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Trivia Quiz For Genius Minds | 50 Questions To Test Your Brain Power

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  • Опубликовано: 17 июн 2023
  • No really... You are a genius if you can beat this trivia quiz! Test you general knowledge and discover the level of your brain power on topics such as science, literature, and geography. This quiz is a great memory and cognitive mind challenge that is certain to give your brain some exercise and make you smarter. There are 50 questions in this quiz, varying from easy to quite hard and tricky questions, some with not so obvious answers. It doesn't matter what your education level is.. You should be able to answer most of the questions if you are well-read and have a keen interest in learning new things.
    Did you know that trivia quizzes is a great way to keep your brain young and maintain, or even improve, your cognitive level? Mental games keep your mind young and studies have found a positive relationship between intellectually engaging activities and higher cognition. So I hope you enjoy this quiz, and for each incorrect answer you give, you will learn something new!
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Комментарии • 240

  • @lavrentizapadni747
    @lavrentizapadni747 Год назад +23

    43 today. Some quite tough questions this time! The bonus answer is Neptune, who was the Roman equivalent of the Greek Poseidon.
    In the arithmetic problem, do the bit in brackets first, so the calculation becomes 8/2x4
    Multiplication and division have equal priority and so are performed in the order in which they occur.
    8/2x4 therefore becomes 4x4 = 16. This the ONLY correct solution!! Trust me - I taught high school mathematics as a career!

    • @shaynejones7653
      @shaynejones7653 Год назад +1

      So it's not brackets first like in BODMAS?

    • @detormentis
      @detormentis  Год назад +5

      16 is the answer my daughters get. The answer I get is 1.
      Thats a great score, and correct on the bonus!

    • @shaynejones7653
      @shaynejones7653 Год назад +5

      @@detormentis I get 1 as well. BODMAS. DANKIE meneer

    • @lavrentizapadni747
      @lavrentizapadni747 Год назад +2

      @@shaynejones7653 Yes, it is - as I said do the bit in brackets first!

    • @shaynejones7653
      @shaynejones7653 Год назад +7

      @@lavrentizapadni747 don't you have to multiply out the bit in brackets and get 8? And then it's 8/8=1

  • @su-rv2uq
    @su-rv2uq Год назад +4

    "You might alter your will," loved that! Bonus question, Neptune. Also, both fables and parables have moral or spiritual lessons. Fables use animals and parables use humans in the stories. I love the literature section. The science always does me in.

    • @detormentis
      @detormentis  Год назад

      Correct on the bonus, thank you for watching!

  • @ismaildomeih1873
    @ismaildomeih1873 Год назад +9

    Mr Sean, this edition's questions are quite tough. Bravo! You're always a step ahead of your subscribers and viewers. Thank you very much Mr Sean.

    • @detormentis
      @detormentis  Год назад +3

      My pleasure! Thank you so much for watching!

    • @su-rv2uq
      @su-rv2uq Год назад +1

      More than one step, usually! 😃

  • @christineraphael3811
    @christineraphael3811 Год назад +4

    Neptune is the bonus answer. A good quiz as always, Sean.

  • @kathykaveh1471
    @kathykaveh1471 Год назад +3

    Much better today! 42/50...just squeezed back into Einstein! Regular bonus is Neptune. Math equation is 1. The way I learned it: inside the parenthesis first, so 2 plus 2=4, then multiplication, 2 times 4=8, and finally division, so 8 divided by 8=1.
    I don't see how the rules would've changed for new math. I'm curious why/how there could be a different answer. ???

    • @detormentis
      @detormentis  Год назад +1

      I feel the same way... hence the debate in my house. My answer is also 1. And you are correct on the Neptune questions!

  • @MrFHLH
    @MrFHLH Год назад +4

    Nice one, enjoyed that.

    • @detormentis
      @detormentis  Год назад

      Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!

