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[@shadowspector3611]

6:56 It’s actually 9. While PEMDAS does suggest that you multiple first before you divide, multiplication and division actually have the exact same priority in the orders of operation. When you see both of them appear, you work from left to right so you divide first before multiplying. The same goes for addition and subtraction.

[@tffbwd1]

That’s why they switched PEMDAS to the other thing that starts with a G

[@robowealthy820]

Never heard of PEMDAS, was always taught BIDMAS and BODMAS (brackets, indices, division, multiplication, addition, subtraction), (the 'o' is 'other' - not very technical, I know).

[@limyuxuanclare]

@Robo Wealthy It actually represents “order” if I’m not wrong

[@robowealthy820]

@@limyuxuanclare Huh, I was taught it meant 'other', guess each school probably teaches it differently.

[@saundraaa]

yeah, some of them are grouped together: [parentheses], [exponents], [multiplication & division], [addition & subtraction] if you have multiplication and division in one equation, you would just solve left to right after solving parentheses and exponents.

[@hungrymusicwolf]

2:02 "A new core memory" 3:20 This hurt me a little inside yet still made me laugh at the same time.

[@SethAshcraft]

I think you watched inside out

[@iangutan1284]

7:03 9 is the correct answer, because division and multiplication are on the same level priority is given to the first one. Knowing this: 6 : 2 x (2 + 1) = 3 x 3 = 9

[@pengine6096]

My phone calculator got 2, Apple calculator kind of sucks

[@boboliger3306]

@@pengine6096 you prob put the numbers wrong it came up 9

[@GemCandy]

Almost choked on my drink from the way how Jack said 'Ima try it on!" at 7:12 XD

[@thenamesniva5193]

Sometimes you just need a little laughter in your day, and that’s alright

[@BlueAnimatedArt]

@K A E L Y N 💋 scam bot

[@TheRedBeanieGuy]

@K A E L Y N 💋 uhm.... What?

[@guyfierioverlord7637]

i like ur pfp

[@BlueAnimatedArt]

Are you the android sent by cyberlife?

[@Syreyup]

Connor. Conny. May I call you Con? Why are you everywhere? I see you on Betas channel. I see you here. Where are you gonna be next? Ivycomb? EzPz? Jacksfilms? JimmyHere? My fucking channel? I get you're the android sent by cyberlife but you don't need teleportation cheats!

[@HeyItsAlice66]

1:12 comic actually got me feeling bad for the bear

[@Laughstalk87]

Worst part is that it was a brown bear 💀

[@angryliz]

@@Laughstalk87 🤨

[@mysanity_islow]

@@angryliz brown bears attacc

[@Mr_Original]

Glad I'm not the only one.

[@ngodiecphen4146]

@@Laughstalk87 🤨

[@itai1161]

6:48 actually would be 9, jack! when it says multiplication then division, it doesn’t actually mean one or the other first. it actually just ends up being the one that comes first from left to right.

[@infiniteplanes5775]

However, multiplication of two things right next to each other is higher priority than those separated by a symbol so the correct answer is 1

[@superhypercrazy6821]

@@infiniteplanes5775 Parentheses first means do the thing inside the parentheses first, not do anything to do with parentheses first. If you had 2(3), why would you do it differently compared to 2*3? They're the same thing.

[@enderdrane]

Now i see why people say math is hard...

[@itai1161]

@@infiniteplanes5775 symbol vs no symbol means absolutely nothing lmao. it’s just two different ways to write the equation

[@khameriengibson1975]

1

[@mezamatt2248]

7:00 - 9 is correct because multiplication and division is done from left to right, with the parentheses coming before everything

[@thebois9331]

Yea, people get confused with PEMDAS and BODMAS. Both are generally the same but the division and multiplication are switched. Division and multiplication dont have a specified priority over one another so you work left to right (if multiplication comes first in the number sentence, multiply. Same for division, addition and subtraction).

[@Mr3cman]

6:57 the phone calculator is actually correct, multipication and division are the same step and should be done from left to right, so you do the parenthesis to get 3 then the division to get another 3 and then you multiply them together to get 9

[@Scaarz]

6:54 its 9 because you do the perenthesis first and then you do divishion or multiplacation from left to right so it would be 6/2(2+1) to 6/2*3 to 3*3=9

[@LRM12o8]

I'm surprised there's even a debate about this. But I didn't go to school in America...

[@carking0138]

You are correct, but that spelling for division and multiplication kills me.

[@kelseylynn2785]

Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally Parenthesis 2³ e Multiplication Divide Add Subtract 6÷2(2+1) 6÷2×3 6÷6 1.

[@Anty_Praza]

​@@kelseylynn27856÷2×3=1 makes absolute sense.

[@elemental_ofmusic390]

imagine just walking into your house thinking about life then you look at the vases and your just like: "am I a disappointment to you, vases?"

[@Wall_Manly]

@@shanie2062 I hate bots Also W T F

[@Mr_Original]

@-Unknown- Wait, did you click the link or something???

