Pythagorean Theorem

Pythagorean Theorem example explained step by step. Mathmeeting.com

[@non___sentient]

Thank you dude you're a life saver! Far better explanation than the math teacher I have haha

[@pancake4691]

you’re a lifesaver. I’m in 8th grade and this really helped me. Sometimes I zone out in class or don’t take enough notes and then I come home without knowing how to do my homework. But then I found this video, again tysm!!

[@user-ib5ko7zw4v]

Now you are in university

[@dickeylow]

@@user-ib5ko7zw4vcrazy (I’m grade 8 and my teacher didn’t teach this)

[@JoeTierno]

That is the best explanation I have ever seen. No assumptions of previous knowledge, just concise explanations without verbal ticks or clever tricks. This would have been helpful in the 1950s when I was in the 6th grade.

[@dellisbro3285]

So your 78?

[@JoeTierno]

75

[@Eric345]

I wonder sometimes if I'll make it to 75. (Currently 18)

[@paulojonathan3161]

bro wake up it's 1950,i have found a way to solve pythagorean theorem easily.

[@skandaa.k4697]

Thanks man I'm in 8th grade and this really helped me!

[@MathMeeting]

Glad to help

[@blackbarbieincouture5938]

Sameeeeee

[@Rainjojo]

Skanda A.K samee

[@itsmeandyd]

Me too!

[@gensink3575]

Same

[@4EntertainmentOnly]

Thanks for clarifying what my professor couldn't

[@ethug6843]

Thanks, I'm in an accelerated program so my teacher never has time to explain things twice. You helped me a lot.

[@samahpt2]

Thanks. This helped a lot.

[@iZAPMath]

Great explanation and easy to follow!

[@buttercupwthhoney]

Thank you for making these videos!

[@Electric-Wind-Hook-Fist]

Thanks. Learning this in grade 8. Having a quiz before the christmas break, wish me luck! :D

[@dajdaj3263]

What were the values of the three sides of the triangle in the Lecture 1 video?

[@sudeshnijeet9944]

Thanks my son is in year 8 and u helped him understand thank u very much 👍😄😄😄😄

[@ISmileAlotSmileWithMe]

To get C you can also square root a2 +b2. If u have and are allowed to use a calculator.

[@briangaming2394]

I'm in advanced math. In 6th Grade.. This helped!

[@celliezabellevalmonte6194]

thanks for the vid. It was a great help for my lecture the other day.

[@ag9667]

thank you this really helped alot :D

[@dylan.amcnamee2875]

Thanks bro this really helped me 😀😁😀😣😁😁😁😟🤓

[@DomLeDonk]

God bless you.

[@versiemartin]

thanks for the help

[@skellisux4317]

Whos here cz he have math test tommorrow ;-)

[@JeffBPranksTv16]

That's BANG ON !! No long ting easy simple on the spot explained it super unlike other people that don't know what there are doing and read out off a sheet thank you so much

[@soap4082]

tysm

[@flash2065]

god bless you

[@1intellegent]

Good teaching!

[@shairaalcantar8414]

I finaly get it thnks

[@michelleali-mohammed5264]

Amazing

[@damilolababajide4480]

Loved it so much

[@sambutterfield1749]

I am in fifth grade and I have already learned this!

[@yourturnxbox1194]

Im in tenth grade i cant

[@chumbo8032]

bro what, im in year 9 and we are literally learning this tday

[@sambutterfield1749]

Chumbo ! Lmaoo made this comment five years ago. I used the pythagorean theorum like a lot this year (I'm in tenth now). I remember this video though lol. Good luck with the math bro!

[@chumbo8032]

@@sambutterfield1749 thanks my bro, respect 🙌

[@laurens6981]

I learned this in 6th grade it was easy

[@richboidrey1536]

This helped me for the ASVAB. Thanks

[@kevinstevetenempaguay2874]

Does it matter which is a and b?

[@mastercoyote9349]

No it doesn’t,but it does matter about wich one is c

[@skellisux4317]

No c doesnt b doesnt and a doesnt you just need to know the hypotenuse no need to call it c or a or b or anything else its optional same as numbers

[@City_Stars_AG]

Thank you! it 1am and now I can sleep rest ashured that I can take the midterm tmr

[@blackbarbieincouture5938]

Omgggg thanks

[@darkgrey1234]

Wow I just.. thanks!

[@arindamkumarmitra866]

but how did he right 5 and why because square root of a no is no multiplied by itself

[@keiranrooker6861]

how do you find out square roots

[@naderih1]

Using a calculator

[@darkestshade3448]

I'm learning it now it sucks I have so much homework

[@bruceproductions1598]

so say my (c=17 ft) and (b=8 ft) how would I solve (a)?

[@gensink3575]

Ik this is old but for others that want to know it's 17 squared - 8 squared = a squared

[@WeSpeakFootball2808]

brillant

[@hyurinmaru08senpai75]

Who's here because of sir gerawa?😶

[@randyreatile8387]

what if the you get an answer like the square root of 74

[@dailydoseofimari6234]

Thanks

[@nilasari8429]

Tbh, I'm in 6th grade in Malaysia. We doesn't need to know this but whatever

[@bobmartin9918]

you dident explain how to get a short side.

[@nicoleblessingkabeya2635]

not giving the right information

[@nicoleblessingkabeya2635]

not giving the right information