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Sign in or create an account to view this clipPBS Math Club: Five Friendship Bracelets
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The math club illustrates how the distributive property is useful when working with variables. They need to make five friendship bracelets and know the materials required to make a single bracelet. Using the distributive property, they find out the total number of materials needed to create all five bracelets. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipBeakman's World: Arch Bridges
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In this clip, Beakman explains the science behind arches and arch bridges. He describes how they distribute mass and demonstrates through a "risky" experiment that they will hold even though their separate blocks are not held together. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipPBS Math Club: How Many Bracelets Can We Make?
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Members of the math club use the distributive property in reverse with variables to determine the number of friendship bracelets they can make with the number of materials they have available. They explain the steps they took to arrive at their answer. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipThe Wonder Years: Lemonade Word Problem
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Math-driven anxiety causes Kevin to hallucinate his mother asking him about the volume and distribution of lemonade. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipBeakman's World: Cylinders are Strong
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Beakman challenge to put a straw through an uncooked potato. He does it and explains it's possible because it's a cylinder. He then uses a table with a bunch of cylinder legs in it to show why cylinders are strong (but only from the top). He further demonstrates this by rolling a piece of paper into a cylinder and showing it can hold up a brick. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipCrash Course: Statistics: Bimodal/Multimodal Data
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Describes how to interpret data with multiple peaks. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipCrash Course: Statistics: Using the Binomial Formula
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Illustrates when it's easier to use the binomial formula. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipCrash Course: Statistics: Example: Binomial and Binomial Coefficient Formulas
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An example of using the binomial and binomial coefficient formulas. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipCrash Course: Statistics: The Geometric Probability Formula
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Illustrates and explains the Geometric Probability Formula.