[@LRM12o8]

As an IT guy, I'd trust the smartphone calculator app over the "scientific" calculator, because it has basically unlimited memory and registers compared to the cheaply made "scientific" calculator that uses the minimum amount of ram and CPU architecture they could get away with and might be critically limited in this case. Also, while math may not be my strong suit, evidently the "scientific" calculator is wrong!

[@dbest8083]

If it's a casio calculator then you gotta change your phone

[@LRM12o8]

@@dbest8083 it is a Casio (similar to the one in the picture) and obviously the Casio is wrong!

[@dbest8083]

@@LRM12o8 is it a real casio tho?

[@LRM12o8]

@@dbest8083 Of course it is, what the f@ck are you on about?!

[@iamabitsketchy_2004]

This vid is a blessing for me at 2 am rn because I just ran out of Emkay and my daily dose of laughter and memes 😂😭

[@BlueAnimatedArt]

@K A E L Y N 💋 third comment of this. What do you achieve from exposing nsfw material to (mostly) underage kids? This should be illegal.

[@P1nkNebula]

@@BlueAnimatedArt yeah but she is a bot

[@BlueAnimatedArt]

@@P1nkNebula Yes I know. She won’t reply but still, these comments are really bad.

[@nd_4726]

how do you run out of your daily dose of laughter and memes in 2 hours it should be either way more or way less

[@drepopaninja6746]

I broke the 69 likes

[@sirflimflam8653]

6:45 The funny thing is the scientific calculator actually *isn't* correct. 6 ÷ 2 ( 2 + 1 ) actually does equal 9. Multiplication and division are in the same tier in the order of operations, so it switches to left to right order and evaluates to 6 ÷ 2 × 3.

[@aranyadasgupta8781]

Ik I'm replying after 9 month and I'm a nerd but basically when you open a bracket you forget BODMAS and do the multiplication that came after opening the bracket so it is correct. 6/2(2+1) =6/2x3 =6/6 =1

[@galaad8978]

@@aranyadasgupta8781 4 months late, but you really do it from left to right in the order since it's on the same priority level. So it 6/2 then you get a 3x3 soo 9. Yes I'm also a nerd and still taking math classes

[@Valcuda]

6:56 No...it's whichever comes first from left to right. The way I learned it, was that devision is just multiplication against a negative, and subtraction is just addition against a negative. With this knowledge, we shortened PEMDAS to PEMA. This didn't really change anything for me, since I understood it was left to right, but a lot of people found that really helpful.

[@foxinsocks4693]

4:02 When we were learning vectors, my physics teacher put a picture of the “you just got vectored” meme up on the projector

[@SpringySpring04]

As a game physics developer this makes things extremely funny

[@eggyolk0]

I got Vector Bee from my Mythic Egg...EPIK

[@henrekester5702]

technically, if you want to go in order, division is STILL first. i learned it as multiplication and division are done left to right after parentheses and exponants

[@infiniteplanes5775]

However, neighbor multiplication or fraction division goes before symbol multiplication and division.

[@Razer00001]

Well if you learn PEMDAS, it says that its division and multiplication from left to right, meaning that you would do the division first. Therefore, the phone is right. (But apparently there are different versions of math and this makes me mad)

[@Thatwasademo]

The real answer is "this is why nobody doing higher math uses the division symbol". You can just stop worrying about whether multiplication and division have equal precedence and let the fact that a fraction bar is inherently also a grouping symbol sort everything out. Or, if you only have room for one line, use a negative exponent so it's all multiplication.

[@dracallis]

@@Razer00001 yeah PEMDAS is more like (P) (E) (M and D) (A and S). I watched a video recently where they explained where the multiplication then division and addition then subtractions way of PEMDAS came from. Apparently some math books used to write equations that way and it was just implied that was how you read it in THAT book to save on printing space so equations were "easier" to read. Because of these books, PEMDAS was sometimes mistakenly taught that way up until the late 90s? I think they said.

[@thedarkdragon1437]

@@Razer00001 And that is why you can't trust math or any form of science really. cause if both are right, then at the same time, both are wrong

[@ashercortez3237]

The calculator thing makes me glad that now you can rewrite division as fractions on the thing. And actually express what you meant, instead of doing by parts.

[@iamoliverblake]

I’m terrible at algebra and scientific calculators. Why did the Casio apply distributed property first? Also, I believe different modes can give different answers?

[@onateri180]

@@iamoliverblake L

[@ameliarose47]

The Casio had a space between 6÷2 and (2+1) while the cell phone didn't. Now whether the calculator was SUPPOSED to put spaces may be up for debate because we didn't see how this was typed in, but both devices accurately solved the problems they displayed.

[@LRM12o8]

@@ameliarose47 you can't enter a space in a calculator (what's a space supposed to mean in math anyway?) and there is no space. It just looks like that, because these casio calculators still use a segment display (kinda like mono spaced font). Also, no. The casio is not correct. There's probably an error or hardware limitation in the decades old design they still use that causes it to do this calculation in the wrong order. Goes to show how having a guaranteed customer base (schools) and outdated specifications requested by these customers stifles innovation. It's ridiculous!

[@theuncalledfor]

@@ameliarose47 Spaces don't exist in mathematics. They are purely for readability and have no meaning. The calculator is wrong. The phone is correct.

