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Math is series of equations using numbers and variables to solve problems. Learn how to use and understand math for basic problems and in everyday life with tips from a math professor in this free video math lesson series.

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  1. Some easy ways to learn math include making math lessons fun and exciting by relating math to current events, pop culture and other everyday issues. Make learning math fun by gradually progressing to more difficult lessons with advice from a math professor in this free video math lesson.

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  2. In cooking, math is applied frequently to convert different units of measurement and adjust the ratio of a recipe. Avoid messing up a recipe and cooking bad food by getting measurements right with instructions from a math professor in this free video on math and cooking.

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  3. To calculate standard GPA, add together the numerical value of each letter grade and divide by the total number of classes. Determine standard GPA by using basic mathematical calculations with instructions from a math professor in this free video on calculating grade point average.

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  4. Improve GMAT test math scores by studying the four basic areas of the test, which include arithmetic, algebra, geometry and word problems. Use practice GMAT exams to help improve scores with tips from a math professor in this free video math lesson.

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  5. Math can be introduced to a toddler by counting objects, creating simple patterns and demonstrating how different objects have different sizes. Let a toddler watch educational television to help with math skills using tips from a math professor in this free video on teaching toddlers math.

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  6. Make a chart or graph by starting with zero and creating a horizontal X axis and a vertical Y axis. Plot points on a graph or chart using coordinates on an axis with instructions from a math professor in this free video math lesson.

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  7. Solve algebraic equations by isolating the variable that needs to be identified and keeping the equation balanced. Be sure to read the algebraic equation instructions carefully for the solution with tips from a math professor in this free video math lesson.

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  8. Pass the GED math test by practicing with a calculator, working on basic geometry and algebra and drilling multiplication tables. Learn about the Pythagorean theorem, fractions and decimals to pass the GED math test with instructions from a math professor in this free video math lesson.

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  9. Like terms are simplified in math by combining terms that are similar to form one larger term. Get instructions for combining any matching variables, including X and Y variables, from a math professor in this free video math lesson.

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  10. Math equations are solved by isolating the variable through a series of actions that move unrelated numbers and variables to the opposite side of the equation. Find out how the opposite action is used to balance a math equation with instructions from a math professor in this free video math lesson.

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  11. There are two kinds of math sequences that can be solved: arithmetic sequences and geometric sequences. An arithmetic sequence is solved by adding or subtracting the same number, while geometric sequences use division and multiplication. Learn more about solving math sequences with instructions from a math professor in this free video math lesson.

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  12. Solving algebra math problems step-by-step is important in order to avoid missing a number or step and ending up with the wrong answer. Get step-by-step instructions for solving algebra problems with tips from a math professor in this free video math lesson.

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  13. To subtract exponents, be sure that the base numbers or variables match and then subtract the bottom exponent from the top exponent. Learn how to deal with math problems where the top exponent is less than the bottom exponent with instructions from a math professor in this free video math lesson.

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  14. When subtracting mixed numbers with regrouping, solve the equation of the fractions before working on the whole numbers. Discover how to create a matching denominator to subtract mixed numbers with tips from a math professor in this free video math lesson.

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  15. Using a number line to subtract real numbers, or numbers that are not complex or imaginary, helps give a math equation a visual aid. Move to the left when subtracting real numbers on a number line with instructions from a math professor in this free video math lesson.

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  16. Tutor math by ensuring students know how to read and understand math terminology in simple terms. Help a math student practice the basics of math equations with tips from a math professor in this free video on tutoring.

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Mathematics is used in virtually every aspect of everyday life. From the basic rules of counting, calculating and measuring, to complicated theorems and formulas, math forms the basis for what is absolutely known fact. Incorporating elements of logic and abstraction, mathematics is found in many career fields such as the natural sciences, the medical field, engineering and even music. In this free video series math lesson, a mathematics professor demonstrates how to solve a variety of problems and equations. Get step-by-step instructions for solving basic math equations, algebra problems and math problems dealing with fractions and mixed numbers. Find out how to use math in cooking and for determining a standard GPA. With the right information and guidance, anyone can master basic math skills.

 
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Jimmy Chang Jimmy Chang has been a math teacher at St. Pete College for more than eight years. He has a master's degree in math, and his specialties include calculus, algebra, liberal arts, math and trigonometry.dkdk

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