  • @basingstoke63
    @basingstoke63 Год назад +3

    Hi Sean . I recently discovered your channel . Some good challenging quizzes . Have subscribed . Keep up the good work , Buddy .

  • @kennithprice6807
    @kennithprice6807 Год назад +3

    37/50 bonuses 1 and Neptune, great quiz thanks very much 👍👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

    • @detormentis
      @detormentis  Год назад +1

      Thank you for watching, and thats a good score!

  • @smithno41
    @smithno41 Год назад +1

    40. Aced all the science questions only got one right in literature, and the other misses were scattered across the other categories. During the into, when I saw "Jacked up" with the photo, I thought section 2 was going to be about body building, not people named "Jack" clever.

  • @tamarabomestar3256
    @tamarabomestar3256 Месяц назад

    45/50!!! 😊😊😊🎉 i simply loved this quiz!! Neptune is the bonus, and re algebra question: it's 16! To get as the result 1 another bracket needs to be put : 8÷ [2×(2+2)].

  • @noraostella4309
    @noraostella4309 Год назад

    Great questions. Always enjoy your quizzing.

  • @stevend2877
    @stevend2877 Год назад +3

    Ferdinand Magellan did not circumnavigate the globe.. some of his crew did.

  • @pvwarehouse
    @pvwarehouse Год назад +1

    There's only 1 answer 8/2x4 = 4x4=16. Must do the brackets first, then times or divided by from left to right

  • @fredae.mcdermott
    @fredae.mcdermott Год назад

    Heiio Sean. This 77 year old thanks you for helping me excercise that very important muscle. Brilliant quizzes, I look forward to them every day. Bonus answer Poseidon. Subscribed.

  • @dianacanales2526
    @dianacanales2526 Год назад +4

    Excellent quiz today, Sean! I improved over last quiz - 37/50 this time. 1st Bonus question answer: I was taught to solve inside the parentheses first, so my answer is 1; 2nd Bonus question answer is Neptune is the Roman god of the sea. Thank-you so much for all your work putting together these quizzes, I really appreciate your efforts!❤Happy Father's Day, Sean!

    • @detormentis
      @detormentis  Год назад +2

      Thank you so much. And thank you for watching! Correct on both bonus questions!

  • @mayorb3366
    @mayorb3366 10 месяцев назад

    Yet another shining example of my ability to guess the wrong answer 75% of the time when I have narrowed the answer down to 2 choices!

  • @c.r.1005
    @c.r.1005 Год назад +2

    On Round 77 of the Ultimate Trivia Quiz, I scored 49/50, admittedly, I had a few guesses. I only missed #27 (surprisingly, as you said).
    The bonus is Neptune. I almost got my Neptune confused with my Poseidon but remembered that planets are named for the Roman gods. *whew*😆
    Now, for that maths bonus question... Using the traditional PEMDAS order of operations, I was taught multiplication THEN division. The answer is "1".
    Newer math seems to make multiplication and division equal, so you do them as encountered from left to right. This method gives an answer of "16".
    So, which is correct? I suppose it depends on your math teacher!.
    Thanks for this excellent quiz.

    • @detormentis
      @detormentis  Год назад +1

      Absolutely well done! Correct on the bonus, and perfect on the maths dilemma. Thank you!

  • @learningwithwawa4339
    @learningwithwawa4339 Год назад

    Currie cup of brilliance yayyyyy 🏆 Must be all the years of my husband sharing his general knowledge fun facts 😅 Love your quizzes!

  • @chrystal108reading4
    @chrystal108reading4 10 месяцев назад

    39/50 and the bonus question is UNQUESTIONABLE: 1 as I guess I learned today that I was brought up with classical or old mathematics...when there seems to be a NEW way of calculating numbers.....well in the NEW way I guess the answer would be 16 ? anyway it just proves how creative even those disciplines are..that used to be regarded as rather reliable... So I learned again..the only constant in the universe...is CHANGE ;)

  • @mohammaddavoudian7897
    @mohammaddavoudian7897 Год назад

    Got 37 right, but didn't know the answer to the bonus question. hAD TO LOOK IT UP.
    Had great fun, thanks Sean.

