Integers – Basic understanding
When you watch this video, you will see that integers can be thought of moving up and down in an elevator When moving up, the sign will be positive and when moving down, the sign will be negative. Once you…
Maths Education | Wiskundeonderrig
Maths Education | Wiskundeonderrig
When you watch this video, you will see that integers can be thought of moving up and down in an elevator When moving up, the sign will be positive and when moving down, the sign will be negative. Once you…
How do you determine an item’s price if there is a percentage increase or decrease? In other words, what should you pay if there is a discount or if there is an increase in the price? To determine the new…
This video consists of calculations to practice the laws of exponents on a basic level. The order of operations plays an important part and Grade 7 learners, ages 12 and up, will benefit to practice the different calculations.
To understand what percentages are, think of it in terms of “per cent”. The “per” means “out of” and the “cent” refers to one hundred. So, “percentage” means out of a hundred. Percentages can be written as common fractions. For…
Is 2 + 3 x 4 equal to 20 or is it equal to 14? Why are there different answers? To prevent different answers to a calculation, we need to follow a specific order. Thus, we need to apply the…
When doing operations with whole numbers, it is important to know that zero is the identity element of addition and 1 is the identity element of multiplication. What does that mean? When adding a zero to any number, the number’s…