Don't worry vern I loved math when I was in school I am 23 been out of school for 5 years was trying to do the question alonh side you and I couldn't get them right
7:01 Sophist “um, ackchually”ing the items in the shop with his LoL experience and then getting punished for it was completely unexpected and hilarious
@ yeah, but Sophist completely deflating from Noah’s “oh well fuck you then” was funny, you gotta admit. It’s just another case of Noah completely abusing his executive power in these things, and that’s part of what makes these so fun to watch
@@HamazuraGODWhat you do is solve one of them for one of the variables do that you have y = x +1 Then you pretend that the y is a know quantity now and plug it into the other equation which if it's is x*y = 5 would turn into x (x+1) = 5 Now you can solve it as a regular equation. Usually you can say that for each equation you can solve for another variable eg. 17 variables means you need at least 17 equations to solve the system
@@Mephora There is a different method, which I prefer. Say you have the following equations: 5x+4y=7 3x+12y=9 you can multiply one of them so that the number before either x or y is the same in both equations, for example, multiply the first one by 3 15x+12y=21 3x+12y=9 It is now possible to subtract the two equations from each other 15x+12y-3x-12y=21-9 simplifying, that's 12x=12 x=1 Then you can substitute the x in one of the equations for 1 and solve for y normally 5+4y=7 4y=2 y=1/2 I prefer this method, as it cuts out a lot of annoying work with equations this simple, and it feels more efficient to me. There are also matrices for high level work, but I've never really felt the need to use them.
once you've been out of school for long enough, unless you have a specific reason to manually use this stuff, it typically ends up going to the back of your mind.
@@Shoefae as somebody who was fucking great at maths back in school, I didn't even know where to begin with half of these problems. (I definitely would've been able to do them back when I was actually learning it) Just goes to show how absolutely pointless half the shit you learn in school actually is, since if I actually needed it I'd like still know how to do this stuff through maintained practice.
it would have been to obvious since those normally are very long and have various different types of methods and types of operations which wouldnt even fit on the video, since all the stuff that appeared was basic level math from like 8th grade.
The editing makes these guys looks like math prodigies. If you ever do this again, I'd like the time left in so the audience can race against the players for the answer.
1:22 x = 10/3 (stated by Nick) 2:23 x = 15/10 (stated by no one so I solved it) 3:20 y = -6 (stated by Brent) 4:11 x = 11/6 (stated by Nick) 5:00 x = -3 (stated by Nick) 8:54 y = 1, z = 2 (stated by no one so i solved it) 10:17 x = 11/7, y = 9/7 (stated by Brent) 11:20 x = -19 (stated by Brent) 12:35 x = 6 (stated by Brent) 14:04 x = 14 (stated by Brent) 16:01 x = 27/3 (stated by Brent) 17:37 x = 2 (not 3), y = 1 (stated by Brent) 19:13 x = 0 (stated by Brent) 22:38 x = -8 (stated by Noah) 22:50 f = 7/3 (stated by Noah) 23:12 c = 18/12 (stated by Brent) 23:40 b = 14/6 (stated by Nick) 25:24 x = 11/8 (stated by Nick)
But step by step solution that I used: Multiply top equation by two, you get 4x+6y=14; 4x-y=5; Move Y to the right side in bottom equation and merge equations by replacing 4x in top one with 5+y; You get 7y=9; Therefore y=9/7; Insert y in second equation you get 4x-9/7=5; 4x=6 2/7; x=11/7
@@louiepikmin3184fr, They need a differential equation or proof question or something with vectors. Kinda meh how it's all just solving systems of equations.
This feels like something the boring math teacher would make. Except the new fun math teacher, Mr. Noah, came in mid way through to baby sit the class.
This actually sounds super fun to do in general. This might sound nerdy, but this type of math is both pretty simple and beautiful, and just solving problems with it to win against your friends sounds like a blast
The game that not only tortures the player, but also some of the audience. Didn't need to be humbled this morning, too hungover. To those still in school able to solve these, grats
I couldn't solve a lot of these while listening to the conversations, but if I paused I got them fairly quick. Probably one of the reasons why *dead* players were kicked out of the calls haha
There are two ways: substitution and elimination. Substitution would isolate y, making it -y=-4x + 5 which we would multiply by -1 and turn into y=4x-5. You would then plug that in to the top equation, get the answer for x, and then plug the solution for x in either equation and get the solution for y. Elimination would multiply one of the equations until a variable cancels out. In this case, it would be easier to multiple the bottom equation by 3 and have the y variables cancel each other out. You then add both equations. From then on you solve for x, and then plug in the solution and solve for y.
