
57:45 | see you . Hello . Thanks for waving . Thanks | |
57:49 | for saying hello . You know we're actually in the | |
57:51 | middle of learning , we're in the middle of learning | |
57:53 | a lot of new cool things right now . So | |
57:56 | I actually do have to go high . You're still | |
57:59 | waving . Okay . Um we're gonna go because now | |
58:03 | we need to learn about division . Division is such | |
58:08 | an awesome thing to be able to do . And | |
58:10 | you're going to have it all figured out you're gonna | |
58:12 | learn how to divide in this video . We're gonna | |
58:17 | start off with the story . There's this kid named | |
58:19 | Ethan and Ethan loves carrots , he loves carrots so | |
58:24 | much . He loves to snack on him , he | |
58:27 | loves when he gets to eat them . They're crunchy | |
58:29 | , they're tasty . Yeah , carrots are awesome . | |
58:34 | In fact , I'm literally eating a carrot right now | |
58:37 | . As I'm speaking , carrots are great for your | |
58:39 | skin . Carrots are great for your eyes , they're | |
58:41 | amazing . You're a great snack . And Ethan loves | |
58:45 | them . Well , Ethan has two friends over kevin | |
58:50 | and Chloe and they start to get hungry . Yeah | |
58:55 | . Mhm . Of course they all love carrots because | |
58:58 | carrots are like the perfect snack now in Ethan is | |
59:02 | house , there are only three carrots , they're just | |
59:05 | three carats . We are going to have to divide | |
59:10 | the three carats amongst the three kids . So let's | |
59:14 | figure this out . How many carats does each kid | |
59:18 | get , do you know ? Mhm . Uh huh | |
59:24 | . Each kid gets one carat pretty simple , right | |
59:28 | ? Three carats , three kids . Each kid gets | |
59:31 | one carrot . Mhm . Hey did you know we | |
59:35 | just did division ? Uh huh . We just did | |
59:38 | division . Division is pretty simple . You see division | |
59:43 | is splitting a number up by any given number . | |
59:47 | That's it . Just splitting a number up . Let's | |
59:52 | look at our story again , There were three carrots | |
59:55 | . And we divided those three carats by three because | |
60:00 | there are three people . Right ? The three kids | |
60:03 | that love carrots . And the answer of how many | |
60:06 | carats each kid gets is 1 . 3 divided by | |
60:11 | three equals one notice . Right ? Here is the | |
60:18 | division sign . This is what it looks like . | |
60:21 | When you see that sign , you could just say | |
60:23 | divided by . So this reads three , divided by | |
60:27 | three equals one . Let's try another example of division | |
60:33 | . Let's say there are eight presents , eight presents | |
60:37 | . And there are four women . And we want | |
60:40 | each of the women to get the same amount of | |
60:42 | presence as the other women . Because we want it | |
60:45 | to be fair Notice the division sign we are going | |
60:51 | to divide or split up eight x 4 . Remember | |
60:58 | to divide us to split up . Let's split these | |
61:01 | presents up into four equal groups . 1234 All right | |
61:08 | . How many presents does each woman get ? Uh | |
61:12 | huh . To each woman gets to presence . Isn't | |
61:20 | that cool ? Division is so much fun and it's | |
61:22 | so easy . Mhm . Mhm . Remember division is | |
61:26 | splitting a number up by any given number ? That's | |
61:30 | it . All right , now , it's time for | |
61:37 | division facts . We're going to learn some pretty interesting | |
61:41 | facts about division and you're gonna be like oh my | |
61:46 | goodness , like secrets . This is super cool . | |
61:49 | Okay so just look around . All right , make | |
61:52 | sure it's clear . All right . It's time for | |
61:55 | division facts . The first fact is this You can | |
62:05 | never divide by zero . It's true . You can | |
62:08 | never divide by zero . Even if you're a rule | |
62:11 | breaker and you're like I'm gonna do whatever I want | |
62:14 | . You still can never divide by zero . In | |
62:17 | fact , if a teacher ever gives you a test | |
62:20 | and you see a problem where you have to divide | |
62:23 | a number by zero just right on the test undefined | |
62:27 | because that's exactly what that answer would be undefined . | |
62:31 | It's impossible . Kind of like Mr Whiskers Math skills | |
62:37 | does Mr Whiskers do math in his head all day | |
62:40 | long . Who knows ? His Math skills are undefined | |
62:43 | . We just don't know . It's impossible to know | |
62:46 | . You know Mr Whiskers might know how to do | |
62:48 | division . Who knows ? Undefined . You can't divide | |
62:52 | by zero , you can never divide by zero . | |
62:58 | Mhm . If you ever see any division problem dividing | |
63:04 | by zero just right undefined it's impossible it's impossible . | |
63:09 | So just write undefined . The second fact is this | |
63:16 | you can write the division sign three ways . Uh | |
63:20 | huh . Not just with that traditional division sign you | |
63:24 | can write it like the division sign . Or you | |
63:27 | can write a division problem with the slash or with | |
63:31 | a horizontal line For example look at this 12 divided | |
63:38 | by three equals four . That's the original division sign | |
63:43 | . The one that you might see more regularly . | |
63:47 | Mm Yeah but here is the same equation written in | |
63:51 | a different way . 12 divided by three equals four | |
63:55 | . It's still a division sign but it's a slash | |
63:58 | . It means the same thing as the original division | |
64:02 | sign . Okay . Remember the division sign can also | |
64:06 | be a horizontal line . 12 divided by three equals | |
64:11 | four . That looks like a fraction , doesn't it | |
64:13 | ? The line in a fraction means divided by . | |
64:17 | These are the three ways that you can write the | |
64:24 | division sign . Pretty interesting . Alright . The final | |
64:30 | fact is this okay this is so awesome . You | |
64:37 | can flip the number of groups and the number in | |
64:40 | each group and the division problem stays true . For | |
64:45 | example 10 divided by two equals 5 and you can | |
64:49 | flip the two and the five and it stays true | |
64:55 | . Yeah that means 10 divided by five equals two | |
65:00 | . Isn't that interesting . 10 divided by two equals | |
65:03 | five and 10 divided by five equals two . You | |
65:07 | can flip the number of groups and the number in | |
65:10 | each group and it still stays true . Or look | |
65:14 | at this 18 divided by six equals three . Remember | |
65:18 | we can flip the number of groups and the number | |
65:21 | in each group and it still stays true . So | |
65:24 | we could switch the six and the three and it | |
65:27 | stays true . Okay , So 18 divided by three | |
65:33 | equals six . The six and the three can be | |
65:36 | flipped . So 18 divided by six equals three and | |
65:40 | 18 divided by three equals six . Pretty nifty . | |
65:44 | Those were some cool facts . You know , division | |
65:47 | is a great time . Division is splitting a number | |
65:50 | up by any given number . It's a lot of | |
65:53 | fun . And we hope you learned a whole lot | |
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