[@_magic_.]

5:12 OK BUT THE FACT IT STILL GOT A STAR-

[@TheSirduckington]

Fun fact: the two calculator post had one calculator distribute the 2 to the 2+1 and the other did pemdas. Both calculators are correct depending on what subject

[@infiniteplanes5775]

Yes, but multiplication of two things right next to each other is higher priority than those separated by a symbol

[@dove_inblack3546]

Aren’t division and multiplication on the same tier, so you would go left to right, getting 9?

[@zackpackinator706]

@@infiniteplanes5775 sorry but no. When the multiplication is done by putting a number outside the parenthesis, it’s read as normal multiplication, and not done before any other multiplication: 2(2+1) = 2 x (2+1)

[@zackpackinator706]

@@dove_inblack3546 yes.

[@Razer00001]

@@zackpackinator706 Exactly. Doing (, *, •, or X is still multiplication. So it doesn’t matter since it all represents the same thing. Well, for PENDAS.

[@Matthe815]

7:04 Nope. Calculator is wrong. It seems to run off of the idea that multiplication and division are of a different priority (As you learn with PEMDAS in school), however as they are the *same priority* you would work from left to right. (6 / 2) x (2 + 1) = 9. Having the signless multiplication beside the brackets *does not increase the priority at all* and can still be looked at as if it had a sign. It's an example of a simple question written needlessly ambiguously and could be solved with more brackets.

[@Detoox21]

Now just wait till you get called a nerd by some dumb 5 year old

[@rainiaananda9327]

Exactly... Brackets, then any exponents, then left to right multiplication and/or division, then left to right addition and/or subtractions. The scientific calculator is implying that there is a 2nd set of brackets, of which there is none.

[@jameskelso2435]

Exactly

[@Crow_Smith]

Yeah we learned PEMDAS and then I remember as one of the last lessons [that we never used] in school they were like "Oh btw it's both PEMDAS and PEDMSA and etc. It goes left to right - they're literally the same priority so several questions you did wrong but we said were correct - byyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyye have a nice summer~"

[@Crow_Smith]

I also recall every time I've brought up the importance is left to right after P and E that I was told I didn't know math - this is legit the first time in several years that I've seen it brought up again

[@therymples]

7:00 The order is Parenthesis > Exponents > *Multiplication & Division* > Addition & Subtraction. If multiple things with the same precedence (priority) are there, it is to be done left to right. So by this logic, 6÷2(2+1) is actually 9, meaning the scientific calculator is wrong.

[@CRMC_Mizu]

My mum found out I'm (a menace) and (a murderer) today and I got a shit ton of lecturing .....I honestly needed this video :)

[@RandomPerson-fg1jf]

I'm sorry you had to go through that, remember that you're valid and hopefully your mum will come around.

[@runningfastboy]

R/insane parents

[@Stringspuller88]

Cool Lmao

[@CRMC_Mizu]

@@Stringspuller88 Hello person who decided to be here a year later!

[@Stringspuller88]

@@CRMC_Mizu Wait It Has Been A Year Already?

[@SadSancho]

8:08 it’s all fun and games until he starts using kamui on everyone

[@adamb89]

7:00 multiplication and division happen at the same time in order from left to right. So according to PEMDAS, you process the parenthesis first, resulting in 6/2*3. Then process the division and multiplication in order, so it becomes 3*3, then 9.

[@mrcat4508]

What does E stand for

[@adamb89]

@@mrcat4508 Exponent. PEMDAS is Parentheses, Exponent, Multiply/Divide, Add/Subtract.

[@goldensun1167]

Lexi in fan art is ALWAYS SO DANG CUTE!

[@jockeyfield1954]

8:21 hold on, i remember another variant where he said "why don't you just commit war crimes in ____" which suggests that the comic actually is popular!

[@hermanphilips4617]

6:55 - Correction... B - Brackets - if it is in brackets, do it first. : (2+1) = (3) E - Exponents - if it has an exponent, complete it. : none in this case DM - Division and Multiplication are done on a left to right bases. : 6 / 2 (3) = 6 / 2 * 3 = 3 * 3 = 9 AS - Addition and Subtraction are done on a left to right bases. : in this case, it was done within the brackets. So, in this case the 'scientific' is wrong. Actually, that brand was banned from my high school back in the day... because it was known to make more mistakes than just the brackets. Those that had that brand had to enter the '*' of the bracket manually. (Note, this is back when only the spoiled rich kids at school had cell phones... and smart phones weren't a thing yet.)

[@dang-x3n0t1ct]

Nah that phone looked like it had a fake calculator app, the calculator is correct

[@ameliarose47]

Both are correct, it's two different equations. The actual calculator had a space between 6÷2 and (2+1) while the cell phone didn't. Now whether the calculator was SUPPOSED to put spaces may be up for debate because we didn't see how this was typed in, but both devices accurately solved the problems given to them.

