The Yogscast VS Basic Math | GTA 5

[@didnt_ask_for_handle]

What's even more painful than bad maths is Ben not seeing the easy way to proceed

[@RedStormC]

Yeah this was way more infuriating lmao

[@georgehh2574]

He knew how to do it, he just struggled to execute it

[@ivyartemis2431]

everyone: *laughs at Zylus for saying pemdas instead of bodmas* Americans: *nervous laughter*

[@ivyartemis2431]

anyways pemdas supremacy

[@olanordmann2743]

Pemdas is alright, but your billions are objectively wrong. Bi-million! Bi means two/twice/double. Million^2. Trillion = Million^3. Reee!

[@tree427]

i only know bidmas

[@SpydrXIII]

yeah i still don't get it so i ignore it.

[@aeswere]

bedmas gang

[@alexhulk6]

Them failing that math problem for so long was horrendous

[@Gusc231]

@@ratchetqwark89 Can't blame the UK system for this one. That took no time to solve.

[@carsonalexandermuck1136]

Yeah, at some point it stopped being funny and started to get sad. Yikes

[@jamesddiii1292]

they all play video games for a living lol, that job doesn't attract intellectual titans

[@filipgasic2642]

@@jamesddiii1292 it's just 2 multiplications, 1 minus and 1 addition with numbers less than 10. Bruuuuhhhh

[@chadastbury]

@@jamesddiii1292 considering a few have degrees it makes it even worse.

[@thesteelrodent1796]

good thing Lewis hired an accountant to do the bookkeeping. His math skills are clearly excellent

[@Dramenknight152]

So good in fact Lewis sold the yogscast to Spiff in that one pictionary challenge for 1 a billion pounds

[@DataMembrain]

@@Dramenknight152 well in return he got Craggy Rock island so that’s one hot deal (if you’re bad at math)

[@SimonClark]

Well this is going to send me into orbit isn't it

[@Ruby-pw4px]

Yes, but only in a sort of Ariane 5 way.

[@triplecrazey1460]

It most definitely will

[@charlieharris4881]

I'd be very surprised if the yogs managed to get anything into orbit

[@buttsagonton101]

Hey you're a doctor right? I'm asking because no one really mentions it.

[@WolfeHowles]

simon they need you back

[@Cyrathil]

"They probably teach you to write an algorithm to figure out the answer" - Ben Yeah, that's 100% true. And the name of that algorithm is BODMAS/PEMDAS.

[@panda93247]

Big brain Ben

[@sonofhades57]

I thought it was "LIGMA."

[@NotoriousMinion]

That’s not an algorithm, that’s an acronym…

[@ivyartemis2431]

@@NotoriousMinion an algorithm is just a mathematical process that follows a specific order, which pemdas is

[@NotoriousMinion]

@@ivyartemis2431 I stand corrected.

[@darksungwyndolin9977]

Poor Osie, I can just imagine her falling for all the classic Runescape scams.

[@Aenonar]

10k to trim your armor

[@belzedk]

Duncan not believing the answer was 1 hurts my soul

[@Goldfire64]

I have decided that, after seeing this video, I will no longer declare myself as bad at math.

[@silentk4221]

Lewis would be the perfect poster child for a "Video games will rot your brain!" campaign

[@Akniy]

Ikr? Lewis used to be so smart

[@mexicanfenix4855]

This man has a MSc... The fuck happened!

[@bryanahearn1218]

veganism will rot your brain

[@jonasquinn7977]

To be fair to Lewis he was the one who got the answer right first

[@deadersurvival4716]

I love how you lot are bashing the Yogs because the map creator expected people to know what modulo is, let alone being able to modulo -15.

[@KuroroSama42]

11:45 It's not age, Lewis. Plenty of elderly people can still do basic maths.

[@pwningtoenail]

yea, I'm 25 and i can still count to 10 WITHOUT my fingers

[@KuroroSama42]

@@pwningtoenail Hello, Mensa? Yeah, right over here.

[@sebastian114]

@@pwningtoenail how? We only have five fingers on each hand.

[@pwningtoenail]

@@sebastian114 ahh you see, count all your fingers and toes as halves, and count your nose as zero. You can count to 10. Don't count your nose as 1, because "no 1 nose"

[@sebastian114]

@@pwningtoenail Ah I see this makes perfect sense

[@The6677yu]

I would die of laughter if the yogs hired a math teacher and all took a remedial math class in a video! @Numberphile collab?

[@keeganpeachey7164]

this is an absolutely amazing idea

[@twiggy120]

I'm a maths teacher at a schools for teens who couldnt function in a regular school. I teach Functional Skills Maths from Entry Level up to foundation GCSE to autistic teens in a basement in Devon. I would love to teach maths to the Yog boys and Yog girls.

[@systemverilog4727]

For some reason, 3blue1brown is the first one that comes to my mind.

[@Reragi]

i mean... they do have simon clark

[@babaloo55555]

@@Reragi I believe you mean DOCTOR Simon Clark :-D

[@ArynnUmbercloak]

everyone's surprised Osie's bad at maths and I'm here remembering the time she used her fingers to count 5x6 and still got it wrong

[@duhhnai]

lewis, thats the basics of math, brackets too are included and are above all

[@MelficeSilesius]

... there were brackets? Was my resolution that low that I didn't see the brackets? EDIT: No brackets! Good! I'm not going blind, and my resolution was okay!