Third way: Put the coefficients in a matrix, and use Gaussian elimination (This is a general method that will work for any number of variables, and doesn’t depend on you “guessing” what to do with your next substitution/elimination)
13:55 That dividing factorial problem broke my my brain for a bit. I had to translate it into a multiplication problem to even start it. It's as simple as I originally assumed, but I couldn't justify it immediately.
I love the editing in this video and how it seemed like they instantly got it later on, it's just really funny compared to how long it took before. But this was a really funny video and I'd love to see a followup with slightly more complicated stuff, not too much more difficult, just like basic stuff you'd learn in algebra 2 instead of regular algebra. Also, I've been binging your videos all day, and I just wanna say I absolutely love your content! It's so funny and I'd love to try this sort of stuff out with my friends
The fact that the a torturer in “create a board game” got four known people who all hate and love board games and each other, is like being Nintendo. Because you have the board game, and the Nintendo players. It’s something to put on the resume.
Despite it literally being in your name, and why I first found your channel- I really appreciate your shift away from MTG content. Your new stuff is absolutely killer, and it isn't even tangentially supporting the Pinkertons!
I literally got out of bed found a paper and a sharpie and started trying to solve the problems myself. Math was one of my favorite classes thanks to the teacher. So I really enjoyed this to the max! ❤
6:54 I'm about to expose myself by saying this: 13g Zhonya's Hourglass. 12g Bard's E: magical journey. 9g Draven's passive: League of Draven and Zilean's R/Ultimate: Chronoshift. 4g Mordekaiser's R/Ultimate: Realm of death and Ekko's R/Ultimate: Chronobreak. 3g Serrated Dirk. 2g Liandry's Torment and Renata glasc's R/Ultimate: Hostile Takeover. 1g The Collector, Mejai's Soulstealer and Xin Zhao's E: Audacious charge. I will not explain what they do in LoL, go do it yourself or play the game, pick your poison KEK.
1) This board game looks great! I love doing these math problems! 2) "I'll never use this math!" *Noah wrings his hands* That's such a great, chaotic reason to make this game. 😂 3) Legit HYPE! Sending this to my fiance who loves math and puzzles!
I understand that he's probably joking/exaggerating about how the others have an advantage because of their college degrees, but I find it funny that someone thinks that finding "x" using algebra is a college level skill.
it's moreso the fact that they continue using the maths throughout their life unlike ~90% of people who barely use maths more complex that single digit multiplication and everyone carries a calculator with them (unlike what many people's math teachers told them) so you just forget it. I was the 3rd best maths student of my year in my years where maths was compulsory but the moment it stopped being compulsory I was just the best in my class cause all the other nerds went to the optional higher maths class, and now I'm not good or particularly bad at maths but I'm slow cause I couldn't be bothered learning to be fast all the people shocked at people having difficulty with the equations are either in or barely out of school or in a field where they use maths daily. personall the moment you go beyond/below whole numbers I could not muster the energy to even bother.
@@ComfyCherry Idunno bud, these are some *very* elementary polynomials, toys even, that anyone should be able to solve. I wouldn't expect you to be able to do it in your head per se, but it's reasonable to expect anyone who went to school to figure them out.
@@coupledyetivonvanderburg5385 and what benefit does that bring to ones life? say an artist or comedian? or maybe a woodworker? also calling maths, of any kind, a toy is kinda condescending, it feels you're saying something like if you can't do it then are you even an adult, I'm assuming that's not your intention (I can't think of a reason to say it unless you want to belittle people, but I'm not all knowing) but I don't see any benefit beyond basic addition/subtraction and multiplication/division if your personal goals and/or employment require it.