[@chasington5102]

@@dang-x3n0t1ct it doesn't matter what the app looks like if its right

[@M1SSC0RPSE]

@@dang-x3n0t1ct it isn't fake lol my friend had this exact calculator on his phone back in high school. It was legit from the phone, not an app that was downloaded. Also, the phone is correct. Brackets (and whatever is in them) are always first, then it's multiplication & division, and then finally it's addition and subtraction. So 1 is wrong.

[@radman0489]

@@ameliarose47 bruh spaces mean nothing in maths

[@gaiapurpure]

6:20 - I can’t help but imagine the staff of that shop reenacting that bit from Eddie Murphy’s Delirious. 🤐

[@skywz]

7:00 9 is correct because division and multiplication are on the same level. The 1 results from a comfort feature on certain Cassio calculators where it prioritizes multiplication when there is no multiplication sign. EDIT: The replies are going crazy, so before you defend 1 being correct, please do proper research on the topic, and remember that StandUp Maths featured a Cassio calculator in their video about how it makes pi appear for no reason in a particular equation. EDIT 2: I was incorrect. I looked it up and this is what Wikipedia says. “In some of the academic literature, multiplication denoted by juxtaposition (also known as implied multiplication) is interpreted as having higher precedence than division, so that 1 ÷ 2n equals 1 ÷ (2n), not (1 ÷ 2)n.”

[@Junimeek]

Although × and ÷ being on the same level is true, remember the equation has Parentheses, which is prioritized over both. We have to distribute that 2 to the (2+1) first, which gives us 6 [because 2×2+2×1=6]. Then comes dividing the 6 by the 6, which gives a final answer of 1. Most (if not, all) phone calculators don't follow the order of operations correctly, and instead just do things in the order it was typed in. The phone did 6÷2 first, which is 3. Then, it distributes it to the (2+1), which would equal 9. This is why you have to be careful with order of operations lol

[@alyson2103]

@@Junimeek parentheses coming first only involves what is inside the parentheses. Stuff outside follows the normal order of PEMDAS

[@Starwort]

Multiplication and division are performed left-to-right; the discrepancy is due to the phone calculator expanding implicit multiplication (part of the 'Other Operations' step, commonly replaced with 'Indices' or 'Exponentiation' due to that being the most common operation in this step) into explicit multiplication, hence accidentally reordering the evaluation Simple example for why implicit multiplication is part of O and not D/M: 1 ÷ ab ≠ (b ÷ a = 1 ÷ b × a)

[@alyson2103]

@@Starwort Just wanna clear things up: you mean multiplication and division are performed left to right as how they come up in the problem, yes?

[@Junimeek]

@@alyson2103 Honestly, math is just very weird when it comes to parentheses. I'm fairly certain that if you multiply anything by parentheses, those will be prioritized tho

[@Baixel]

7:37 I bet JellyBean would say”It’s not a masterpiece, ITS A MISTAKE”

[@runningfastboy]

Frfr

[@AncientShotgun]

6:56 Division before multiplication. Division is a _non-commutative_ operation, which means that the order of its inputs matter. It thus requires proportionately more effort to calculate correctly, and should therefore be prioritized. Performing non-commutative operations first will also enforce computing the equation from left to right. Edit: To wit; 6/2(2+1) = 6/2(3) = 3*3 = 9 To get 1 as an answer for this equation, 6/(2(2+1)) would need to have been given. This is not the case. The answer is 9.

[@theuncalledfor]

Division is commutative if you treat is a prefix. / 2 * 3 (meaning 1 / 2 * 3) is the same as * 3 / 2 (meaning 3 / 2 or 1 * 3 / 2). Either way the result is 1.5. You can also think of it as a multiplication of fractions, but I can't write that down in a youtube comment.

[@SpairM]

6:01 he’s a comedian! He’s an amputee with only one leg and it’s always fun to see the costumes he comes up with, he’s been a flamingos the Pixar lamp, genie, and so on. I’d recommend checking him out!

[@LilCalebW]

PEMDAS= parenthesis first, exponents second, multiplication + division left to right third, then lastly addition + subtraction left to right.

[@Kiiltec]

To be fair... Kakashi was decent as Hokage and has had a long role as an authority figure or teacher. So a Major or a schoolteacher posing as Kakashi makes a whole lot more sense than many realise.

[@louistin]

6:56 Both answers are actually considered valid. The divide symbol is very ambiguous, hence why we often use fractions instead. The calculator interpreted the divide symbol as 6/2(2+1) but the phone interpreted the divide symbol as 6/2 * (2+1)

[@notagoat281]

6:57 Actually no, the phone is correct. It took me a bit to remember (I've been out of school and haven't had the need of anything beyond basic math in years), but you do not do multiplication before division, because multiplication and division have the same priority. PEMDAS does make it a little confusing, but they have the same priority because, in reality, they are the same thing. Any division operation can be written as multiplying by a fraction. For example, 6 divided by 2 (have to write that out because my keyboard doesn't have a divide by symbol) is equivalent to 6 * 1/2 (that's 6 times 1 half). Likewise, a multiplication operation can be rewritten as dividing by a fraction. 6 divided by 1/2 is equivalent to 6 * 2. In summary, division and multiplication are the same thing, and are only seen as separate because (we believe) it's easier to learn them separately. Because of this, whichever one is first in the equation is done first.