  • @lindalewis7098
    @lindalewis7098 Год назад +3

    Great quiz. I'm guessing, is it Neptune? I came up with 16 for the math challenge. Not my strong point. Thanks for nice challenge thise morning.😊

    • @detormentis
      @detormentis  Год назад +1

      16 is the one correct answer, doing it the modern way. The classical way will get you an answer of 1. Correct on the bonus!

    • @chrispavlich9656
      @chrispavlich9656 Год назад +1

      I knew Neptune as my home town has a big sculpture of him on the boardwalk and I came up with 16 for the math answer. Thought I did math the “old” way, didn’t know it was the modern way and I am not familiar with the classical way.

    • @SarahBethMac
      @SarahBethMac Год назад

      @@detormentis My mom was a math teacher and so was I. The classic way should still give you 16, but many people misunderstood the order of operations.

  • @vedagirishankar59
    @vedagirishankar59 6 месяцев назад

    Gosh, this round was really difficult, just 36/50 for me, thanks again Sean for a very enjoyable journey.

  • @joydavis7462
    @joydavis7462 8 месяцев назад

    45/50 Bonus - Neptune.
    I love your quizzes but there are some answers I take exception with.😊

  • @fpwrankin
    @fpwrankin Год назад +3

    BODMAS gives1. Neptune.

  • @1953lili
    @1953lili Год назад

    Kicked my butt!

  • @nhmooytis7058
    @nhmooytis7058 Год назад

    Usually Einstein but this time Hawking!

  • @lauracorriss9538
    @lauracorriss9538 Год назад

    Tough one, Sean, but although I only scored 34, it was still an excellent, well-rounded quiz. Thanks!

  • @laurakerschenbaum4079
    @laurakerschenbaum4079 Год назад

    43/50: Neptune. Good grief! This was a tough one!

  • @stevend2877
    @stevend2877 Год назад +1

    I got "Graphite". However, it is also called "lead".

    • @detormentis
      @detormentis  Год назад +1

      Correct, but even the "lead" as we call it, is actually made from graphite.

  • @MrMousley
    @MrMousley Год назад

    All Things Science 8/10 ... I didn't get Foramen Magnum .. or CAT !!
    Jacked Up 10/10
    Mixed Trivia 9/10 ... I didn't get John Hancock
    Picture Trivia 9/10 ... I didn't get Agraffe
    Literature 9/10 ... I didn't get Rhonda Byrne
    TOTAL 45/50
    BONUS The Roman God is Neptune .. and the Greek God is Poseidon.

    • @detormentis
      @detormentis  Год назад

      An excellent score, well done! Correct on the bonus!

  • @CaptHollister
    @CaptHollister Год назад

    Only 38/50 today. I learned a lot of vocabulary I didn't know I lacked. I didn't think there was a difference between classical and modern math. The order of priority is parenthesis, multiplication and divisions, and addition and subtraction in that order, therefore the answer to your equation is 16. The other bonus is Neptune.

    • @MrMousley
      @MrMousley Год назад

      BUT .. if, as you say, multiplication comes before division the answer is 1

    • @CaptHollister
      @CaptHollister Год назад

      @@MrMousley There's no priority between multiplication and division, they are performed left to right. That's why I didn't put a comma between them. Likewise, there is no priority between addition and subtraction, they are also performed left to right.

  • @houliemon1315
    @houliemon1315 11 месяцев назад

    30/50 Poseidon

  • @danawilliams6657
    @danawilliams6657 Год назад +2

    I came up with 16 and Neptune. I see a lot of 1’s and 16s for the math answer. I’m not sure…. Thank you for the challenging fun quiz!

