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A new love story unfolds when teen matchmaker Kitty reunites with her long-distance boyfriend at the same Seoul high school attended by her late mother. 
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making celebrities solve math is exactly what I want on a daily basis thank you! 🤣
but the actual answer is 16 isnt it-
@@chaitragutta8780 I thought it was 1 😭😭
@@erzsieke As a math nerd, i shall explain,
BODMAS, or BEDMAS is the sequence you should do the operations in. so first is the brackets. which is 2+2 = 4, then before multiplication comes division so, 8 divided by 2 = 4. so its 4x4 = 16. (I am literally in 7th grade I don't understand what else method you would do- )
@@chaitragutta8780 I’m older than you (not by TOO much) and I guess I was taught a different method. I was taught to use algebraic methods. First you add inside the parenthesis. Next you multiply the 2 outside the parenthesis because it is multiplying the numbers within the parenthesis (idk if that made sense when I try to explain it lol). Which leaves you with 8/8 which is 1. That is how I got my answer. Which is presumably how Gia got her answer too. I guess it really depends on your country and school system.
@@erzsieke Yeah, so pretty much there is 2 answers which is pretty weird, and I'm from India so it might vary obviously. but I'm pretty sure both are right, even though the calculator app shows '16'.
We need more content of Gia and Anna! 🥺🥺
LMAO at the math part 🤣🤣🤣 The Yuri "plot twist" was my favorite part of the series! It was a genuine surprise and it definitely wasn't telegraphed in the trailers.
Yes I found that hilarious lol 😂
Didn't like that part, didn't fit.
I’m being honest.. I have never shipped any movie character more than be begging my device and shouting at it when Kitty and Yuri get close 😂
Hoping for a second season the actors have great chemistry together they look like they had so much fun filming 😌🥰🥳
I love all the casts from xo kitty chemistry with each other. They really had fun shooting the series together and we can really see it from the interview and behind the scenes how close they really are in real life❤❤❤wish to see more of the casts interview
Waitttt... a car has 4 doors too. How did Anna not realize that ?😂
A car has 5 depending on the type. Also door knobs are a wheel and axel meaning that there are 2 wheels per door (if it used a knob). Hope this helps!
There’s no way there’s to answer to that math problem
For me they could be the couple with most chemistry on the show
Can't wait for season 2!
Gia Kim accent is soo good
Right??!! I like that it's not one thing, it sounds like a mix of all the places she grew up.
LOVE THEM SM!
How cute this two are❤️💋💋
Anna is correct because according to pemdas or bedmas multiplication and division is determined by which comes first. 2:04
Using PEMDAS it’s 1, using BEDMAS it’s 16
@@Jesus_isRisen3 Using both it's 16. Multiplication and Division have equal values and so are solved left to right.
@@Coinbrag No, in PEMDAS, it’d be 1 bc multiplication comes before division in that one.
@@Jesus_isRisen3 negative. Multiplication and division share the same tier of priority. If you think of it like shelves on a bookshelf, parenthesis are on the top shelf, exponents on the second shelf. Multiplication and division share the third shelf. Addition and subtraction share the fourth shelf. Hope that helps ☺️
ok! this was actually so fun
LOVE THIS
best characters
2:14 kittys face 😂
Loved it but I want to say something about the math problem.
So you do brackets first of course. 8/2(2+2)=8/2X2
But you always always always work from left to right after that. I don’t care that it’s multiplying the bracket, it is not the bracket itself. Therefore,
8/2(2+2)
=>8/2X4
=>4x4
=>16
Sorry Gia and everyone else who thinks I’m wrong but this is the way to do it.
That’s the modern way of it now but 1 was an accepted answer for a long time
That’s not the only way it works. I learned PEMDAS in which case you’d multiply first. I didn’t know ppl learned BEDMAS or ur way of left to right but it doesn’t work. If you had 4+6*3, the answer is 22 not 30. That’s why they said both 16 and 1 are correct bc ppl learned different things.
its actually 1. divide and multiply is at the same level. but we originally do the first sign first then the second sign so divide should be done first not multiply. but we do have two answers but i use pemdas more
@@pinkgreenmelon2209 why did they change it 😭 PEMDAS worked so well for me all my life and i don't see why they needed to change it. this is actually the first time i'm even hearing of BEDMAS. the whole point of math is that there's one concrete answer and that's why i liked it lol
@Jadyn Burton i learned pemdas too, but the P stands for *PARENTHESES*, so you would still do 2+2 first because it's in parentheses and then 8÷2, then finally 4×4, giving us 16, 1 is objectively wrong not just because it doesn't adhere to pemdas, but also because multiplication and division are done in the same step *FROM LEFT TO RIGHT* making 8÷2 come before 4 regardless
I love them 🥰
i can be the only person who learned PEMDAS and not BEDMAS
They are the same thing, it's just the US uses PEMDAS and Canada uses BEDMAS.