[@Starwort]

Implicit multiplication is part of the 'Other Operations' step (commonly replaced with 'Indices' or 'Exponentiation' due to that being the most common operation in this step) and should not be converted into explicit multiplication, as it can accidentally reorder the evaluation Simple example for why implicit multiplication is part of O and not D/M: 1 ÷ ab ≠ (b ÷ a = 1 ÷ b × a)

[@notagoat281]

@@Starwort : That's a needless distinction. If you want the multiplication done first, you can simply put it in parentheses and achieve the same thing. Having a difference between implicit and explicit multiplication only serves to needlessly complicate things, causing unnecessary and potentially harmful confusion, as seen in this post. You may be right by technicality, I'm not sure, but if so this is a failure of accepted mathematical rules. Furthermore, it's one that would likely not be too difficult to fix, as almost no one actually knows that's a rule. It was _certainly_ never mentioned in all my years of math class. Honestly this is one of the biggest problems academics suffers from. A lack of clarity plagues every field. It's gotten so bad that just a few months ago I was reading a scientific paper and noticed that they (correctly) used the word "depth" to refer to two distinct properties of a convolutional neural network, with nothing to indicate which property they were referring to or even that there _were_ two separate properties. Such a lack of clarity makes advanced subjects unnecessarily hard for new scholars to approach and leads to confusion. At the very least effort should be made to put all these different terms in a dictionary. I've even seen science deniers use the lack of said technical definitions in any medium accessible to the general public to argue that experts in a subject are somehow the ones who don't know what they're talking about.

[@themoonchild7302]

I HATE MATHHHH

[@Starwort]

@@notagoat281 it actually is used by everyone who does algebra (1÷ba ≠ a÷b) - somewhere, for most people, it seems to break down when being applied to numbers

[@notagoat281]

@@Starwort : Yes, well using it and knowing it's a thing are two different things, as demonstrated by the fact that adjectives have a very specific order they're meant to go in when speaking English, but almost no one can actually tell you what that order is, or even realizes it's a thing they do. And the rest of my point still stands.

[@screamingblackhole]

0:00 they're not angry, they're just disappointed

[@screamingblackhole]

Okay I'm not even kidding, I made this comment after watching the first like three seconds of the video and I had no idea that I just made the exact same joke that he did Bruh

[@runningfastboy]

That's mad in parent talk :)

[@CyanPickle]

6:55 the phone is right, you always start with parentheses then you go from left to right doing divisions and multiplications (depending on whatever is farther left you start with that) and then do subtractions and additions (again like the divisions and multiplications, it's left to right).

[@bluestreaker9242]

12:42 Damn...that hit me on a personal level. "YoU jUsT nEeD tO pLaN yOuR tImE bEtTeR," Said the schmuck offloading their work on to someone else. I don't care you're a manager, I care that you suck at managing. >.> *arms self with "Squeaky Hammer of Bonking"; it possesses the bonus traits of "+1 Bot Resistance" & "Strong Knockback"* >:3

[@bluestreaker9242]

@Faith ffffffffffffffffffff Lol! Because of course that's a thing! XD

[@WackyPizzaMan_]

7:02 the part in the brackets is always first, so its gonna look like: 6 : 2 x 3 with is just 3 x 3 so the answer is nine

[@infiniteplanes5775]

No. 6/2(1+2) Do parentheses first 6/2(3) Then multiply neighbors 6/6 Then divide 1

[@AskAshe]

I think I've mainly seen the Robin narrations, but this narrator is top tier

[@kacperpaciorek7247]

0:22 something something butcrack LOL

[@big_tuna7494]

Thank you Emkay for helping me through tough times

[@eyeb4ll296]

7:47 He’s speaking Siri

[@nyaccoon]

10:14 this is because we survived longer by better remembering things that are bad, unhealth or scary but due to our society not having as much life or death situations our fear addicted brain tries to remember everything that makes you feel uncomfortable

[@kajoma1782]

9:11 September 1: Filipino people start listening to Christmas music.

[@vivaanpatil2.040]

7:00 The order is PEMDAS. Parenthesis first, then exponents. While the order of PEMDAS shows that Multiplication comes before Division, they can actually be interchangeable in order. This law is also the same with Addition/Subtraction, which comes right after Multiplication/Division. So, the problem should go like this: 6/2(2+1) 6/2(3) 6(3) 9

[@pastelpatterns]

6:47 If I’m not mistaken, the answer is 9. Pemdas states that multiplication and division are equal. If they are both in an equation, you work left to right.

[@arieltm1193]

What actually happens in the calculator is that it solves the bracket first, so 2+1, but it keep the result in the bracket, so (3) then it has bracket priorities - > 3x2 =6 and the last division - > 6÷6=1.

[@lovedrreid1]

@@arieltm1193 yes, but that is incorrect. The calculator is still wrong and the phone is correct.

[@75ur15]

@7:00 parenthesis Exponents Multiplication and division (equal weight left to right) Add and subtract (equal...left right)

[@RainbowFlowerCrow]

The answer is 9

[@75ur15]

@@RainbowFlowerCrow I knew thatn I was pointing out the narrator was wrong, multiplication and division are equal, left to right.