[@duhhnai]

@@MelficeSilesius ahaha nah no brackets lewis talked about the brackets not being there and then not doing the multiplier before the plus and minus

[@colby1398]

@@duhhnai pretty much all of PEMDAS becomes unnecessary if people just write formulas using proper brackets instead of one long run-on equation.

[@AlmostUselessPenguin]

@@colby1398 Alternatively, a lot of brackets become unnecessary if you write formulas using proper PEMDAS instead of using a million redundant brackets.

[@Zeppy159]

​@@AlmostUselessPenguin Excuse me, I think you mean PE(MD)(AS) (Bracket superiority)

[@ThePatriotsrule1]

I love that PEMDAS keeps showing up in my life in weird ways, never thought it'd be in Grand Theft Auto. Also the longer gta videos are great to have.

[@Shawnchapp]

12:18 yes dunc the answer was one, the fact that it was hole 1 that allowed you to keep goin kinda proof that it was.. BEDMAS 6 - 2x7 + 3x3 2x7 = 14 3x3 = 9 6 - 14 + 9 6-14 = -8 -8 + 9 = 1

[@Gothic_Analogue]

Sorry, why have you done your subtraction *before* your addition? You can't even follow your own BEDMAS rule... EDIT: Okay guys, I've looked it up, and it's if you are left with either D/M or A/S as remainders you should work from left to right. I'm a semifunctional adult, I can apologise for my faux pas in this regard. Many apologies. *bows down in prostration*

[@grimreaper0]

@@Gothic_Analogue Multiplication and Division are the same step, Addition and Subtraction are the same step. My teacher 20 years ago explained it as P-E-MD-AS.

[@daviyo5]

I love this bodmas talk and immediately see proof that it's not literally like what the rule says

[@Shawnchapp]

@@Gothic_Analogue because BEDMAS order of operation are actually B, E, DM, AS B - Brackets. 1st Priority E - Exponents. 2nd Priority D - Division. 3rd Priority M - Multiplication. 3rd Priority A - Addition. 4th Priority S - Subtraction 4th Priority So for D and M its which ever shows up first same with A and S whichever shows up first. they don;'t have a priority over the other

[@Shawnchapp]

@@daviyo5 what do you mean?

[@HaydenLau.]

Let's all keep in mind, Lewis has a Master's in chemistry

[@johncrowley4320]

Can’t imagine life without The Yogscast

[@bryalogicalgaming5817]

It's your current life but the best KZbin channel is the one that does the size comparison of 3D models of pop culture stuff

[@orangesilver8]

Didn't Lewis get a master's degree in Chemistry? There's so much math in chemistry. Using order of operations for all of it. Like god there's so much math in chemistry how do you manage to forget it?

[@Khrayfish]

Why do you think he became a KZbinr? 🤣

[@colby1398]

@pigstuck and now he can't do math

[@charlieg2262]

@@colby1398 by the sounds of things he was much more of a writer about chemistry than a chemist himself

[@HeinerGunnar]

@@charlieg2262 you still gotta know a solid bit of Chemistry to understand what you're reporting on. He wasn't writing for "normal" news, but academic chemistry publications

[@LittleMissBob]

Running theory that high level STEM education only serves to ruin basic mental maths skills 😅 the calculator becomes king! Your brain gets filled with too much other stuff and basic numbers go a bit... wonky.

[@XMysticHerox]

Duncan complaining about the very obvious numbering system is peak Duncan.

[@SirComsicion]

I loved them failing so hard at elementary school math lol. The Yogscast bring so much happiness, and they don't even have to try very hard!

[@bugmoon1939]

When I was watching this it was so early in the morning for me I was frustrated by them saying 1 was the right answer, I thought it was -17 for some reason! My brain has turned on now though.. I think.

[@SirComsicion]

@@bugmoon1939 I believe they record their GTA and TTT videos first thing in the morning, so poor math when you're drowsy checks out

[@DragonMagiccircle]

Bit of advice for students when you want to object to a teacher (like in Ravs's story). Talk to them outside of class time. Approach between classes, after school, or send them an email. It lets them take the time to hear your side of the story properly, instead of a rushed decision and a confrontation in front of the whole class. - Source, am (American) Teacher

[@fosterbennington6405]

Get into a flame war with your teacher in the emails

[@DragonMagiccircle]

@@fosterbennington6405 Be aware, everything you say in the email could be brought to administration. So phrase carefully, and let the teacher be the one to overstep.

[@bugmoon1939]

You uh, you mean "an (American) Teacher", right? Or am I being stupid?

[@yakobsoulstorm5187]

​@@bugmoon1939 The latter. They're saying "source, (I) am teacher"

[@bugmoon1939]

@@yakobsoulstorm5187 That's very bad English, and doesn't make sense to type. Come on man, their a teacher, they probably know English well enough not to try to say that.

