Wow. Three minutes helped me learn rather than a 1-hour lecture in school about prime factorization.

@yeminadiv

4 жыл бұрын

same

@sdaewdaws

4 жыл бұрын

ikr

@RiotMcpe

3 жыл бұрын

Ikr

@kaihimself7448

3 жыл бұрын

Fax

At least this guy teaches without shouting at me every minute 😂

@xunxuefeng9194

3 жыл бұрын

Fallout boy Skits of course this is not school

@shellyschwab7245

3 жыл бұрын

dude this is to help you.

@confusedgroundhog4465

3 жыл бұрын

@@xunxuefeng9194 she knows that,it's a really cool thing called a joke -_-"

@confusedgroundhog4465

3 жыл бұрын

@@shellyschwab7245 read what I said to xun

@felixtrent6689

3 жыл бұрын

Pro trick: watch movies on kaldrostream. Been using them for watching a lot of movies lately.

"Thats about as good as it gets" Jimmy Chan

@confusedgroundhog4465

3 жыл бұрын

@Roman Solorzano it's a joke bruh

@phyxeltanjay205

3 жыл бұрын

this is jackie chan's son

@yoda6818

2 жыл бұрын

Its *chang* bro

🙏🏻 I have a test tomorrow and we need to do this in the test, so I’m up at 10:00 o’clock watching this vid to make sure I have it down The textbook words it so much more confusing

@marydenehy8435

Жыл бұрын

Exact same

Thanks man ur acc such a legend at explaining maths!

So my straight A 6th grade advanced math Daughter brings home her first ever D!..I being a math fossil Mom turn to KZread...find this video and WE undertand it as soon as we are done watching it! THANKS FOR THE SAVE FROM US BOTH! When she retakes the test I bet she gets an A+! Thanks for doing this video..a life saver..she is so happy now!

@shimona

6 жыл бұрын

lmao 6th grade cant do LCM and gets a D

@ajtheheartcatcher7332

6 жыл бұрын

Darlene Johnson i learnt LCM when I was in 4th grade...

@dnd4556

6 жыл бұрын

Darlene Johnson wow lol this is all easy the problem is the fractions and all that

@randomuser-mm9wy

5 жыл бұрын

@@zackl7467 You learn how to add in first grade,you learn it again in third

@samara2967

5 жыл бұрын

i learned lcm in 5 th grade

I wish that dude was my math teacher 😂

I’m studying maths at Uni and I needed this, thanks.

@OGKanyeWest

2 жыл бұрын

im studying this in the 8th grade lmao

Imagine every class was this simple and easy to learn we’d get way better grades and graduate earlier seriously I learned more in this video than in a 2 hour class

@justright2357

2 жыл бұрын

Facts

every single textbook i own, even the really good engineering maths books, dont explain where they get the end numbers from and how you collect them from the one that has the most off them. This has cleared it right up. Thanks Jimmy you really are the best!

I have an exam soon and this helped very much! Thank you eHow and Jimmy Chang. :) :)

Thank you Jimmy that was totally what I needed to hear. You Rock!

he explains things so well man like at least he isn't just doing a problem and saying he "explained the problem"

Currently tutoring someone and needed a quick review. Thank you so much!

Thanks Jimmy, this is the only video that I understand on LCM

Your videos help me always I just want to say thank you

OMG thank you so much that really helped me understand the concept better!!

The best teacher ever!!!

Thank you! You simplified it for me!

Can we just appreciate that he made Prime Factorization easy for us and made it more understandable? 😂

You helped me practice for my test in 3 minutes respect

Thank you, Jimmy Chang!!

OMG YOU SAVED MY LIFE THANK YOU SO MUCH.

This video gives me the best explanation in You Tube. I’ve been searching for like this vids😅

Thank you this helped me with my math that i was stuck on! :)

I worked for a day thanks you helped this video helped me a lot. 🙏🏻

this helped me a lot my test is going to start in a few minutes im grade 7 so this is soo help full

i learned more from this than my tutor.:) haha

thanks Mr.Jimmy Chang !

What if they have no number pairs? like 35 7 x 5 only what do you circle?

@tiavee

Жыл бұрын

Since both numbers are prime, you essentially multiply 7 and 5 and get the product of 35. If you're listing the multiples of 7 and 5, what's the first number they have in common? Also, there's no need to use factor trees because the only factors for 7 are 1 and itself. The only factors for 5 are 1 and itself. 1 is neither prime nor composite, so don't worry about it; multiply 7 and 5 together.

I can't thank you enough! You taught something in 3 minutes whereas my teacher still couldn't teach us the same thing in 4 lessons.

Yo thanks so much eHow and Jimmy Chang>33 :))

Awesome video bro!

this helps me so much with math 1116..thank you!!

This helped me so much to revise wow thx

Thank you soooo much!!!

Great video. Thanks

Excellent! Ty!

Thank you!! This video helped me so so much!!

Thank you it really helped me alot

Thanks great guide

Very helpful to me

you fixed my current problem that i was facing. Thanks man and keep up the good work!!!

Needed a refresher for the FTCE! Thank you so much :) Super helpful! Can you believe they are teaching us to find LCM via multiples? Absolutley not. Waste of time. Factor tree's are heavenly!

THANK YOU!!!

Oh my god THANK YOU , finnaly a video that helps!

Thanks for the help

Thank you!

helped me so much thanks

Thank you so so much

thanks jimmy i appriciate it

thanks eHow I needed this

Thanks you helped me a lot

VERY HELPFUL

THANK YOU SOOO MUCH I UNDERSTAND IT NOW!!

Thanks Jimmy

Really helpful thanks

yay I'm the 1000 like! Btw great explaining after this I found LCM super easy thx :)

Thank you jimmy

Thanks man.

you helped a ton

Thanks Alote might have saved my math test score

I'll give you a like because its covid right now and my teacher can't help me thanks alot :)

thank u!

THANK YOU

I LOVE YOU JIMMY

Very helpful

WOW thank you

A very useful video. You had helped me. I understand using factor tree to find the LCM than other methods. Give a “like” if you agree

Thank you

Jimmy Chang is goated

Thank you l understand now 👍😜

Oh my Thank you soooooooooooooooo much

thank YOU

Thank You

Not bad my friend.....can you do some more complicated ones!!! Thanks

2k like Also thanks for the tutorial needed a quick review cause I totally forgot this from 6th grade

thank you this made me have a perfect score in my exam

TYSM BRO

Better than my textbook that's for sure

Amazing

omg TY!!!!!!

Thx :)))

Thank uu

Thank u so much now I won’t fail

What type of a board are you using ? Can you name it please

One thing I wish I had known is if you have to take the highest of EACH of the factors, so if there are 3 different numbers like 2,3, 5, you take the highest of each. If there is 2,3,5,and 7 you have to take the highest of each and multiply them. Our textbook only gave an example like this with 2 and 3.

U taught me more than my last three math classes 💀

I love how his mic sedativity is so high you here his saliva

@Jasmine-re9dh

3 жыл бұрын

oh

Thanks ur my saviour I have homework 😞😊

What if I am dividing it by 42 and 24, would it still work

You legend

I wish all school was taught this way... Thx

Bro ur a god

If there are 3 two's will i add 3 or just two?

How do u write!!! Behind the board and the figures are seen correct on the front!! U are a genius

What if both problem have the same largest prime factorizations that are prime at the end like if both at the end have 3 2’s

thx

this saved my life for my semi-final exam

Can you do one with a prime number?