    • @LtJackboot
      @LtJackboot Год назад +3

      THIS is why I was never able to wrap my head around algebra.

    • @detormentis
      @detormentis  Год назад +2

      Correct with the Neptune bonus! 16 also seems like a correct answer, though I get 1 ... 😅

    • @su-rv2uq
      @su-rv2uq Год назад +1

      How can it have two correct answers?

    • @SarahBethMac
      @SarahBethMac Год назад +1

      @@su-rv2uq It has one correct answer. When teaching PEMDAS, many students and teachers mistake the order of the acronym for the order of operation. It's more like 3 levels: parenthesis and exponents; multiplication and division; addition and subtraction. So you perform the math left to right, first doing all parenthesis and exponents in the order you encounter them, then multiplication and division, then finally addition and subtraction.

    • @mitchelltyler5972
      @mitchelltyler5972 10 месяцев назад

      @@SarahBethMac I learned math in French and i swear it was PEDMAS not PEMDAS..im probably just remembering incorrectly but that's how I achieved 16 and not 1 - the different answers have obviously been a result of people alternating the order of execution of multiplication and division when resolving the equation.

  • @annettemeyer1393
    @annettemeyer1393 Год назад +1

    I admire your skill in providing such an interesting variety of questions. But.... Question 2 is problematic. None of the answer options are cells. A chloroplast is part of a cell - a cell organelle to be precise. Even though I am being so picky, this is one of the worst results I had. 42/49. The Jacked-up section was my undoing.

    • @detormentis
      @detormentis  Год назад

      A good score, and thanks for the clarification.

  • @rheffner3
    @rheffner3 Год назад

    S--t! I missed 5, the most ever on one of your quizzes. Maybe it was the red vino I am drinking.

  • @ChefVegan
    @ChefVegan Год назад +2

    Neptune 🔱

  • @hermanvzyl
    @hermanvzyl 10 месяцев назад

    Nice Quiz. Question 8 can't be right though, unless you meant of the 3 element presented, which one is more abundant. The human body is mostly water and there are twice as many hydrogen atoms as oxygen atoms in water, so there is no way oxygen can be the most abundant element. So just in the water part there is enough hydrogen atoms to account for about half of the total atoms in your body, so it's just not possible for there to be more oxygen. Unless you mean by total weight, since oxygen is 8 times heavier than hydrogen. The math bonus question's answer is 16. The whole pemdas vs bodmas thing is wrong, they are the same. Also there's no old way vs new way. The common mistake is to think that the multiplication outside the parentheses has anything to do with solving inside the parentheses first. The other common mistake is that there is a preference of multiplication above division. They have equal preference and has to be solved from left to right. So the answer of 1 isn't "also correct".

  • @troybrahful
    @troybrahful 5 месяцев назад

    I got 16(the right answer) then created a prompt to ask ChatGPT for clarification and got this answer
    “Hello, this is Copilot. I am happy to help you with math problems. 😊
    The viral math problem 8/2(2+2) has caused a lot of debate on the internet because it can be interpreted in different ways depending on the order of operations. The order of operations is a set of rules that tells us which calculations to do first in an expression.
    There are two main methods of order of operations: PEMDAS and BODMAS. PEMDAS stands for Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication-Division, Addition-Subtraction. BODMAS stands for Brackets, Orders, Division-Multiplication, Addition-Subtraction. Both methods agree that we should simplify the parentheses or brackets first, so we get 8/2(4).
    The difference comes in the next step. According to PEMDAS, we should do division and multiplication from left to right, so we get 8/2(4) = 4(4) = 16. According to BODMAS, we should do division and multiplication in the order they appear, so we get 8/2(4) = 8/8 = 1.
    The correct answer according to the modern interpretation of the order of operations is 1612. This is how most calculators, programming languages, and textbooks would evaluate the expression. However, some people may argue that the expression is ambiguous and can have two different answers, 16 or 13. This is because historically, the division symbol ÷ was used to imply parentheses around the denominator, so 8÷2(4) would mean 8÷(2(4)) = 1. To avoid confusion, it is better to use parentheses or fractions to make the expression clear.
    I hope this helps you understand the viral math problem and the order of operations. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask me. 😊”

  • @MrBarrott
    @MrBarrott 11 месяцев назад

    41, I was surprised about: oxygen (65 percent), carbon (18.5 percent), Neptune, bonus question.