[@McQuiznos]

I think there’s more videos of zylus pointing out how he knows multiple languages, than there are without him mentioning it at this point lmao.

[@Agent_Dangles]

PEMDAS is how we're taught order of operations in the US too, Zylus. Don't let these limey bastards bully you for it =P

[@zezimare]

lookit the rich kid and his "parentheses" they're called "brackets" round these parts! =p

[@Blanket-King]

​@@zezimare then what are brackets called? Parentheses are ( ) brackets are [ ].

[@galithir5393]

Square brackets

[@zezimare]

( ) bracket [ ] square bracket.

[@HeinerGunnar]

@@Blanket-King tbf, at least us, Dutch's eastern neighbours, do use parentheses in math operations, not brackets. So like 4 * (18-9) + 8 or something (Though the German word is "Klammer" not parenthesis, and idk if there is an equivalent to BODMAS/PEMDAS here)

[@timeenoughatlast3368]

Osie is from the North. I can confirm as a fellow Northerner that our schools are borderline prisons. The only thing sold in my highschool were stolen board remotes and unavailable amounts of drugs. Hell there were bars on all the windows

[@DessertArbiter]

some of the schools in particularly bad areas of American cities have the barred windows, and also metal detectors

[@Mellie036]

The North, South of the wall, isn't really North

[@P108A]

Can confirm. Only thing sold in mine were cigarettes and drugs

[@robl1541]

hopefully a southerner will read this and stop voting for the fucking tories. Levelling up my arse

[@reirei6309]

When they were talking about hypothetical dads going to their kids' esports tournaments, it reminds me that there was actually a father who went to their son's league of legends tournaments. The professional player's name was caPs and his father would go to every tournaments he's been in and cheer him on from the audience, it was actually really wholesome.

[@cboneperlstone9661]

I’m appalled at their math(s) skills

[@FlyStikJR]

Lewis not knowing pemdas 🙄

[@bryceh6268]

@@FlyStikJR I think it's cause he's British and they had weird stuff. I'm not saying it's better in America, but it's like the unit for force. We use lb-f, or pound force, and the British made the slug so, and most of us don't understand a slug...but we make sense of metric stuff

[@duhhnai]

@@bryceh6268 i mean i can disregard any of the weird terms i've never heard of but seriously, how do they not know about the multiply above plus and minus thing, thats the basics to any problem with a plus and a multiplier

[@phantomfire5013]

@@bryceh6268 Brits use bodmas/bidmas, which is pretty much the same. BTW, at least where I am in Britain, we use newtons (Kgms‐²) for force, not slugs.

[@wizzzard999]

Or lack thereof

[@darthhepsy]

Duncan understanding BODMAS and then complaining that the answer shouldn't have been 1 is just vintage Duncan 🤣 That was genuinely one of the most frustrating things I've ever seen

[@klaxoncow]

"We need your special brain, Ped" Ped's brain: HARD RIGHT!!!

[@BigSadClownBoi]

The turnaround where Lewis swapped a car only to be immediately hit and swapped again was hilarious.

[@jazzboots8893]

I'm a teacher and so many of my anxiety dreams are about my class realising I've got nothing, and mutinying. It terrifies me 😂

[@PhoenixEternal1337]

This reminds me of the math problems that would suddenly blow up on the internet and people miserably failing to answer them correctly

[@triplecrazey1460]

As an engineer, the level of pain watching their attempts at math.

[@mephistovonfaust]

As a physicist I agree.

[@adamrussell9389]

It hurts my eyes as a chemical engineer

[@silverswordsmith5424]

I'm majoring in Fisheries and Wildlife Sciences and I had a similar reaction.

[@TheZorginator1]

As someone who just isn't completely maths illiterate, I agree. They're talking about the most basic math rules as if it's some lost art. Seriously, from this video I'm impressed they manage to count.

[@dasaxman1]

To be fair my maths lecturer in college didn't agree with BODMAS so it might be more up in the air than we think

[@whereisspacebar2991]

"We're taking your lunch money, dweeb." "That was for socks : (" That interaction sounded like something from a Toby Fox game.

[@hotscottrulz]

Literal primary school level maths, people. Seriously. The Yogscast Guarantee at work, people.

[@erikofthenorse]

Pemdas is taught in the US and sometimes "please excuse my dear aunt sally"

[@magpieblue]

I always love these but this was extra good for the long conversations and longer episode overall. This was so funny. Thank you so much

[@if7723]

Everyone in here focused on math and I just want to see sports dads screaming at esports.

[@idwolfshow1727]

Yo! Love kitboga. Spreading the word so ppl know how to avoid those scams. Good stuff!

