Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Ever wondered just how much of a medication your specific body needs? Well don't do this math at home! Not unless your doctor says you can at least. In this video Doug was instructed by his doctor to experiment with different dosages of some sleep aid medication. Being the math nerd he is he decided to use some empirical evidence and math to calculate exactly what he would need for the perfect nights rest.
Math The World is dedicated to bringing real world math problems into the classroom and answering the age old question “when will I ever use this?”
We use unique topics for algebra, trigonometry, calculus, and much more and go beyond context problems and use a technique called mathematical modeling to find solutions to real world questions and real world problems. These videos are great for students who plan to enter technical fields that require real world problem solving, and can be a great resource for teachers looking for ways to bring real world contexts into their classroom.
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Twitter/X: twitter.com/math_the_world
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Email: MathTheWorld@byu.edu
Created by Doug Corey
Script: Doug Corey and Jennifer Canizales
Audio: Doug Corey
Animation: Jennifer Canizales
Music: Coma Media
© 2023 BYU
Ever wondered just how much of a medication your specific body needs? Well don't do this math at home! Not unless your doctor says you can at least. In this video Doug was instructed by his doctor to experiment with different dosages of some sleep aid medication. Being the math nerd he is he decided to use some empirical evidence and math to calculate exactly what he would need for the perfect nights rest.
Math The World is dedicated to bringing real world math problems into the classroom and answering the age old question “when will I ever use this?”
We use unique topics for algebra, trigonometry, calculus, and much more and go beyond context problems and use a technique called mathematical modeling to find solutions to real world questions and real world problems. These videos are great for students who plan to enter technical fields that require real world problem solving, and can be a great resource for teachers looking for ways to bring real world contexts into their classroom.
Instagram: instagram.com/maththeworld
Twitter/X: twitter.com/math_the_world
Facebook: facebook.com/maththeworldproject
Email: MathTheWorld@byu.edu
Created by Doug Corey
Script: Doug Corey and Jennifer Canizales
Audio: Doug Corey
Animation: Jennifer Canizales
Music: Coma Media
© 2023 BYU