@@ComfyCherry Friend, when I say toy, I mean that in the sense these polynomials are toy applications of the germane concepts, or otherwise tools for playing with so as to bolster understanding. As for the rest of what you've said, I really only have one point; why learn any language that is not your native tongue? Math is, at its core, a language just like any other, but rather than primarily conveying ideas between two persons, it conveys truths of the world around us directly. Is that not justification enough to pay it some mind, regardless of occupation? To put some perspective on the matter, the Hellenistic Greeks devised Mathematics, as we know it, as a philosophy first and foremost, a means by which we could commune with the natural world and with the gods themselves. To wave it away entirely is much the same as waving away the Philosophy of Science; it's ill-advised. Of course, all of this said, and at the end of the day, you definitely use math every single day in the most mundane judgements, whether it be deciding whether or not to buy that cupcake and accept the hit to both your wallet and waistband, whether it is wise or not go through the intersection during a yellow light, whether the weather calls for a coat or simply a light jacket. All of these are mathematical calculations you make intuitively, all of them "solve for x" polynomials. In fact, most ironically, your insistence that you don't need to study to math, that itself was a calculation you made, friend.
Gonna be honest as someone who got into college at 13 I barely could get these problems. I’m a psychology major so I know why this happens and so should you cause that’s basic psychological instinct
Link to the party crashers channel: youtube.com/@partycrashers4
when are you gonna upload the presentation? i wanna play it withj my friends
You should make a game with valefisk
i want you to eat so i subscribe
Bro, I did this stuff in sixth grade and it was easy
ALGEBRUH
also can you publically release this like Everything else you've done?
I am never beating the bad at math allegations
I mean, you didn't come in last, so that's a win right there
Don't worry vern I loved math when I was in school I am 23 been out of school for 5 years was trying to do the question alonh side you and I couldn't get them right
it’s ok vervias, the important thing is you tried :)
Those problems are so easy
-A history major
Nah, you did way better than I would have
That kick from the discord call was potentially the coldest, sinister and most terrifying moment to have ever happened in cinema.
when did it happen?
15:21
Sophist 😢😢😢😢😢
I'm pretty sure he was holding back his laughter, poor Sophist
the irony of Noah saying "I dont want to do math" while making poor Vern do math is insane
Next time make the host the only player vs a math npc.
23:00 "We'll just take 15 off, I don't want to do math." Under-rated joke by the host that the players didn't notice.
Well half of the players were dead lol, but yeah, all im seeing are comments about that joke lol
"I will not disclose the time at witch you die" is probably one of the most ominous sentances ever
3:34
I think we need a spelling/grammar quiz next.
@@PuggyMastelmao
@@flallana183:35yes.......
Just like life
7:01 Sophist “um, ackchually”ing the items in the shop with his LoL experience and then getting punished for it was completely unexpected and hilarious
But unjustified.
@ yeah, but Sophist completely deflating from Noah’s “oh well fuck you then” was funny, you gotta admit. It’s just another case of Noah completely abusing his executive power in these things, and that’s part of what makes these so fun to watch
@ League of legends sucks. Justified.
@@TrueAgentZan and nothing of the LoL items being brought in in the first place?
Well, there is an item in league that makes you gain money by killing minions
Even without the usual editing of this group, I can STILL see the piplup images when Nick pips off
I know it’s a typo but “pips off” should be the official term for whenever nick pops off
PIPS OFFFFFFFFFFF
Nick explaining how to do a math problem to Vernias was unexpectedly wholesome and I'm here for it
I was here for it too until Noah cut it out and left me still just as lost 😭
@@HamazuraGODREAL why didn’t he leave it in i’ve no idea how to do this
@@HamazuraGODWhat you do is solve one of them for one of the variables do that you have y = x +1
Then you pretend that the y is a know quantity now and plug it into the other equation which if it's is x*y = 5 would turn into x (x+1) = 5
Now you can solve it as a regular equation.
Usually you can say that for each equation you can solve for another variable eg. 17 variables means you need at least 17 equations to solve the system
@@Mephora There is a different method, which I prefer.
Say you have the following equations:
5x+4y=7
3x+12y=9
you can multiply one of them so that the number before either x or y is the same in both equations, for example, multiply the first one by 3
15x+12y=21
3x+12y=9
It is now possible to subtract the two equations from each other
15x+12y-3x-12y=21-9
simplifying, that's
12x=12
x=1
Then you can substitute the x in one of the equations for 1 and solve for y normally
5+4y=7
4y=2
y=1/2
I prefer this method, as it cuts out a lot of annoying work with equations this simple, and it feels more efficient to me. There are also matrices for high level work, but I've never really felt the need to use them.
watching 4 adults struggle over 8th grade math is amazing
its really fun to watch but also painful at the same time
once you've been out of school for long enough, unless you have a specific reason to manually use this stuff, it typically ends up going to the back of your mind.