[@FriendlyKat]

I have never heard of BODMAS! That's pretty cool. It's the same as PEMDAS. I love how long it took Ben to FINALLY leave the section he was stuck at. The race was basically over. LOL 22:18 Best bit. "I don't like Mr. Flax! He's mean and he's bald and he's angry!" "You can't call him bald, son, that's sexual harassment." LMAOOOOO That's so cool that they know who Kitboga is! That ending too! LMAO

[@navicityy]

relate heavily to osie saying "i was really good but really thick" literally never got told off but had bottom of the class grades consistently

[@TrilobiteTerror]

29:09 Lol, I sold candy and snacks out of my backpack all throughout high school (I even had a soft cooler for Snickers, Twix, Capri Suns, etc.) All of the candy/snacks were bought in bulk at Sam's Club and I sold them for around 300% profit or more. I also had an actual restaurant style menu will photos of all of the candy/snacks and their prices (priced low enough to undercut the gas station a few blocks down the road because my classmates didn't appreciate the value of convenience). I still averaged around $125 profit each week. I was always careful to not let it become a disruption in class (only sell before/after each class or during free time) and soon even teachers were buying candy and snacks from me on a regular basis. I never got in any trouble for it (it probably helped that I was valedictorian of my class and a student who was always on time and never got in trouble for anything).

[@rolebo1]

For anyone who wants to know, the Dutch mnemonic is Hoe Moeten Wij Van De Onvoldoendes Afkomen, meaning "how do we get rid of failing grades". Haken: Brackets, Machten en Wortels: exponents and roots, Vermenigvuldigen en Delen: multiplication and division, Optellen en Aftrekken: addition and subtraction.

[@freshcoffeebug]

That's actually really cool, a mnemonic that has something to do with what it's a mnemonic for. Shame it's a such a mouthful tho

[@pierrefley5000]

German version: "Punkt vor Strich" (dot before stroke) Multiplication (·) and division (:) are written using dots; those you do first (from left to right). Addition (+) and subtraction (-) are written using strokes/lines; those you do after (also from left to right). Parentheses/brackets are obvious; they're used to override the natural evaluation order of operators. Exponents are too advanced for basic primary school, which is where you learn about order of operations. There, much simpler. :-)

[@Chris-yp1fe]

@@pierrefley5000 simpler i guess if those are your notations for it.. but when multiplcation (x) and division (÷) both very much have strokes in them, its a bit blurry.

[@chadmiky88]

"four times seven is twenty one" ... my poor little heart.

[@babaloo55555]

I'm an American in my 30s, and we used PEMDAS when I was a kid: Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, Subtraction. Although to be fair to the Yogs, short of the times when they just straight-up misread the question, it should have been written as 6 - (2x7) + (3x3). Using PEMDAS, you'd get 6 - (14) + (9), which is -8 + 9, which is 1.

[@TotallyNotBrad123]

You explained perfectly why it does not require brackets, due to the order of operations doing everything a bracket could do for you there, with the desired outcome of 1, and then say that it should be written with brackets?

[@the_decryptor]

@@TotallyNotBrad123 Yeah, you'd only need brackets if the order of operations is different, like "(6 - 2) x 7". It's redundant to put them around the multiplication since they're already higher in precedence.

[@theugliestweinie8365]

The lack of teamwork and not waiting for everyone infuriates me to the core. 10/10

[@SgtBurned]

I'll be honest, last time I used Trig was about 2/3 years ago whilst I was working as a metal fabricator. About the only thing other than algebra that I actively used after school.

[@timmystwin]

The thing I dislike about this argument is everyone forgets they used their maths GCSE to get in to college, or uni, or it helped them get their job etc. Yeah you never use what's in it but you still need to be able to show you're smart enough to be able to if you need to.

[@lunasau3975]

@@timmystwin yeah but that's not really the problem, the problem is this: why is it that you need this math, math that you're never going to use outside of school, to get into college for a feild that doesn't require advanced mathematics? All of this to get a job where you'll never have to use that math again and where using a calculator or looking it up aren't punishable offenses.

[@timmystwin]

@@lunasau3975 Some people won't need it, but others will. You won't be able to teach someone the entirety of maths up to the point of an engineering degree at uni, it has to be built up while they're younger and at school. And no, not all maths or understanding of logic/equations can be done on a calculator. Nor can you spend time googling it, sometimes you do actually have to know. And to those that don't need it, it's just an exercise in problem solving and a way of thinking they can use to then show they're able to problem solve.

[@lunasau3975]

@@timmystwin Then that's a fault of a school system that tries to do mass standardized education instead of individual learning paths. The fact that someone can fail a grade because they're bad at math is stupid. The fact thag schools choose to teach standardized education instead of learning pathways is stupid. I can understand standardized education from years 1 to 9 but by your tenth year in school there will be clear signs of what you're good at, and enjoy, and what you're not. This should be used to help you choose the classes you actually want and need to take for your future.

[@vision-of-dog]

I think the last time I used Trig was when I was playing Minecraft, trying to find the End Portal. I didn't want to use too many eyes of Ender, so I used the Law of Sines and the F3 menu to get a very close approximation with the first two shots. I was off by about a hundred blocks, but it saved some resources.

[@lukethompson6629]

23:51 Ped’s 100th rocket kill was glorious

[@Force2reckonVods]

Cheating implies Lewis was benefitting from using a lower range, weaker explosive xD

[@carstekoch]

To be fair you can time stickies. If lewis was intelligent he would have placed them on the ramps and timed the explosions.

[@Force2reckonVods]

@@carstekoch Yup, he could've, but didn't the way he used them it was inherently worse than just rocketing xD

[@carstekoch]

@@Force2reckonVods True, though being shit at cheating isn't really an excuse to cheat.