  • @zeldasalem2990
    @zeldasalem2990 10 месяцев назад

    Answer - Neptune. Hard quiz sean. Thank you

  • @emmanuelbade2768
    @emmanuelbade2768 Год назад +1

    Uranus

  • @ruthmccurdy8623
    @ruthmccurdy8623 6 месяцев назад

    #5. We had lead pencils in grade school. I’m 62 years old.

  • @David-sx2yw
    @David-sx2yw Год назад

    If you use equations as I was taught in algebra, you solve whatever is in the parentheses first, then whatever is modifying them, so 2+2=4×2=8 and8÷8=1. Easy. And Neptune is the bonus answer.

    • @detormentis
      @detormentis  Год назад

      That was my reasoning as well. I did B.Sc at varsity... with calculus as a subject.... so I wouldn't consider myself a total maths idiot... But apparently this way of doing the calculation is consider "classic" maths. Using the modern method should give an answer of 16.
      All concerning to be honest. Always thought maths was the universal language, the foundation of almost everything. Who decides now what standard is worked with to build bridges, rockets etc ?

  • @onickislam4089
    @onickislam4089 11 месяцев назад

    14/50

  • @Gigilamer
    @Gigilamer Год назад

    Can’t get out of the “Fleming” category at the moment!

  • @ilonahesseling4821
    @ilonahesseling4821 10 месяцев назад

    When you solve the brackets first, you get 8/2x4, division and multiplication are equal, so 8/2=4, 4x4=16

  • @Kiddman32
    @Kiddman32 Год назад

    A brutal 34. Neptune for the bonus... And I've been around cats for almost 60 years, never heard any of those names for a female. "Dam" refers to a mother horse.

    • @detormentis
      @detormentis  Год назад

      A good score, and correct on the Neptune question!

  • @user-ud1ye9cr5e
    @user-ud1ye9cr5e Год назад

    Poseidon is the God of seas

  • @lawsonlutchman6921
    @lawsonlutchman6921 Год назад

    16 (BODMAS) (and or 1 if you use order of operation (addition then multiplication)).

  • @princesslupi4136
    @princesslupi4136 Год назад +1

    38/50 A great challenging quiz. Tyfs. 👍😁✌️
    Bonus: Neptune.
    The equation at the beginning.... well, let's just say maths are not my cup O tea. 😂 Have a nice week ahead, everybody.

  • @jakocarlojimenez3034
    @jakocarlojimenez3034 Год назад

    the answer is actually 16 not 1 it is because of MDAS, multiplication and division have the same precedence so as addition and subtraction therefore you should calculate first on what's on the left side, so in that case after it becomes 8÷2×4 it transforms into 4×4=16. Even if you input this equation 8÷2(2x2) in any type of calculator the answer is always 16. Thank me later!😅

  • @cliffdaddysauce
    @cliffdaddysauce Год назад

    46/50 and Neptune. NEXT!

    • @detormentis
      @detormentis  Год назад

      A great score, and correct on the bonus! Thanks for watching!

  • @roelgeurtsen6035
    @roelgeurtsen6035 10 месяцев назад

    Curry above Einstein, that's silly! that's like Beethoven winning the Beyonce prize...

  • @kimberlyrogers9953
    @kimberlyrogers9953 11 месяцев назад

    I got 16

  • @chilled-out-on-lantau
    @chilled-out-on-lantau Год назад

    Neptune. Got 43, good questions again!

