Ok niggas, today we gonna be learning basic arithmetic operations in the set of all natural numbers or in laymen terms, all non-negative integers.
First you need to know your numbers, there are:
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9. These are called Arabic Numerals (don't worry, they weren't terrorists)
It's very important that you realize,
2 is more than 1,
7 is more than 3,
but 4 is less than 9.
Numbers can go on forever, what in mathematics is called infinity.
Ok so today's lecture will cover addition and subtraction.
1+1=2
2+1=3
5+5=10
8+7=15
Now you can use more than just 2 numbers, just watch
5+7+9=21
Next we'll cover subtraction.
Unlike addition, instead of make our numbers go up, we'll be going down.
(Pay close attention King)
2-1=1
3-1=2
5-3=2
9-6=3
17-9=8
Now that you have the hang of subtraction, let's mix things up a bit.
3-1+7=9
11+17-5=23
Take the time to study this lecture and come in tomorrow with any questions.
Lecture Tomorrow=
Arithmetic Operations 1B
Multiplication and Division
It's starting to make sense...
I might make an A on my test, and it's all thanks to you Professor Paroxysm.
Professor Paroxysm, I heard of something called "ex" and "slash", what do they do and how can I use them?
I have some maths in school and want to do goods.
Please help me Professor Paroxysm,
Thankfully,
Dave84311
Can I have your autograph?
TEACHER TEACHER, I DON'T UNDERSTAND.
4+3-5+2=42?
Originally Posted by fabz
TEACHER TEACHER, I DON'T UNDERSTAND.
4+3-5+2=42?
u needz a spankerz
I'm so excited for the next lesson.
Now my daddy will be proud of me!
Skip to Calculus plox.
Originally Posted by fabz
TEACHER TEACHER, I DON'T UNDERSTAND.
4+3-5+2=42?
its fairly simple, tell the 3 and 5 to gtfo and join the 4 and 2 = 42
Originally Posted by darknezzrox
I'm so excited for the next lesson.
Now my daddy will be proud of me!
O.o
Well this helped me
Originally Posted by FORCE™
its fairly simple, tell the 3 and 5 to gtfo and join the 4 and 2 = 42
FUck, you need to teach me this shit.
Originally Posted by Dave84311
Professor Paroxysm, I heard of something called "ex" and "slash", what do they do and how can I use them?
I have some maths in school and want to do goods.
Please help me Professor Paroxysm,
Thankfully,
Dave84311
The Ex is for multiplication and the slash is for division.
I don't want bans almighty-Dave
Originally Posted by Paroxysm
Next we'll cover subtraction.
Unlike addition, instead of make our numbers go up, we'll be going down.
(Pay close attention King)
I lol'd. Nice job.
wait, if 7>3, 2<1, and 4<9, therefore:
2<1, then 2(2) < 1(2)
then: 2(2) < 1(2) = 4 < 2
but, 2 < 1. but 4 < 9, so therefore
4 < 2
or, 1+1= 2
Originally Posted by FORCE™
its fairly simple, tell the 3 and 5 to gtfo and join the 4 and 2 = 42