[@eatehbaby]

at 7:00 the math equation isn't written properly, when ambiguity can be pulled out of a math statement you have to add brackets. and from what I've learned multiplication and division are done from left to right at the same step in bodmas.

[@cheese3520]

the answer is 9 following BIDMAS

[@eatehbaby]

@@cheese3520 the problem is that the implicit multiplication (multiplication without a sign) falls in the i in bidmas, or you could ignore that and get the division first.

[@Yan-my7es]

11:11 I actually loved the real Stay Alive movie (about a game) back at its release.

[@svaringer]

6:56 "Correct me if I'm wrong"' Don't mind if I do Multiplication don't overcome division, it's just that divisions AND multiplications overcome additions and substractions except with... brakets? I don't know the english for () Anyway 6/2(2+1) First you do the () so you're left with 6/2x3 And since you only have division and multiplication you just follow the regular order, from left to right So you get 3x3 which is equal 9 6/2(2+1)=9 I don't even know how you'd get 1... EDIT: I see, if you go 6/(2(2+1)) then yes it's equal to 1 cause 6/(2(2+1)) = 6/(2x3) = 6/6 = 1

[@infiniteplanes5775]

And you get those extra parentheses since multiplication of two things right next to each other is higher priority than those separated by a symbol

[@svaringer]

@@infiniteplanes5775 I'm quite good at maths but I don't quite get what you're trying to say can you give an example?

[@oceaniabluerose]

Someone has probably said this before and you've probably already figured it out but at 14:02 I believe the artist put you(Jack) in the middle and Robin on the far right. Mainly because your youtube channel tends to have a lot of green, while Robin's is Blue. Also the way the hair is styled, as you tend to have a swoopy swoop in your hair while Robin has very thin fine hair. And I'm pretty sure Robin has stated that he's "The blonde one" in an Emkay intro a while back. Sorry for making this way too indepth but I just thought that (if I'm right) the artist was really thoughtful on designing you guys and it's just neat.

[@advu_]

8:48 it's currently 5:23pm and it's already dark

[@Eeveeismypatronas]

11:41 XD "I disagree, sir! You are the perfect partner!"

[@Gyrhoe]

6:52 it's brackets first, then reading order cuz multiplications and divisions are same priority. So the phone answer is right.

[@Octo_0687]

Timestamp does not match, plus it "parenthesis" not brackets in math, for whatever reason.

[@Gyrhoe]

@@Octo_0687 timestamp fixed, also I'm french and don't give a fuck.

[@gamertag6790]

4:45 as a tall dude I can say that either i know the streets so well that i can't trip anymore, have a technique so that i don't trip or have a sixth sense

[@admiralensin.]

no you're the second coming of spider man

[@jakeguillot6246]

6:56 Yes, you are wrong. The phone had the correct answer. Multiplication comes after division when division shows up in the equation first.

[@theuncalledfor]

That is... not entirely correct. It's a safe way of arriving at the correct conclusion, yes, but there's other paths you can take. The order of multiplication and division actually doesn't matter if you treat the multiplication or division symbols as prefixes assigned to the number, similar to plus and minus for positive and negative numbers. Let's analyse this a bit. 6 / 2 (2 + 1) This an unclean and confusing way of writing the term because it's easy to get some of the rules mixed up. 6 / 2 * (2 + 1) This is a clearer way of writing the same term. 6 * (2 + 1) / 2 This is a different way of writing the same term. Let's solve this one, in the deliberately "wrong" order. 6 * (2 + 1) / 2 = 6 * (2 / 2 + 1 / 2) = 6 / 2 * 2 + 1 / 2 * 6 = 6 * 1 + 3 = 9 As you can see, I did everything in a strange order, yet still arrived at the correct result. You can do this when you know the rules of mathematics.

[@uniqueplatypus7435]

@@theuncalledfor what the hell you did it so wrong

[@theuncalledfor]

@@uniqueplatypus7435 I did not. I used valid rules of mathematics and I can justify every step if need be. "PEMDAS" is a simplified version of the rules designed for use by people that don't know the precise rules yet. It's so easy to follow that little children can do it before they know the reasons for why things are the way they are. As I said, it's a safe way to arrive at the correct conclusion, and the "PEMDAS" rules themselves follow the _real_ rules, but they are much more restrictive than the real rules.

[@prismknight353]

11:34 super strength makes you stronger… so it makes your skin, bones, and all around body stronger also!

[@fuzz7678]

“My name is Jack, Something, Something, butt crack” Made my day 😂

[@MacWasTaken]

5:38 We need more of these, Love the Sr Google.

[@MontgomeryGator-.]

6:30 The staff: *CODE ICECREAM*

[@taskfailedsuccessfully4046]

Oh my god the quality of the content has improved so much even in the last few months. There is a night and day difference between this and new videos.

[@quantumtabbylargo7457]

10:27 this cat looks like it’s about to go on a rant about how Israel isn’t a real country.