    • @detormentis
      @detormentis  Год назад

      Thank you, and correct on the bonus!

  • @1953lili
    @1953lili Год назад

    Poseidon

  • @loisloumis5088
    @loisloumis5088 Год назад

    Hard one for me today. 34/50. Fleming. Poseidon for the bonus. 😏

  • @dannymacdougall366
    @dannymacdougall366 Год назад

    16 is my answer to the math question

  • @peterbenoit5886
    @peterbenoit5886 Год назад +1

    49/50 You referred to a chloroplast as a "cell," but actually it's an organelle found most abundantly in the palisade mesophyll of green plants' leaves.

  • @robinmeader5585
    @robinmeader5585 Год назад

    Poseidon. Score 50-11=39

  • @theravyshow2570
    @theravyshow2570 10 месяцев назад

    Neptune and 34.

  • @tomdrake8572
    @tomdrake8572 Год назад

    16 all day long.

  • @lazyhazeldaisy9596
    @lazyhazeldaisy9596 Год назад

    36/50 and Neptune for bonus, thanks Sean.😃

  • @JohnRandomness105
    @JohnRandomness105 Год назад

    About the initial bonus question: first, you are stuck with what your calculator does in that situation, and they don't all do the same thing. Second: context, please! I want to know what one is trying to calculate. I want to be able to write r = C/2π and be understood, when C is circumference and r is radius. I also want to be able to write E = 1/2 mv² for kinetic energy, and be understood. In the latter case, I could write E = ¹/₂mv², E = ½mv², or E = mv²/2. But I still want to be understood.
    So let's just throw out these kinds of questions.

    • @detormentis
      @detormentis  Год назад

      Context is simply that question appearing on a test paper... find the answer. And I calculated it without a calculator, to get to my answer of 1. Brackets (2+2) =4. Then Multiply with the 2 before the brackets to get 8. Finally 8 divided by 8 gives 1. My final answer.
      Interesting though, if I run it through a DAL calculator, I get 16 as my answer.

    • @JohnRandomness105
      @JohnRandomness105 Год назад

      @@detormentis The question is whether one divides first, or multiplies from adjacency first. This will *always* be argued without resolution.
      And calculators will disagree among themselves.

  • @4bearz2
    @4bearz2 Год назад +1

    great quiz, am subscribed so do not miss any. neptune

    • @detormentis
      @detormentis  Год назад

      Awesome, I really appreciate it!

  • @rheffner3
    @rheffner3 Год назад

    Magellan did not make it as he died on the way.

  • @carlashby6174
    @carlashby6174 Год назад

    42/50

  • @missharry5727
    @missharry5727 Год назад

    Jack'o lanterns in England were traditionally made from turnips, rather than pumpkins, which is a US variation.
    Neptune was th Roman sea god.

  • @robertgreenhalgh4728
    @robertgreenhalgh4728 4 месяца назад

    Bonus question - Neptune 35/50

  • @devilsadvocate838
    @devilsadvocate838 Год назад

    16 for the bonus question (I took a of Math in college) This was a particularly hard quiz for me I did miss 5/50 Questions - Fyi on question 21 what is the smallest country in the world - it's Vatican City
    not the other you mentioned! fyi... so I gave myself a credit for that one! Anyway you have an exciting day! 🤔

    • @detormentis
      @detormentis  Год назад +2

      You are correct on Vatican being the smallest (think I mentioned it in previous video). But of the three countries listed, Wales is smallest.

  • @lesilemccravy5172
    @lesilemccravy5172 Год назад

    I got Oppenheimer award for cleverness

  • @shyamalganguly3598
    @shyamalganguly3598 Месяц назад

    Fleming award of intelligence (33)

  • @michaelmccarthy9411
    @michaelmccarthy9411 2 месяца назад

    Jack O' Lanterns were originally carved from turnips.