@@PinayGrl926 Oh now it makes sense
I'm british and we learn either "BIDMAS" or "BODMAS"
@@PinayGrl926 well, Canada does it wrong, and every computer in the world will tell you that, as computers all use PEMDAS.
@@PinayGrl926 There is a right way and a wrong way to do math. If you do it the wrong way, you get erroneous answers. While it is true that it is generally considered that Mult and Div have the same weight, they do not in fact. This is especially important when working with computers as all computers will do Multiplication before division unless explicitly told to do otherwise. And for this reason, Multiplication has more weight in other cases otherwise you create unnecessary confusion with erroneous results.
Anna didn't say "I thought math had only 1 answer" like fr r u serious 💀
she's just like me 😂
But Gia's answer was the right one. 😂
@@yanet1208 it was both
@@yanet1208 no it wasn’t mult and division do the same thing rlly so it goes from left to right you can’t do the multiplication first bc it’s on the right
@@lilavril3she used PEMDAS which is an accepted method of order of operations
Answer to the math problem is 1. Technically multiplication and division are considered to have the same weight, but Multiplication comes first. BEMDAS (or PEMDAS), not BEDMAS. If the creator of the equation wants the division to be solved before the multiplication, they will use brackets to indicate this, so (8 / 2) * (2 + 2) would be 16. but 8 / 2(2 + 2) is 1
Totally agree
I've always been told you have to do it left to right when it comes to equally weighted operations
@@zuoelu that's partially true. Addition and subtraction are the only truly equally weighted. Mult is heavier tha. Div.
@@spamfilter32 I see, I guess I was educated differently because I was told multiplication and division are done in order of which one appears first in the equation but good to know
@@zuoelu the official rule is:
"When juxtaposed, multiplication comes before division"
The numbers are juxtaposed, therefore the multiplication is done first, then the division.
I hope one day I get to see Anna Cathcart
the math part rwminds me of me and my bestue when were doing mathss
lmao I love them
I think they need to answer the webs most searched questions
Forget the maths, this was a chemistry experiment gone right
the MD and AS in pemdas is only in that order to make a sort of word. both parts are just from left to right. the answer is 16 they’re not both right
no, sorry, it is 1. Multiplication and division only technically have the same weight, but multiplication is still handled first, and so is addition. It is considered courteous to use brackets when there is ambiguity in an equation, but when brackets are not present, multiplication is always handled before division, and addition always before subtraction. The equation could be writen as y = a / b(c + c). When solving for y, the equation condenses to a / (bc + bc). In the case of this equation, we happen to know the values for a, b and c, so its just plug in and go.
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I asked CHATGPT and here's the ans-
To solve the expression 8/2(2+2), we follow the order of operations, which is commonly remembered using the acronym PEMDAS (Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication and Division from left to right, and Addition and Subtraction from left to right).
However, there can be ambiguity in this expression due to the placement of the parentheses. Some people interpret it as (8/2)(2+2), while others interpret it as 8/(2(2+2)).
Let's solve it using both interpretations:
If we interpret the expression as (8/2)(2+2):
First, we simplify the parentheses: 2+2 = 4.
Then, we perform the division: 8/2 = 4.
Finally, we multiply: 4 * 4 = 16.
Therefore, the result is 16 if we interpret the expression as (8/2)(2+2).
If we interpret the expression as 8/(2(2+2)):
Again, we simplify the parentheses: 2+2 = 4.
Then, we perform the multiplication: 2 * 4 = 8.
Finally, we perform the division: 8/8 = 1.
Therefore, the result is 1 if we interpret the expression as 8/(2(2+2)).
Please note that the lack of clarity in the original expression can lead to different interpretations and results. To avoid confusion, it is best to use clearer notation or include additional parentheses to indicate the intended grouping
Door knobs are a wheel and axel meaning that there are 2 wheels per door (if it used a knob). Hope this helps!
Can it be a season2 or more seasons
เมื่อไหร่จะมี ss2
This ship needs something big in season 2
Yuri x Kitty forever!!!
And her friends
First!
Edit: WE NEED A SEASON 2 PLEASEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!
2:17 see, so the answer is 1, The tricky thing about bedmas ir works like THIS:
Brackets
Exponents
DM - Division or Multiplication
AS - adding or subtracting.
And the thing with brackets, you do BRACKETS first, meaning you HAVE TO MULTIPLY the thing by the brackets with the brackets answer!
