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  2. Intro to the imaginary numbers (video) | Khan Academy

    To explain this, first you must know that i^2 is equal to -1 because i=√ (-1) and √ (-1)* √ (-1) cancels out the √ and therefore gives you a -1. So back to the question, i^4 can be broken down into (i) (i^3) …

  3. Intro to ratios (video) | Ratios | Khan Academy

    I know a lot about ratios, but can I have someone explain to me what a unit rate is and how to find one?

  4. Derivatives: definition and basic rules - Math | Khan Academy

    Up next for you: Secant lines & average rate of change Get 3 of 4 questions to level up!

  5. The Earth-sun-moon system | Khan Academy

    Explain how the positions of the Earth, moon, and Sun cause lunar phases and eclipses. Distinguish between total and partial lunar eclipses and identify when they occur in the moon’s orbit.

  6. Positive & negative intervals of polynomials - Khan Academy

    In the hints, it even looks like they changed the interval to fit their answer. Please explain I've already watched the video for this and the article spending many hours trying to figure this out.

  7. Trigonometric ratios in right triangles - Khan Academy

    Can you explain the multiple choice question, The Khan explanation didn't really help me.

  8. Understanding volume (liters) (video) | Khan Academy

    Posted 2 years ago. Direct link to KitKatKittyKat's post “Please someone EXPLAIN......”

  9. Enthalpy (video) | Thermodynamics | Khan Academy

    Can someone explain how to calculate the bond enthalpies using the enthalpy of reaction if the molecule is not made up of a set of uniform bonds? (i.e. is not like CH4?)

  10. Christopher Columbus (video) | Khan Academy

    There's a way to do that with trigonometry, and it works, but don't ask me to explain it to you because I can't do that myself.