  • @saratorres8811
    @saratorres8811 Год назад +1

    34/50...bonus... Neptune

    • @detormentis
      @detormentis  Год назад +1

      Nicely done! Correct on the bonus!

  • @fenixjoker5183
    @fenixjoker5183 10 месяцев назад

    16

  • @mohammadidhrisidris6856
    @mohammadidhrisidris6856 Год назад

    Answers 4

  • @proteusaugustus
    @proteusaugustus Год назад +2

    1

  • @jamesp.rogers5156
    @jamesp.rogers5156 Год назад

    43/50 , I think the bonus is Neptune .

  • @StevieG_GuitarMan
    @StevieG_GuitarMan 9 месяцев назад

    The answer to the math problem is 16. Inside para thesis first then left to right.

  • @richardnoble5223
    @richardnoble5223 Год назад

    30/50 Bonus answer is Neptune

  • @dianeackerman2223
    @dianeackerman2223 Год назад

    Neptune

  • @aritahussain5005
    @aritahussain5005 Год назад

    Answer for math quiz is 1

  • @raymondcarey3512
    @raymondcarey3512 Год назад

    I was under the assumption it was the Kraken. I thought Neptune was the goddess of wave energy?

  • @zeldasalem2990
    @zeldasalem2990 10 месяцев назад

    Answer equation: 1

  • @QueenBegira
    @QueenBegira Год назад

    41/50 Quite hard and the Bonus Question is Neptune im pretty sure

  • @aritahussain5005
    @aritahussain5005 Год назад

    Answer to bonus question is 1

  • @Friskee62
    @Friskee62 8 месяцев назад

    Neptune...

  • @Twisted_One_DIsturbed
    @Twisted_One_DIsturbed Год назад

    Neptune is the Roman god of the sea

  • @johnstock7541
    @johnstock7541 Год назад

    Posedian

  • @vcvartak7111
    @vcvartak7111 9 месяцев назад

    Answer for math puzzle is 16. First Bracket then division then multiplication that's the order to follow

  • @domatshering7985
    @domatshering7985 Год назад

    40/50

  • @user-tn1di5qg4l
    @user-tn1di5qg4l 10 месяцев назад

    Equations =16 ,neptune God of sea in Greek mythology

  • @guskatounas2129
    @guskatounas2129 Год назад

    Roman god of seas is NEPTUNE.

  • @user-bo2ru2su5t
    @user-bo2ru2su5t 11 месяцев назад

    Please give the answer to final Q

  • @dwaynewojtysiak2815
    @dwaynewojtysiak2815 Год назад

    Oceanus otherwise depicted as ophiuchus the one who transcends time and space the serpent barrier he is the godhead because he is in control of all 88 constellations otherwise known as the serpent.

  • @vinnylee878
    @vinnylee878 Год назад

    8

  • @crosbonit
    @crosbonit Год назад

    This one was hard.
    5/10
    7/10
    10/10
    5/10
    5/10
    Poseidon?
    Stay safe over there in South Africa.

    • @detormentis
      @detormentis  Год назад

      Thank you! Poseidon is the Greek god, Neptune is Roman god.

  • @alexhurst3986
    @alexhurst3986 Год назад +1

    Order of Operations: PEMDAS (Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, Subtraction) (2+2)=4 x2 = 8 /8 = 1. Bonus: Poseidon.

    • @detormentis
      @detormentis  Год назад

      Agree!

    • @pmt7335
      @pmt7335 Год назад

      Poseidon is Greek not Roman. I also thought Poseidon initially

    • @alexhurst3986
      @alexhurst3986 Год назад

      @@pmt7335 Oops. and I know that too. Oh well.

  • @tt55k
    @tt55k Год назад

    6 wrong Neptune

  • @elaine4498
    @elaine4498 Год назад

    Eistein 43/50 Neptune

    • @detormentis
      @detormentis  Год назад

      Nicely done! And correct on the bonus!