@@Shoefae as somebody who was fucking great at maths back in school, I didn't even know where to begin with half of these problems. (I definitely would've been able to do them back when I was actually learning it)
Just goes to show how absolutely pointless half the shit you learn in school actually is, since if I actually needed it I'd like still know how to do this stuff through maintained practice.
how tf on that last problem did they find x in less then a second? (even if they were wrong)
@@pupnub the magic of video editing, or just very quick math
There should’ve been a mathematical equation that hasn’t been solved yet
um
@malachirondon7307 cringe
it would have been to obvious since those normally are very long and have various different types of methods and types of operations which wouldnt even fit on the video, since all the stuff that appeared was basic level math from like 8th grade.
@@JunkSyncthere are simple but not solved questions like 3x+1, just need to incorporate other types of simple (and possible) math proof problems
@@AsiccAP you should have just said the colatz conjecture…
Ok, you know what would be great? A rematch, but with derivatives, integrals, 3+ order polynomials, and geometry. Sincerely, a guy who likes math
My brother in Christ. GOD PLEASE NO.
Great idea!
Love this idea!
Can we add a pinch of Calculus and Linear Algebra. Matrices to box your opponents into
@@Mariorox1956derivatives and integrals are calculus
As someone in my twenties who hasn’t touched maths in years, I felt the leader of the Vern Nation’s struggles with this, completely forgot how to math
real whyd they cut the part where he was explaining it
23:00 noah says "we'll just say it takes 15 off I don't wanna do math", what a good torturer
“I don’t want to do math”, on a board game about math. That checks out
I was feeling really dumb until i realized he was editing out the time they were working on the problems
well the time they spent solving is revealed at the end of the battle when he adds that time to the player that lost
I was so fkn shocked they could glance at it and solve it but that answers EVERYTHING xD
@@VictorsandergamerI thought noah was just bullshitting the times ans just putting whatever he feels like, just like he always does
they were still genuinely speeding through those questions though, like the last one, when you look at the bottom, they spent less than a minute on it
SERIOUSLY! Each of them took around 6 seconds for me, I was so confused how they could do them in under one!
The editing makes these guys looks like math prodigies. If you ever do this again, I'd like the time left in so the audience can race against the players for the answer.
Same, those last few problems made me feel like a dunce for a second with how quick they answered
1:22 x = 10/3 (stated by Nick)
2:23 x = 15/10 (stated by no one so I solved it)
3:20 y = -6 (stated by Brent)
4:11 x = 11/6 (stated by Nick)
5:00 x = -3 (stated by Nick)
8:54 y = 1, z = 2 (stated by no one so i solved it)
10:17 x = 11/7, y = 9/7 (stated by Brent)
11:20 x = -19 (stated by Brent)
12:35 x = 6 (stated by Brent)
14:04 x = 14 (stated by Brent)
16:01 x = 27/3 (stated by Brent)
17:37 x = 2 (not 3), y = 1 (stated by Brent)
19:13 x = 0 (stated by Brent)
22:38 x = -8 (stated by Noah)
22:50 f = 7/3 (stated by Noah)
23:12 c = 18/12 (stated by Brent)
23:40 b = 14/6 (stated by Nick)
25:24 x = 11/8 (stated by Nick)
i did it with the process
Damn
10:17 doesn’t x = 2 and y = 1? I’m confused now, how did Brent get the answer?
@@Unmustache14*2-1 does not equal 5…
But step by step solution that I used: Multiply top equation by two, you get 4x+6y=14; 4x-y=5; Move Y to the right side in bottom equation and merge equations by replacing 4x in top one with 5+y; You get 7y=9; Therefore y=9/7; Insert y in second equation you get 4x-9/7=5; 4x=6 2/7; x=11/7
Nick being good at math is downright terrifying
Believe it or not, he has an Engineering degree!
@@MALEMizationI thought Brent had that
@@darksteel6518 Brent graduated Computer Science
Relatively good, they’re all pretty awful
@@thomasholm9190 25:21 they get the answer in 3 seconds. I didn't get anything wrong but no way in hell can i get that answer in 3 seconds.
This is a mind numbing crossover. Party Crashers X MTN is something I would only imagine in a fever dream.
Cannot believe this is real
Exactly
This is crazy cool.
more like a mind NUMBERing crossover.