[@hnb5]

Hey! About the calculator trust meme, 6/2(2+1), the answer is nine because multiplication and division are in the same step left to right and parenthesis come first of all. So 2+1=3, 6/2=3, 3x3=9 It also makes sense because the calculator that got nine looks like a newer version

[@spaaceeboyy7721]

0:41 my name is Nathan and I got kinda concerned for a second

[@TheDrkEra]

OH MY GOSH I GOT IN A EMKAY VIDEO. Hello I am Order strong and Jack is the one in the middle with the green Duel disk while Robin is the blond. I thought the bird theme duel disk would have given it away Guess Not XD. I am so glad you Likeed the Fanart ^^.

[@zackpackinator706]

You do the division and multiplication in the same step, and since 2(3) is just normal multiplication, it’s not done until the “multiplication/division” step, in which the division is done first because it comes sooner. The math looks like this: 6/2(2+1) 6/2(3) OR 6/2*3 3(3) OR 3*3 9 For the answer to be 1, the equation would look like this: 6/(2(2+1))

[@lazypotatoes8895]

Somehow those vases are more disappointed in me than my parents 😕

[@Mr_Original]

Is that a good thing or a bad thing...? 😅

[@I_I_I_I_I713]

pemdas and bodmas are both correct, the calculator on the right at 7:00 is the right one, you first do parentheses, then exponents, then multiplication or division (whichever comes first), then addition or subtraction (whichever comes first)

[@kenotellkamp7973]

The problem with pedmas and bodmas is, that it says multiplication before division and addition before subtraction. I learned that brackets just represent a number, so you have to solve them first from innermost to outermost, then multiplication and division simultaneously from left to right and then addition and subtraction simultaneously from left to right. In my opinion, pedmas and bodmas actually make you worse at maths because they imply things that aren't true

[@gladeare]

​@@kenotellkamp7973 Also it becomes a lot simpler when you keep in mind that "/2" == "*0.5". To add to that, people often don't keep in mind that in e.g. "6/2*3" the two is not an "independent" number, but only the value of the "/" operator. you can't do 2*3 first, because there's not a "2" there, but a "(1)/2".

​@@kenotellkamp7973 1) It's PEMDAS, not PEDMAS. 2) In BODMAS, the division is first. 3) Neither of that matters, because rest is just like you said. In both cases it's "Multiplication and Division" and "Addition and Subtraction" (meaning they're grouped and have same priority). PEMDAS and BODMAS are only mnemonics, but some people take the order too literally and fail to understand the correct order of operations. Some people also interpret Brackets/Parenthesis as "multiply whatever is next to them without explicit multiplication symbol", because they don't realize it's still multiplication, only the symbol is hidden/implicit. I'm not from English speaking country, so I've never heard of PEMDAS or BODMAS when I was learning math neither did we had similar mnemonic. We simply learned the order of operations as it goes, which to be honest, isn't that difficult. Especially when those operations are introduced gradually during elementary school and not all at once.

[@trunkuza]

@ because M&D and A&S are together on their own priority level, there are four ways to acronym the process: PEDMAS, PEDMSA, PEMDAS, PEMDSA; the mnemonic "Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally" is the only thing informing people that the acronym "has to be" one way or another and, ironically, is part of why people forget that the M and the D (and the A and the S) are levels instead of a concrete hierarchy. Someone somewhere at some point suggested replacing the whole thing with GEMA (Grouping, Exponentials, Multiplicative operations {since division is able to be written as multiplying by a fraction}, Additive operations {since subtraction is able to be written as adding a negative}).

[@cozycottage5069]

14:15 the two heads I believe are supposed to represent the two logos,one being a fully poseable hand and the other being the old ok sign.

[@thatonegirlwholikespokemon8829]

I AM VERY CLOSE WITH THE PERSON WHO MADE THE FAN ART! THEY WERE SO EXCITED FOR JACK TO SEE IT THE WHOLE TIME THEY WERE MAKING IT!!

[@Longingtobesomeone]

Jack's in the middle, right?

[@thatonegirlwholikespokemon8829]

@@Longingtobesomeone Yup!

[@lillianward2810]

The guy at 6:00 is Josh Sundquist; he’s a Paralympic skier who had a leg amputated as a kid. Every year he does amazing Halloween costumes. He’s worth looking up!

[@thorbrown2881]

My man in this shot looks like when the game files didn't load properly 1:59

[@apumpkin8960]

7:02 so the acronym Bodmas/Bomdas or anything else is to show that Brackets are 1st, orders (to the power for example) 2nd, Multiplication and division are equal so you go left to right, then add or subtracting last. I hope that this probably does nothing!

[@Cassiewassiebwassy]

11:53 are we just gonna ignore the maid dress in the background

[@Blue-Rose-25]

The voice at 11:59 sounds so wholesome

[@AmyraCarter]

3:54 Scenery: 7/10 Society: 🖕 Lexi: (pink outfit and duel disk)

[@DeathDragon1730]

“I’m not mad, I’m disappointed.” Nothing hurts more.

[@pebandit1]

7:03. First you do the bracket (2+1=3), then multiplication and addition goes in the reading order (6/2 = 3, 3*3 = 9) so the answer would be 9. Other way to see it would be to write it in fraction, but can’t do in comment

[@andrewforys]

The order of operations states that multiplication and division are on the same “level” and are done from left to right. Same with addition and subtraction.