[@anthonyschlessman1848]

@@Force2reckonVods cheating is the act of breaking the rules

[@omegaRST]

This episode was pure gold: the math fails, the school talk, the sticky ending _chefs kiss_

[@mrkaa5221]

Whoever is the accountant of Yogscast, be ready, math class and PEMDAS/GEMDAS is needed.

[@TinyGiraffes]

26:54 "I didn't know that" -Duncan Yes you did. You guys had a whole discussion on it like 3 videos ago.

[@loveisinportant5570]

Ben trying to get up to the ramp thing the wrong way every time the camera switches to him is the saddest thing. Nobody's there to correct him. It's like watching a fly run into a closed window right next to an open one. Also, another entry in the GTA books of Lewis being a cheater, being bad at it and blaming others.

[@babaloo55555]

Yeah, their communication skills are a touch frustrating at times. Like, saying "You just go up the tube" isn't helpful if there are several tubes, including one that's the super-duper wrong tube. Something more like, "OK, you see the yellow tubes? Go up, then [blah blah blah]." Lewis did a decent job pointing out the broken Red Bull cone thingies, though.

[@bugmoon1939]

Hate it when I see a fly run into a closed window when they're right next to another closed one! oh by the way you said closed one twice incase you hadn't noticed.

[@loveisinportant5570]

@@bugmoon1939 Ta.

[@bryalogicalgaming5817]

13:44 ugh! I am having flashbacks to college again. Using SOHCAHTOA on a basic triangle was easy but $%#& trying to find a cricle within a square within an octagon because you had two sides of the the length of a triangle from where the square and octagon connected.

[@bryanahearn1218]

Ped absolutely crushed it with a rpg one of those rounds

[@stacktus9158]

I had a 5th grade teacher that really believed in the honor system. To grade our tests, quizzes and homework she’d have us trade papers then she’d read out the answers and we’d tell her how many we got right. I always traded papers with my friend (blank papers obviously) and we’d always give ourselves like 90%. Got to 6th grade and was completely lost lol

[@carlosmiguelteixeiraott3643]

Zylus: "A Cheater calling another Cheater a bigger Cheater?" Me: "Yes, we all know the rules, anyone who's better than you is a cheater, anyone who is worse than you is a NOOB"

[@MegaCdjohnson]

I’m glad someone finally said it 😭😭 I love the crew but Zylus is annoying as shit with his tryhardiness sometimes lmao

[@Satherian]

Yo, we gonna talk about how Ped got all 4 kills at 24:00?

[@anthonyschlessman1848]

simple, his team mates are clowns

[@hamilton2861]

"lord of the flies is about a magical fly that turns the owner invisible"..... Yeah that's exactly what happened to piggy in the book definitely wasn't crushed by the pebble of pig smiting thrown by kirito the black swordsman himself

[@syewhy8070]

I loved hearing your maths conversations 🤩 I er,... I miss maths classes, I think. lollll guess everthing can have good and bad🙂 But I remember doing maths at school and it was not all bad. Lewis's conversation about going to the optician was, really cool as well. It's always nice to have and hear how others kind of, think of situations.

[@bryceh6268]

PEMDAS: Parentheses Exponents Multiplication Division Addition Subtracted

[@bryceh6268]

Then: SOH CAH TOA Use trig all the time in engineering

[@maycowantoneli5470]

"9 plus 14 which is 25" Brindley, Lewis (2022)

[@PierceArner]

18:10 - This was _literally_ my class in 6th grade. The power dynamic there is… incredibly effective in smaller schools. We had 3 teachers quit in the first quarter of the year because as a whole class we collectively refused when they tried to enforce something we disagreed with. We absolutely didn't respect their authority and ensured that they knew they only had what we allowed them to have constantly. When they left to get the principal and confront us, we'd all be model students and make them look like they were being unfairly biased. The fourth teacher who stayed only did because they had her on a full year contract where she couldn't resign. She quit as soon as the year ended. You never look at authority the same way after that.

[@bugmoon1939]

Even if you didn't act like model students in front of the principal, what could they really do? Tell you politely to stop?

[@yakobsoulstorm5187]

@@bugmoon1939 Saturday detentions is one thing.

[@bugmoon1939]

@@yakobsoulstorm5187 Well I mean, tell me what you lose for not going to "saturday detentions" please? Literally nothing? Because I am 90% certain they're not supposed to do anything in the first place, if the children don't act like the teacher as authority, then they don't, that's it. It's not something the principle really has anything to do with, or can really do anything about. And if they do try to do something like expel you(for instance of course, it's really extreme for them to do this), you'd probably be able to take that up with whatever the thing that runs schools is called, can't remember for some reason rn.

[@yakobsoulstorm5187]

@@bugmoon1939 Losing a couple of hours of your free time sucks pretty hard.

[@Pseud0nymTXT]

26:24 my favourite scambaiting story is from my mom's choir friend who has been blind since birth, she managed to keep a PC scammer on the line for over an hour despite never having owned nor seen a computer in her life and managed to make them think that she was sitting in front of one.