When you have division and multiplication you do it LEFT TO RIGHT, so Yuri is correct.
math has to be solved left to right once parentheses and exponents are out of the way. they literally teach that in basic algebra. i get how people can forget as they get older and more time between them and math class adds, but i tutor math still so i'm constantly reminded
yes, but Multiplication comes before division. so you still have to multiply the 2 by the 4 before you can divide the 8 by the quantity. If you're tutoring them that division comes before multiplication you're giving them wrong instructions and if your students go on to take computer science classes your have really screwed them over as they will constantly be giving the computer incorrect instructions.
@@spamfilter32 only in the acronym, but when learning order of operations, you learn that multiplication and division are done in order of left to right along with addition and subtraction going in order from left to right, meaning either one can come first in those pairs. that's why both the acronyms PEMDAS and BEDMAS work because either mult. or div. can come first depending on the order from left to right.
@@janationaltreasure but not with computers. computers require multiplication to be done first unless you explicitly state that you want division first. The lack of brackets between "a / b" indicates that the multiplication is to be done first. if you want to do the div first, you must write the problem as y = (a / b)(c + c)
@@spamfilter32 I can't speak on computers since I don't have experience in that field, and I won't pretend like I do. HOWEVER, I'm talking algebraic expressions as shown in the "debate". Even inputting that exact thing into a calculator without brackets or anything still gives the same answer I'm saying. The order of operations is algebraic.
@@janationaltreasure i'm 21 and my whole life i grew up using PEMDAS for order of operations, not hearing anything about left to right or BEDMAS so idk why they had to change it lol. when i solve the equation in the video i get 1 because it's 8 divided by 8.
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Am i weird that i learnt BODMAS instead BEDMAS
Anna and minho when?? 🥹❤️
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also, there's 4 or 6 doors everytime there's 4 wheels so 🤷🏻♀
I’m sorry but the answer is 1.
I’m an engineer student we take this on a daily basis.
to understand it better try writing the question as a fraction 8 over 2(2+2)
the answer will always be 1
The math one makes no sense I’m confused😭
in math with multiple components there is an order of operations, where each part (+, *, / etc) is an operation. Normally we perform all operations left to right, but some operations have greater importance then others, so parenthesis (or brackets) are always done first. Then exponents (square, cube etc.). Then Multiplication, then Division, then Addition, and finally Subtraction. So for the equation a + b + c you will just go from left to right, and for a + b - c you will also go from left to right, but in the case of a - b + c you will add b + c first, then subtract that from a. So in the above equation y = a / b(c + c) the parenthesis is done 1st, then you multiply b by the quantity c + c, then you divide a by that amount. or y = 8 / 2*2, which becomes y = 8 / 8 which equals 1.
Isn't it BODMAS Brackets order divide multiply add subtract
1 because of BOEDMAS which is Brackets, Of( aka solving the multiplication of the bracket eg 8(4) first ), exponents, Division, Multiplication, Addition, Substraction.
Multiplication is always solved before division.
The correct answer is 1. Love Anna's confusion though.
2(2+2) is taken as 2x(2+2) so you solve that first before moving on to the first part.
Easier to take it as:
8/[2(2+2)]
=8/[2(4)]
=8/8
=1
But the parentheses are only around the 2+2 part so after you solve that you just have 8/2(4), and according to the order of operations division and multiplication are essentially on the same level you just solve left to right. So it's 16 (you'll also get 16 if you type it into a calculator).
@@rubyerben9562 you solve the brackets first. 2(2+2) is the bracketed part. So 2x4 should be solved first.
@@thisaintmee no because is not inside any parenthesis, it makes sense that the problem has two answers because is what ruby erben said, multiplication and division are on the same level of order so if you do first the division you get one answer and if you do the multiplication first you have another answer but there is no brackets to tell you which of those has to come first so basically 2 solutions is ok
BEDMAS? I learned PEMDAS
yo sabiendo que anna es geminis y kim es sagitario son la una para la otra se merecen ser novias
And in England we’re taught bidmas
Anddd in India we have BODMAS
@@Army_X_Stay_25 yeah BODMAS here
yup, or bodmas
I learned PEMDAS
@@Army_X_Stay_25I was taught BODMAS and I’m in England
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The answer is 16 Anna was right
I put milk first
no but the math one ?? kitty is right !! bc multiplication and division is same power , so you go left to right , which means division first ?? so 8 / 2 = 4 then 4 x 4 is 16
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You aren’t first sorry, pls don’t take is as offensive btw
Nahhh nah ah the correct answer is 16.1 is not accepted...please check your facts first before giving question
If you put cereal before the milk you will either put too much cereal or not enough cereal but that’s just my opinion ❤
Just add more cereal or take out some before adding the milk...
well then that should apply to milk as well bc what if u add too much milk
Show is mad cringey and y'all can't act, lol
Rude