[@Lunarcreeper]

8:43 my youtube glitched and turned the entire video to a black screen here. perfect timing, because i thought it was meant to be a black screen or something

[@Mr_marica]

heh

[@nicololacson1709]

Jack's bear, cat, and brain impression makes me feel fuzzy and warm.

[@paaged]

5:04 I actually wrote something just like that in school one time and got a star

[@btf_flotsam478]

3:03 This comic reminds me of something weird: why do people complain about governments wasting _taxpayer's_ money but not private companies wasting _shareholder's_ money? You never hear a shareholder of a company bitching about how one of the executive wasted millions of dollars of their money on egregiously spending money (a.k.a. doing the standard executive thing), but you always hear the complaints with the government.

[@admiralensin.]

I was going to say something about how the government spending affects normal life more and then i realized

[@ShadowPG3Dx2]

3:33 literally killed me 😂

[@laymalopez8074]

"Time for my morning toast- AH, CRAP!"

[@EpicLaserMage7198]

How was your funeral?

[@awesomestyles]

8 subreddit suggestions: Robin: -r/sbubby -r/KidsAre*******Stupid (doing this subreddit would be a good opportunity to add back Damien’s videos of it) Jack: -r/ComedyCemetery -r/garfieldminusgarfield -r/BreadStapledToTrees Lexi: -r/notlikeothergirls -r/Chadtopia -r/ofcoursethatsathing Day 416

[@BlueAnimatedArt]

@K A E L Y N 💋 do not trust kids, it’s a bot and scam

[@xeras6101]

6:46 I went to the sub looking for answers and it seems the Casio is reading the 2(2+1) as a whole integer under the fraction. It reads 6/2(2+1) and not 6÷2×(2+1). I'm terrible at explaining things, but hope that clears something up

[@AlexandarHullRichter]

The calculator thinks it's doing 6/(2(2+1))?

[@Starwort]

Multiplication and division are performed left-to-right; the discrepancy is due to the phone calculator expanding implicit multiplication (part of the 'Other Operations' step, commonly replaced with 'Indices' or 'Exponentiation' due to that being the most common operation in this step) into explicit multiplication, hence accidentally reordering the evaluation Simple example for why implicit multiplication is part of O and not D/M: 1 ÷ ab ≠ (b ÷ a = 1 ÷ b × a)

[@dragonfan3934]

"I'm not mad, just disappointed." "YOU JUST FUCKING CUT OFF MY LEGS WTF?!?" "I can't stand you."

[@warmtofu2813]

R/funny is always one of the best subreddits

[@BlueAnimatedArt]

@K A E L Y N 💋 What do you achieve from exposing nsfw material to (mostly) underage kids? This should be illegal.

[@3dg3tr0ll5]

That one Halloween is trying to find the 1% of people who aren't subscribed

[@NCSGaming15]

Hi, my beloved pet just died and I want to say afterwards that what you guys who work on Emkay do certainly brought a smile to my face. Thanks so much and have a nice day.

[@NCSGaming15]

I apologize about the grammar but you know what I mean

[@Boomey99]

I swear on my life I was so scared that knowing this generation that the one reply just said “Ratio”

[@space_aced389]

i am so sorry that happened to you :(

[@jadekaay]

Cops like: *"A doughnut van??"* "Uhh, sir.. We're gonna have to impound your vehicle" "You can pick it up on Monday, but unfortunately we'll need to dispose of the contents.."

[@Mr_Original]

This scenario drives me to almost contemplate becoming a cop. 😂

[@ApplePie-fq4qd]

4:12 Mr Bean?

[@dapperlilyppad4098]

1. Parenthesis 6/2(2+1) --> 6/2(3) 2. Exponents 3. Multiplication or Division dependent on which comes first in equation 6/2(3) --> 3(3) --> 9 4. Addition or Subtraction dependent on which comes first in equation

[@memoman_yt]

0:08 every ones mom be like.

[@latexbeep]

6:56 from what I learned from school the calculator on the phone is actually correct. Because how I solved it was by adding 2+1 in the brackets giving me 3, then dividing 6 & 2 which gave me 3, 3 * 3 equals 9. Please correct me if I'm wrong (if I am wrong blame the fact that I'm a American).

[@Soundwave26]

5:52 the new transformers movie looks amazing 😆😂

[@commando254]

The graphics and everything🤓😂❤️

[@radiant5427]

6:56 the phone is correct, you're supposed to do the brackets first, so (2+1) which is 3, then you do the division, 6÷2, which is 3, then the multiplication which is now 3×3, making the answer 9. The calculator did the multiplication before the division, which you're not supposed to do, clearly the calculator hasn't heard of BIDMAS before. Edit: If you do not know how to work out these types of equations, use BIDMAS: Brackets - Anything within brackets goes first Indices - Stuff like 3 to the power of 2 or 5 to the power of 6 (written as 3^2 and 5^6 respectively) Division Multiplication Addition Subtraction (Don't really have to explain these last four)