[@yakobsoulstorm5187]

Real life gigachad.

[@EquilateralDRR]

As a maths teacher, I want to cry

[@SuPerbMusiCFan]

Duncan complaining that Lewis changed cars in a 4v1 situation. Meanwhile Duncan in the last round in a 4v2 situation: *does the exact same thing*.

[@anthonyschlessman1848]

with Duncan, whats most important is he is winning

[@ironxcrosss]

Parenthesis, Exponents, Multiplication and Division, Addition and Subtraction That's PEMDAS and it's done in that order (anything with an "and" is done in the wloder that the question is written ((6-3+2)) etc)

[@edwardmccabe7650]

Whenever Duncan and Zylus are on a team together it’s always try hard central 🙄😂

[@AresWasTaken]

Lewis, former chemist, now struggling with grade school math

[@anthonyschlessman1848]

too much reddit

[@Khrayfish]

Brackets Indices Division / Multiplication (left to right) Addition / Subtraction (left to right)

[@anthonyschlessman1848]

*Parentheses

[@afroninja2435]

the DM and AS steps can be in any order if you know how signs work. In the equation "10 - 7 + 6" there are 3 numbers: 10, -7, and 6. The "-" belongs to the 7; it is negative seven. So if you go right to left it **doesn't** become: 10 - 7 + 6 10 - 13 = - 3 because you are adding a *positive* number but making it *smaller* (more negative) - 7 + 6 =/= -13 Whenever you see a subtraction symbol there is an imaginary addition one in front of it, adding and subtracting are essentially the same thing i.e. you are adding a negative number: 10 - 7 = 10 + (-7) . You can shuffle the numbers around as much as you want as long as you keep their symbols. same with division: "8 / 2 * 4" has 8, ½, and 4. the division symbol belongs to the number, 8 / 2 is the same as having eight halves (8 * ½). the equation can be done like so: 8 / 2 * 4 ---> ½ * 4 = 2 8 * 2 = 16 hope this helps :)

[@caseybrown1730]

The yogscast guarantee to not know basic math.

[@ZachTEW]

Before I finished college, we now learn "BIDMAS" like bodmas. It's Brackets Indecise Division Multiplication Addition Subtraction Basically just BODMAS

[@bugmoon1939]

BIDMAS, PEMDAS, and BODMAS are actually just different ways to say the same thing. B (brackets) is the same as P (Parenthesis), I (Indices, or O Order, their the same thing.) is the same as E (Exponents), the only other difference is where they put Division and Multiplication, but since they can be put in either order, it ends up the same.

[@ZachTEW]

@@bugmoon1939 yeah literally

[@UnclePalpy]

Love the episodes where they talk about the funniest shit whilst playing GTA in the background

[@ShadowtheRonin]

Sin(Opposite/Hypotenuse) Cosin(Adjacent/Hypotenuse) Tan(Opposite/Adjacent) Thanks, Mr Dowding.

[@Pseud0nymTXT]

remember Lewis has a master's degree in chemistry

[@DeathPonyy]

That weird coating on the socks/clothing is called sizing, it keeps the threads from stretching during production

[@znxster]

Pedmas vs Bodmas vs Gemdas :) 1 - Parentheses | Brackets | Grouping 2 - Exponents | Order (also Roots go here) 3 - Multiplication 4 - Division 5 - Addition 6 - Subtraction But actually this order isn't always true, because there are some additional rules that apply. If you have multiplication and division, do operations one at a time left to right. If you have addition and subtract, do operations one at a time left to right. This is why it is not (14 + 9) first, but instead (6-14). = 6 - 2 x 7 + 3 x 3 = 6 - (2 x 7) + (3 x 3) = (6 - 14) + 9 = -8 + 9 = 1

[@tomhacking8477]

Genuinely thank you, I have to my knowledge never heard this rule and have been trying to find a comment to explain this lmao

[@afroninja2435]

the DM and AS steps can be in any order if you know how signs work. In the equation "10 - 7 + 6" there are 3 numbers: 10, -7, and 6. The "-" belongs to the 7; it is negative seven. So if you go right to left it **doesn't** become: 10 - 7 + 6 10 - 13 = - 3 because you are adding a *positive* number but making it *smaller* (more negative) - 7 + 6 =/= -13 Whenever you see a subtraction symbol there is an imaginary addition one in front of it, adding and subtracting are essentially the same thing i.e. you are adding a negative number: 10 - 7 = 10 + (-7) . You can even shuffle the numbers around as much as you want as long as you keep their symbols (and the DM step is done). same with division: "8 / 2 * 4" has 8, ½, and 4. the division symbol belongs to the number, 8 / 2 is the same as having eight halves (8 * ½). The equation can be done like so: 8 / 2 * 4 ---> ½ * 4 = 2 8 * 2 = 16 hope this helps :)

[@tomhacking8477]

@@afroninja2435 yeah that's what's causing it, it's brenctoo long sl I forgot the negative and positive of the equations are more relating to the numbers itself and must be kept skth it, o was doing+2*7 not -2*7

[@Chris-yp1fe]