Noah killed Sophist first because there can only be 1 Noah on the call and he wanted to make sure it was him 😂
i may be biased as a math major but this is one is an S tier board game 👌
It lack an optional "super hard" square where you get to do integral and stuff
I just wish there was something even slightly more complicated, like even basic quadratic stuff mixed in would've been funny to see
@@louiepikmin3184fr, They need a differential equation or proof question or something with vectors. Kinda meh how it's all just solving systems of equations.
@@louiepikmin3184agreed
there should be skill based matchmaking and class systems (analysis, algebra, group theory, etc.)
This feels like something the boring math teacher would make.
Except the new fun math teacher, Mr. Noah, came in mid way through to baby sit the class.
i could imagine that lol
If this is boring math to you I don't know what kind of learning you had
This actually sounds super fun to do in general. This might sound nerdy, but this type of math is both pretty simple and beautiful, and just solving problems with it to win against your friends sounds like a blast
@@Hyren00 not the one who teaches boring math, the one who is boring and teaches math
And they said exactly that Noah was making it fun
@@yeah5895 Nerd
The game that not only tortures the player, but also some of the audience. Didn't need to be humbled this morning, too hungover. To those still in school able to solve these, grats
I couldn't solve a lot of these while listening to the conversations, but if I paused I got them fairly quick. Probably one of the reasons why *dead* players were kicked out of the calls haha
Eevee getting punished for espousing league knowledge earned a sub
For a second I was really scared because they solved the equations in like three seconds until I realized that there were cuts
The crossover I never knew I needed. Let's go!!
same
I thought the thumbnail was clickbait. And then got the biggest surprise ever.
@@thebirdprincess Noah would never clickbait
I watch all them yes I’m about to watch
“Let’s just say it takes 15 off, I don’t want to do math.” Says Noah, in his own math based game show.
I did not expect him to pull out the algebra and binomials right off the bat. At least he didn't pull out the systems of quadratics.
I knew it, math would be useful one day
One day, they’ll learn how to prove continuity of functions and this game show will take like 10 more hours.
23:03 "I don't want to do math" he says as he runs a math fighting ring
10:00 I forgot Nick was a teacher
i wanna see this group again, but you make them spell things
23:10 "lets just take 15 seconds off, i dont wanna do math" got me hard lmao
This was just after he said that 3+5=9, so it's safe to say Noah probably wouldn't win in his own game
Poor choice of word
@@yeah5895The +1 was for Nick returning to start.
@@yeah5895 pass go grants a coin every time a player moves to base
This whole episode just made me feel bad.
I never realized how much I no longer remember until I tried to remember it
I've never wanted people to show their work more in math... because I don't remember how to do these problems XD
I'm glad that we all see our favorite psychopath, Sophist, in one of these games lol
Haven't watched even a second, but I bet somehow Nick will win using luck.
bro won with the power of math
@@Sugaro_x meth*
I mean, the play with "lose an item" was very fucking lucky
@@Splinter-ge9pf
In theory, he would have still won if that didn’t happen. Maybe the pressure would get to him though.
@@Splinter-ge9pf lucky but meaningless
Imagine dying before someone who can’t math 😭
Nick cheering on Vernias is the side of him we won’t see on a regular video
Never thought I’d have the privilege of seeing these 5 together, some of my favorite channels
"We"ll just say it takes 15 off...I don't wanna do math!"
9:57 ill be honest I wish we got to hear Nick explain it, its been 8 years since I had to do this and I honestly cant remember
I was hoping someone in the comments would have explained it... guess it's time to ask the husband.
There are two ways: substitution and elimination.
Substitution would isolate y, making it -y=-4x + 5 which we would multiply by -1 and turn into y=4x-5. You would then plug that in to the top equation, get the answer for x, and then plug the solution for x in either equation and get the solution for y.
Elimination would multiply one of the equations until a variable cancels out. In this case, it would be easier to multiple the bottom equation by 3 and have the y variables cancel each other out. You then add both equations. From then on you solve for x, and then plug in the solution and solve for y.
Third way: Put the coefficients in a matrix, and use Gaussian elimination
(This is a general method that will work for any number of variables, and doesn’t depend on you “guessing” what to do with your next substitution/elimination)
13:55 That dividing factorial problem broke my my brain for a bit. I had to translate it into a multiplication problem to even start it. It's as simple as I originally assumed, but I couldn't justify it immediately.
