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student	kk gotcha	18,801	109	[]
volunteer	same with parenthesis, m(c+b) is m times (c+b)	18,801	110	[]
student	ok so like this	18,801	111	[]
volunteer	yep	18,801	112	[]
student	so thats the answer?	18,801	113	[]
volunteer	no, that's still the original question	18,801	114	[]
volunteer	we still haven't done anything to isolate h!	18,801	115	[]
student	ohh right we solving for h	18,801	116	[]
student	but we multiplied the h as well?	18,801	117	[]
student	and not the v	18,801	118	[]
student	see this is where i gt confused at	18,801	119	[]
volunteer	we want to isolate h, so we need to move everything else (l and w) to the other side	18,801	120	[]
volunteer	since l, w, and h are all multiplied	18,801	121	[]
volunteer	we can move one of them to the other side by...---	18,801	122	[]
student	dividing?	18,801	123	[]
volunteer	yes	18,801	124	[]
student	ok can u give me a problem just like this	18,801	125	[]
student	but with diff letters	18,801	126	[]
student	and i solve on my own	18,801	127	[]
volunteer	do you understand how to do it?	18,801	128	[]
volunteer	how did you arrive at that answer	18,801	129	[]
student	we solve for h so by diving it brings the V	18,801	130	[]
student	and we put the V on top since we dividing so it doesnt go on bottom	18,801	131	[]
volunteer	ok, do you understand?	18,801	132	[]
student	i will see if i do with a new problem just like this	18,801	133	[]
student	ill do it on my own	18,801	134	[]
student	no i man	18,801	135	[]
student	like	18,801	136	[]
student	nvm that is just like it	18,801	137	[]
student	like this?	18,801	138	[]
volunteer	yup!	18,801	139	[]
volunteer	great job!!	18,801	140	[]
student	:0	18,801	141	[]
student	:)*	18,801	142	[]
student	Ok next onee!	18,801	143	[]
student	wait let me write this	18,801	144	[]
student	on paper	18,801	145	[]
student	redo it	18,801	146	[]
student	done next	18,801	147	[]
student	okk this is diff	18,801	148	[]
student	add h?	18,801	149	[]
volunteer	we want to remove the other things like y and w	18,801	150	[]
volunteer	we don't want to move the thing we are solving for	18,801	151	[]
student	ok so add w?	18,801	152	[]
student	or we work left to right so y?	18,801	153	[]
volunteer	it doesn't matter what order you pick since there are no parenthesis or exponents here	18,801	154	[]
volunteer	either works	18,801	155	[]
student	kk	18,801	156	[]
student	like this?	18,801	157	[]
volunteer	if you subtract y from y-w-h, what happens to the y	18,801	158	[]
volunteer	(y-w-h) minus y	18,801	159	[]
volunteer	in y-w-h, y is positive but now you are subtracting a y from it.	18,801	160	[]
volunteer	so... what will you get on the right side after you subtract y?	18,801	161	[]
student	y is gone?	18,801	162	[]
student	oh its positive	18,801	163	[]
volunteer	yes, its basically like y-y	18,801	164	[]
volunteer	you are subtracting the y away, making h more isolated!	18,801	165	[]
student	wait so subtract again?	18,801	166	[]
student	oh nvm i see	18,801	167	[]
student	wait so its yw-h?	18,801	168	[]
student	bc the w becomes positive too	18,801	169	[]
volunteer	no, y was there, and now you subracted y from it so now its gone.	18,801	170	[]
volunteer	that's it, nothing else happens.	18,801	171	[]
student	wait what	18,801	172	[]
student	can u write that out	18,801	173	[]
student	i need to like visually see	18,801	174	[]
volunteer	the number of Y's is positive one. there is a single y.	18,801	175	[]
volunteer	right?	18,801	176	[]
volunteer	now if you are going to subtract a y from that side, you are SUBTRACTING or REMOVING a y from that side. Thus, the y on this side will be gone.	18,801	177	[]
student	ok	18,801	178	[]
student	ok i see holdon	18,801	179	[]
student	Emily rewrite this out	18,801	180	[ { "pii_type": "PERSON", "surrogate": "Emily", "start": 0, "end": 5 } ]
student	can u like write it with the pin thing on hre	18,801	181	[]
student	like subtracting the y	18,801	182	[]
volunteer	ok, I have to go for a few minutes but I'll try to come back soon	18,801	183	[]
student	ok	18,801	184	[]
student	when will u be back?	18,801	185	[]
student	lmk when your back i will go brb as well please dont end the session	18,801	186	[]
student	back	18,801	187	[]
volunteer	I am sorry about that, I left my home and I didn't have network connection for a while to reconnect to the chat.	18,801	188	[]
volunteer	Hi again	18,855	0	[]
student	Hi sorry I had to leave	18,855	1	[]
volunteer	I did respond to you, but I don't think you saw it.	18,855	2	[]
student	Oh I’m sorry	18,855	3	[]
student	Idk my phone is messing up	18,855	4	[]
volunteer	You can upload the image again.	18,855	5	[]
volunteer	Do you understand what mean is?	18,855	6	[]
student	Is it were you add all the # and then devide	18,855	7	[]
student	Divide	18,855	8	[]
volunteer	Yes, similar to average.	18,855	9	[]
student	Ohhhh	18,855	10	[]
student	Ok	18,855	11	[]
volunteer	For a, it asks for the fastest typical race time, this would be focusing on the average.	18,855	12	[]
student	I’m also taking notes so take me a while	18,855	13	[]
student	I’m also taking notes so take me a while	18,855	14	[]
volunteer	Okay, take your time.	18,855	15	[]
student	Ok I’m. Ready	18,855	16	[]
volunteer	You can read above on my comments for a.	18,855	17	[]
student	Would it be 3.99	18,855	18	[]
student	Second	18,855	19	[]

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