Well you got some of it right at least.. 3, 4, 5 and 6 are wrong though.. the format you have written this it should say 1 - Parentheses | Brackets | Grouping 2 - Exponents | Order | Indices 3 - Multiplication | Division - these are of the same order, because they are the same operation 4 - Addition | Subtraction - these are of the same order, because they are the same operation worth noting PIMDAS also.. the I being indices. "This is why it is not (14 + 9) first, but instead (6-14)." correct, because what you have done here is ADDED an operation of the highest order - the brackets - to the equation and changed the sign given to the 14 in the process. HOWEVER if you kept the sign assigned to the 14 in your brackets it would still be correct. 6 - (14+9) is a completely different equation not in this video.. 6 + (-14+9) is however the same equation in the video, and gives the answer 1 another note worth mentioning is division and subtraction can be ignored as operations to make it easier.. Division is a form of multiplication. (multiplying by the inverse number, ie 1/x) Subtraction is a form of addition. (adding a negative number) 6 - 14 + 9, can be rewritten as 6 + (-14) + 9 because once you ignore subtraction and division, the remaining addition and multiplication operations are generally easier to do in your head, but more importantly are both, commutative - meaning you can rearrange them into any order, and still get the correct answer. 2x3x4 = 2x4x3 = 4x3x2 = 24 and associative - meaning you can add or remove brackets as much as you want, and still get the same answer (2x3x4) = (2x3)x4 = 2x(3x4) = 24 = (2x4)x3 = 4x(3x2), etc. this then makes the whole left to right thing irrelevant also its genuinely impossible to get wrong once you swap out sub/div for add/mult in every equation.

[@guardiangarasu]

29:10 That was me. I made a killing off of Jollyrancher pops when they first came out.

[@Speederzzz]

Lewis will never disappoint with his own ideas of the rules XD

[@bugmoon1939]

well I mean, surprisingly he actually followed his own ideas of the rules this time! It's a yogscast miracle!

[@androiduser3895]

Pretty sure insurgents are stronger to stickys over rockets, so Lewis actually gave himself a disadvantage.

[@PageAaron]

Duncan really arguing about the answer while not having an idea what sohcahtoa is 💀

[@lalnablehector1285]

Sohchtoa isn't taught everywhere so its hardly a fair thing to judge someone for not knowing so sohcamaballs.

[@PageAaron]

@@lalnablehector1285 Sohcahtoa is basic trigonometry...

[@flowking6793]

watching yall twist your knickers of pythagoras is the most amazing thing ever

[@stevenpaen3481]

Holy shit Zylus, Pemdas. That's a word I havent heard in ages

[@genuineBenFan]

i imagine sharky would do BONDAS edit: Bon would’ve made that hurt less

[@theunoriginaljess]

kitboga reference, in yogscast, unexpected but appreciated.

[@caseybrown1730]

PEMDAS is used in the U.S too

[@anthonyschlessman1848]

is used many places, like always the UK accuses the Americans of being sheltered and thinking ttheirway is the one and only way when they are just as or more guilty

[@yakobsoulstorm5187]

@@anthonyschlessman1848 To be fair the US is really goddamn weird when it comes to a lot of stuff.

[@anthonyschlessman1848]

@@yakobsoulstorm5187 at they drive on the correct side of the road and know what chips are

[@yakobsoulstorm5187]

@@anthonyschlessman1848 Your grammar is wrong, but more importantly they have school shootings as a regular occurrence and write the date as "Month.Day.Year".

[@anthonyschlessman1848]

@@yakobsoulstorm5187 and China has daily mass school stabbings, sorry I hurt your gentle British feefees

[@GuardianAngle1]

I would enjoy watching this crew attempt trivial pursuit, maybe even a tournament.

[@G3HP]

12:00 - An algorithm you say, you mean like an order of operation you can put a sum through to figure it out. I wonder where I've heard that one before?... *cough* BIDMAS *cough* Also, what the hell you do mean BODMAS?? It's BIDMAS (Brackets, Indices, Division/Multiplication, Addition/Subtraction) or PEMDAS (Parenthesises, Exponents, Multiplication/Division, Addition/Subtraction). Never even heard of BODMAS (I can only assume O is for Operator??)

[@TotallyNotBrad123]

Order

[@yakobsoulstorm5187]

BODMAS is what they teach younger children because indices are introduced later.

[@really-quite-exhausted]

We legit learned that the O in BODMAS stood for "(powers) Of..." 😂 I didn't learn the words "exponents" or "indices" until several years later lmao

[@MrJinxmaster1]

Soh Cah Toa Sin(angle) = opposite side/longest side CoSin(angle)=adjacent side/longest side Tan(angle)=opposite side/adjacent side This is for any right angled triangle and so you can derive the angle using the inverse functions.

[@Bobberation]

As an American who knows PEMDAS, I kept hearing BODMAS as "Bon Maths" as in math according to smushed-head Sharky, which went a ways toward explaining why they were so bad at it.