I love the editing in this video and how it seemed like they instantly got it later on, it's just really funny compared to how long it took before. But this was a really funny video and I'd love to see a followup with slightly more complicated stuff, not too much more difficult, just like basic stuff you'd learn in algebra 2 instead of regular algebra. Also, I've been binging your videos all day, and I just wanna say I absolutely love your content! It's so funny and I'd love to try this sort of stuff out with my friends
tf is algebra 2
@@starbreaker6740Maybe something from advanced math classes? I'd assume so if it's like algebra but more complicated lol
@@starbreaker6740 it’s basically just pre-pre-calculus
except there's 1 question from Calculus 1
As someone who absolutely loathes math this was still a very enjoyable video to watch.
23:00 there’s something really funny about the game host saying “I don’t want to do math” during the math show! Lol
The Party Crashers are PERFECT for this channel! Please do more collabs with them!
Nick once again proving that he truly is the king of skill
BRO THIS CROSSOVER I'M UNREASONABLY EXCITED TO WATCH THIS.
The fact that the a torturer in “create a board game” got four known people who all hate and love board games and each other, is like being Nintendo. Because you have the board game, and the Nintendo players. It’s something to put on the resume.
This is a video I never would have expected, but I am very happy with it
This collab made my week because I’ve been heavily watching party crashers and just found and started binging magic the Noah
@23:02 "I don't wanna do math" Honestly the coldest moment of the game, lol.
Despite it literally being in your name, and why I first found your channel-
I really appreciate your shift away from MTG content. Your new stuff is absolutely killer, and it isn't even tangentially supporting the Pinkertons!
We have discovered Nick's one strong side apart from being toxic.
Math.
Big fan of both of these groups, and my goodness is this is a crossover I’m very glad to see.
This feels a bit hard to follow with the battless being edited, not showing the true duration of their calculations
but looking at the clock in the bottom right. most of them were somewhere between 10 to 30 seconds
It's kinda funny though, especially since it took a bit at the beginning then by the past 2 people it looked like they were doing it instantly
I literally got out of bed found a paper and a sharpie and started trying to solve the problems myself. Math was one of my favorite classes thanks to the teacher. So I really enjoyed this to the max! ❤
23:00 "lets just say it takes 15 off i dont want to do math" is comedic gold coming from a guy running a math game
student: teacher, when are we going to ever use this in life?
teacher: when youre in a Magic The Noah video
Wait, the party crashers and not monkey noises intro? Impossible made possible
6:54
I'm about to expose myself by saying this:
13g Zhonya's Hourglass.
12g Bard's E: magical journey.
9g Draven's passive: League of Draven and Zilean's R/Ultimate: Chronoshift.
4g Mordekaiser's R/Ultimate: Realm of death and Ekko's R/Ultimate: Chronobreak.
3g Serrated Dirk.
2g Liandry's Torment and Renata glasc's R/Ultimate: Hostile Takeover.
1g The Collector, Mejai's Soulstealer and Xin Zhao's E: Audacious charge.
I will not explain what they do in LoL, go do it yourself or play the game, pick your poison KEK.
Id be dead after the first maths class question -_-
As someone who always did well with math, this is fucking amazing for me.
Me too
He got the Party Crashers! This channel is moving up in the world!
Imagine if they played prodigy, Nick and Brent would answer the equations near perfectly, while Vernias and Eevee would utilize hints 90% of the time.
This is not the collaboration I wanted, but it is absolutely the one I needed.
This crossover was wild can't wait for another one
1) This board game looks great! I love doing these math problems!
2) "I'll never use this math!" *Noah wrings his hands* That's such a great, chaotic reason to make this game. 😂
3) Legit HYPE! Sending this to my fiance who loves math and puzzles!
This Is Probably The 1st Video That Nick Protects Vernias Instead Of Hating Him.
I’ma summarize the vid
Nick: 🤓
Brent: what I’m ungood at this tf
Sophist: This is math?
Vernias: why letter in math?
As a math main in school. I can confirm this would be hilarious 😂.
This channel is severely underrated, I love every video, and sometimes rewatch them, thank you for being a good gm
I understand that he's probably joking/exaggerating about how the others have an advantage because of their college degrees, but I find it funny that someone thinks that finding "x" using algebra is a college level skill.
it's moreso the fact that they continue using the maths throughout their life unlike ~90% of people who barely use maths more complex that single digit multiplication and everyone carries a calculator with them (unlike what many people's math teachers told them) so you just forget it.
