I'm not that great at maths. In Algebra for Business we were asked the first day what we hoped to get out of the class.
I thought back at a frustrating math situation. Renting a car. Days plus miles. Which offer is the best deal? How could I prove mathematicaly what I intuit is true based on my stay and anticipated miles? And right off the bat, that was the very first word problem in the book. Turns out to be a break even thing, you find mathematically where they are even.
This video is 640 X 360, says so in the embed code that is copy/pasted into the html here, and the width in this blog template is 550, comfortably 525. So the math is this:
640 525
360 = x
I think what you do is multiple 360 x 525 then divide 640 = 295.3125
But I'm not sure. So I opened a new document in Photoshop with dimensions of 640x360 and changed the width to 525 keeping proportions and it filled in the answer close to 295.