[@PresumablyTunes]

I didn't know PEMDAS was a thing until today, I always use BIDMAS, which is BODMAS but with Indices instead of Orders. It's interesting how there's multiple ways to say the same thing :)

[@kayonesoft]

I also kept hearing Bon Maths

[@VegetaLF7]

@@PresumablyTunes Exactly, it basically breaks down into how you refer to each step. Brackets vs Parentheses would give you a B or P in the acronym. It's all pretty much the same system, just different terms for how to define each step. Dammit, I was told I wouldn't have to do math anymore after I got out of school, why am I being made to remember my algebra days?

[@cruzchaidez1076]

Lewis uses a far inferior weapon in a 3v4 and somehow Duncan still ends up crying more than anyone.

[@AdamTruslow]

So it was 6-2x7+3x3 right? So 6-14+9 -8+9 1 So 1 is correct they just don't seem to work with algebra very often.

[@2gamerzone7]

But BODMAS is addition, followed by subtraction, so isn't it meant to be 6-23?

[@fiona9891]

@@2gamerzone7 addition and subtraction happen at the same time because they're the same thing but with negative numbers, it's a bad acronym it's the same as 6 + (-14) + 9

[@Sopsy_Hallow]

@@2gamerzone7 no? -14+9 is not 23 or -23

[@2gamerzone7]

@@fiona9891 Ah, ok. Thanks for explaining.

[@ivyartemis2431]

@@2gamerzone7 a better way to type it where it makes more sense would be B O DM AS as division/multiplication and addition/subtraction occur at the same time, just whatever's first. that's how pemdas got written a lot in my school

[@eshelynn]

Also, American math, PEMDAS: parentheses, exponents, multiplication, division, add, subtract

[@hazellye8720]

Did anyone else learn BIDMAS at school? I know they all mean the same thing but this one goes Brackets Indices Division Multiplication Addition Subtraction

[@yakobsoulstorm5187]

I did, seems that BODMAS is an older thing.

[@misomiso8228]

19:45 Just call up Andy Chambers and/or Rick Priestly! Much easier!

[@RubelliteFae]

lol They basically said, "Who needs maths when the world is increasingly ran by computers?" Um, the increasing numbers of people programming them 😆

[@deadersurvival4716]

I mean, they didn't say that, but even if they did, you didn't get the joke right. It's the number of people USING them. Programming them only explains a fraction of the population, but you still have to tell the computer what problem you want solved.

[@RubelliteFae]

@@deadersurvival4716 You're right, they didn't say that. I condensed it. They said calculators & phones-both of which are computers, just not desktop PCs. You're also right that the number of end users far outnumber the number of programmers. But surely you recognize that the trajectory of employment over the last 50 years shows that the ratio of programmers is increasing against non-programmers. Also, if more people better understood maths and logic, people would have much less trouble using & troubleshooting their digital devices. The skills of one are transferable to the other. Also, I get that they were being funny, but it's also a common attitude that I was hoping to partially counteract. Someone has to be the Rythian sometimes 😅

[@deadersurvival4716]

@@RubelliteFae Ironically, I think the ratio is actually going down, especially since early computers made the user program it before it could be used, and they were rarer. Nowadays, someone could go from never having heard of a computer to functionally using one in a matter of minutes even without help. As far as the "if people better understood maths and logic" part, I wholeheartedly agree, but the problem there is that a lot of people are outright not taught things or are taught in a way that doesn't work for them. I've met plenty of people that easily picked up how to do math after I explained it in a different way. America is very bad about just brute forcing "this is the thing you need to memorize for this exact problem" and not how to break it down to make it easier.

[@RubelliteFae]

@@deadersurvival4716 Yes! There's so many things wrong with our education system, but most of them come down to not teaching in a way the person can understand. This leads to them giving up trying to understand and/or thinking they are dumb (Osie said it in this video) getting bored and then getting into trouble. Howard Gardner identified 8 types of intelligence and we could be all topics with most of these most of the time. Class size & pressure on teachers doesn't help either

[@deadersurvival4716]

@@RubelliteFae Exactly. And that's before we get into the faults of teaching generic information that isn't helpful to anyone (or "teaching to a test") like the Yog's mentioned as well, with Soh Cah Toa, the trig ratios to make it easier to find the degree of any corner, given that you know the lengths of two of the three sides.

[@sebcw1204]

i learned it as PEMDAS parenthesis exponent multiple divide add substract although i later learned that multiple and divide are "the same" and are thus done from left to right, add and subtract are similarly "the same" and so also done from left to right.

[@bbmikej]

I have never heard of BODMAS. We had PEMDAS growing up. Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, Subtraction. Just looked up BODMAS, we never called them Brackets and I have never heard of them referred to as Orders.

[@colby1398]

It's a British thing

[@vision-of-dog]

I have heard of something called "order" in my later courses, but the definition was too ambiguous to mean the same thing as exponents. It's rather used as a way of describing an equation that has different levels of exponents for the same variable.

[@anononomous]

I always remembered the O as representing "of", as in "to the power of". Doesn't make more sense, but was easy to remember which is what is important.

[@AshleyTheDinosaur]

Nobody even noticed peds 4k on rockets vs insurgents

[@MizuhoChan]

Hello everyone and welcome back to GTA V

[@sampsonike]

I want a good clean race.

[@swattofficer6624]

@@sampsonike No prox bombs