I was the 3rd best maths student of my year in my years where maths was compulsory but the moment it stopped being compulsory I was just the best in my class cause all the other nerds went to the optional higher maths class, and now I'm not good or particularly bad at maths but I'm slow cause I couldn't be bothered learning to be fast
all the people shocked at people having difficulty with the equations are either in or barely out of school or in a field where they use maths daily.
personall the moment you go beyond/below whole numbers I could not muster the energy to even bother.
@@ComfyCherry
Idunno bud, these are some *very* elementary polynomials, toys even, that anyone should be able to solve. I wouldn't expect you to be able to do it in your head per se, but it's reasonable to expect anyone who went to school to figure them out.
@@coupledyetivonvanderburg5385 and what benefit does that bring to ones life? say an artist or comedian? or maybe a woodworker?
also calling maths, of any kind, a toy is kinda condescending, it feels you're saying something like if you can't do it then are you even an adult, I'm assuming that's not your intention (I can't think of a reason to say it unless you want to belittle people, but I'm not all knowing) but I don't see any benefit beyond basic addition/subtraction and multiplication/division if your personal goals and/or employment require it.
@@ComfyCherry
Friend, when I say toy, I mean that in the sense these polynomials are toy applications of the germane concepts, or otherwise tools for playing with so as to bolster understanding.
As for the rest of what you've said, I really only have one point; why learn any language that is not your native tongue? Math is, at its core, a language just like any other, but rather than primarily conveying ideas between two persons, it conveys truths of the world around us directly. Is that not justification enough to pay it some mind, regardless of occupation?
To put some perspective on the matter, the Hellenistic Greeks devised Mathematics, as we know it, as a philosophy first and foremost, a means by which we could commune with the natural world and with the gods themselves. To wave it away entirely is much the same as waving away the Philosophy of Science; it's ill-advised.
Of course, all of this said, and at the end of the day, you definitely use math every single day in the most mundane judgements, whether it be deciding whether or not to buy that cupcake and accept the hit to both your wallet and waistband, whether it is wise or not go through the intersection during a yellow light, whether the weather calls for a coat or simply a light jacket. All of these are mathematical calculations you make intuitively, all of them "solve for x" polynomials.
In fact, most ironically, your insistence that you don't need to study to math, that itself was a calculation you made, friend.
@@ComfyCherry woodworkers def need math in their work
I know some and they are scary when they are doing some complex geometry
My middle school algebra skills were so rusty this got me to go run back through some simple math. Great content!
Out of all people to be on these shows I was not expecting the party crashers but I absolutely love this
Cant wait for the next collab with these guys. Maybe my ears will have recovered by then..
21:20 Nicc popped off so hard there holy damn
Dude sounded like he was in a coffin
The one party game Nick can reliably win at
Never expected this collab, but I must say that I hope it happens again!
Your first, thank you for not bragging
This group of people was perfect to play with lol
Never would’ve imagined Noah and the Party Crashers collabing. So glad they did!
I actually would have really enjoyed having that minute and an half explanation
seeing a crossover with the party crashers, is not what i knew i needed, but this is incredible!
The moment I saw Vern in this I knew his fate was sealed.
16:35 “There is a perfectly good D E A D C O R P S E”
Ah yes the floor is floor
23:02 "we'll just say it takes 15 off, I DONT WANNA DO MATH" in the context of this video is absolutely hilarious, i almost fkn died xDDD
I kinda wish the time to solve the problems wasn’t cut out as much. These guys are answering the problems before I can start reading ‘em
Quite possibly the greatest crossover of all time.
I have a math test today and instead of studying algebra, I’m watching this and playing Pokémon
The other 3 being sad when Eevee got deleted was pretty wholesome.
I like these guys. More of them, please
i love this crossover so much
When this video just got released, I didn't understand anything. But now i just learned how to do algebra and know it's easier to answer.
I love how Sophist lost first because of his knowledge about League Of Legends.
No shot man, what a cool collab!
The best line in yhe whole video is noah saying "Lets just say its 15, i dont want to do math"
Gonna be honest as someone who got into college at 13 I barely could get these problems. I’m a psychology major so I know why this happens and so should you cause that’s basic psychological instinct
College at 13??
I’m gonna tell my kids that this was Prodigy