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Solving problems with percent

By MathPlanetVideos

A skirt cost $35 regulary in a shop. At a sale the price of the skirtreduces with 30%. How much will the skirt cost after the discount?

Idioms Lessons for Kids - 4 Cool Idioms!

By dek2635

This video explains four common idioms including, "apple of my eye;" "a leopard cannot change its spots;" "costing an arm and a leg;" and "a drop in the bucket/ocean."

Multiplying decimals 1

By Khan Academy

We're multiplying decimals again, but this time answering a common question: what's the cost of filling up the car tank?

Solving Inequalities Using Multiplication and Division with Danny

Financial Support: Bootstrapping (English for Business)

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In this video, we will discuss bootstrapping. We will look at four ways entrepreneurs fund or finance their new product or business using their own money and hard work.

State Verbs

This video introduces state verbs—verbs that have a continuous meaning and is used with the simple tenses. Examples of state verbs include: be, have, cost, need, want, like, love, hate, believe, think, know, and hope.

Unit conversion word problem: roadtrip

By Khan Academy

The challenge in a word problem sometimes is knowing which numbers to choose when creating a simple equation. In this unit conversion word problem we'll answer the common question: "How much will a road trip cost me in gas?"

Composing expressions

By MathPlanetVideos

Write an expression that describes the situation: Anna and her parents are going to the movies. Each ticket costs $8 and Anna also wants popcorn which is an additional $3. How much did they pay.

Units

By Khan Academy

Sal solves a word problem where he finds the cost of gas in a road trip given the car's fuel efficiency, length of the trip, and price of gas.

Idioms

By WarnerJordanEducation

This video introduces idioms as figures of speech whose literal meaning does not convey the figurative meaning it has in English. Several good examples and explanations are given: kick the bucket, break a leg, and cost an arm and a leg to name a few. Annotations and simple illustration accompany the examples.

Rates

By Anywhere Math

Comparing Fractions (4.NF.A.2)

By EducateNF

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3.NF.3b Recognize/Generate Equiv. Fractions

By Nate Clark

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Innovative Common Core Aligned Supplemental Programs by Lumos Learning

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Formal Research: Advantages and Disadvantages - Part 1 (Business English)

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In this video, we will discuss formal market research in more detail. We will talk about the advantages and the disadvantages. We will also look at the three basic parts of a new product survey and discuss sample question structure. This video is Part 1 of 2.