He asked chatgpt how many ''tire changes needed'' while the game asked how many new tires would be needed for 52 months if 1 tire is needed every two years. He needs 1 tire for months 0 to 24. He needs another tire for months 24 to 48. He then needs a 3rd tire for months 48 to 72. To use the bike 48 months, he'd need 2 new tires. So if he uses it 52 months, he'll need to use 3 tires.
@@trainerred7454 Wrong. Are you ok up there? Why would you need a tire at month 0? You already have 2 new tires you don't need another and wont need one for 2 years
@Eeeeerisssss Change variables, or ask AI the exact question. It's so simple but it's asked in a way to trick people Lets say a bike breaks every 2 yrs, so you need a new bike every 24 months. For 52 months of biking, how many bikes do u need ? Answer is 3. He was asked the same thing, but with tires.
@@trainerred7454 No you don't you only need two. At year 0 the bike is new, you bought the bike before year 0 so it is not relevant to the dataset. 24 months pass, ONE new bike. 48 months pass TWO new bikes. He won't need THREE new bikes until 72 months pass. He LITERALLY asked chatgpt which responded with 2
@@RyunamiiThe game didn’t state that the bicycle was new at the start of first year(nothing was said about it being new at all at any time). It said that every 2 years he changes a tire. How many times he changed it within 52 months period? 3 times within this period. It could be months: 3rd, 27th and 51st for example. Or shift it the timeline how you like, answer will always be 3 times. So you all lost to an elementary school riddle... Embarrassing...
@@alexkarp130 There's an issue with your logic. The game didn't state that the bicycle was old too. Lets use your example. You said it started on the 3rd month of that 52 month period, which inherently assume the person already have the bike prior to the initial 52 months. You would also have to assume that joey is already 21 months in since either the last tire change or initial purchase. Also since the game never specifies it's old or new, either it possible. You act like the bike being new is impossible but being old isn't. It's just a badly written question.
The game didn’t state that the bicycle was new at the start of first year(nothing was said about it being new at all at any time). It said that every 2 years he changes a tire. How many times he changed it within 52 months period? 3 times within this period. It could be months: 3rd, 27th and 51st for example. Or shift the timeline how you like, answer will always be 3 times. So you all lost to an elementary school riddle... Embarrassing...
@@alexkarp130 Base on your premise you are assuming the bike is old. The question never specifies. While it's possible to fit the 3 tire changes within the 52 months you are assuming it's been at least a couple months before the tire change. In your example you started on the 3rd month why? The game never specifies the bike was old either. Also you assumed that at the very least the time of purchase or the last tire change was 21 months ago. It's just a badly written question.
@@alexkarp130 neither does it say the bicycle was old, games can have errors, and you somehow made a solution to that error in your head, embarrassing.
@@alexkarp130 it could literally be 2 or 3 there's not only 1 answer the can't only be 3 if you change on the 24th and the 48th... Question needed more context
@@alexkarp130 What if the Game decided to give you 2 for an answer, and XQC said 3? Bet you will say "The game didn't state that the bicycle was old, so why would you ever switch your tire when you just got your bike?". Hahahah have you thought of it the other way around? If a question is vague enough that it could be answered by 2 or more answers, it's not a good question. Or have you never taken a test before timmy?
The game didn’t state that the bicycle was new at the start of first year(nothing was said about it being new at all at any time). It said that every 2 years he changes a tire. How many times he changed it within 52 months period? 3 times within this period. It could be months: 3rd, 27th and 51st for example. Or shift the timeline how you like, answer will always be 3 times. So you all lost to an elementary school riddle... Embarrassing...
@@alexkarp130 You say shift the timeline however you like, but shifting it to 5+ for the first tire change makes it two. The game not saying the age of the current tires is the problem. Without the age it make more sense to assume it's new, as any other assumption can lead to multiple answers.
This chat is empty-headed. It asks how many tire changes every 2 years so every 24 months. The game got the answer wrong because it would have to be at least 72 months for 3 tire changes. The answer should be 2 tire changes because only 52 months has passed. 52/24=2.16 Even if you round it, it would round down. You also can't change a .16 of a tire, so whole numbers only. Why would the person that changes a tire after 24 months suddenly change the tire after 4 months in since the second tire change? Also for the people saying it counted at the initial bike purchase. It's a bad question. The question never specifies if the bike is new or old. Even if the bike is old it doesn't necessarily mean the person ever changed a tire before. If the bike is new, purchasing the bike initially does not count as a tire change. TLDR: It's a bad question and the game got the answer wrong.
the problem is that we don't know when should the first tire swap happen, since we don't know when the preceeding one happened before the question was asked. that means there are two possible answers based on that factor(the .16 in the number). still the game is wrong assuming one, less likely outcome.
@@WilczukPL Based on the fundamental purpose of these questions, the question would favor the bike starting at month 0. The question is testing your knowledge on the fact that there are 12 months in a year and 24 months in 2 years and that 52 months is 4 years and 4 months. The nature of this game and question favors starting at month 0 over a unspecified amount of months since that last tire change or purchase. Think about it why would you start 52 months in the middle of a biennial tire change period. But technically you aren't wrong either. So yes, while 3 tire changes is a possibility it logically wouldn't make sense for the nature of this question. The question would favor a month 0 start as if it was old the game would specify that it's been lets say 20 months since that last tire change. If the game specifies the time since that last tire change that would actually make a good question. But based on the other arithmetic questions, the answer is supposed to be straight forward and you shouldn't have to logically start at an unspecified amount of months into a tire change. It would make a lot more sense for it to start at month 0.
@@NoU-b6u you would assume that it starts at 0, but there actually is no reason for it, hence the logical trap, though it also makes an issue of two possible answers. but the truth is that the designers probably made a typo in this question and the number of months they wanted to put is 72
Last question was just a bs question cause you have to assume some things yourself cause you don't know some parameters, eg the exact time the tire change occurs on those 2 years 1. If the bike is new, the answer is 2 tires cause there would have only passed 4 months since the last change of the tire (current month 52, prior tire change month 48) so you assume that a change isn't needed 2. If the bike is not new, then the above scenario could also be possible,but you can also assume that the first 4 months are of the current year, then the 48 remaining are the next 4 years, so there are 2 possible scenarios: a)The tire change has already happened, so there won't be a change in the remaining 4 months, again having 2 as the answer b) The tire change hasn't happened, meaning that there will be 1 change in the 4 months remaining plus 2 future changes, so the answer is 3 Again it's neither chat's nor X's fault, its 100% game's fault
Yes, the question was poorly worded. The answer could either be two or three tires depending on when you start the 52 month timer. However XQC guessed 8 so he was wrong either way.
If you're left with an arbitrary number that you have to guess, then you HAVE to assume it's a new bike or else the question is wrong. It's BOTH the game and chat's fault, everyone who said it's 3.
@@Baltic_Dude even if you know that the bike is new, you are left with 4 months remaining where the tire change either happens or not, and since the question never gave any additional info about it, both 2 and 3 are possible answers
@ If you had a wheel that was only one month used, no one on their right mind would replace the wheel that takes 2 years to wear. The question even said the wheel gets replaced every two years, not up to every 2 years. You're coping.
@@Baltic_Dude that's just stupid you can also say in a problem: "Andy ate 502 apples today and 2000 apples yesterday. How many apples did he eat in total." See how there isn't any logic in someone eating 2000 apples in a day but the question still provides a logical answer when doing maths?
The game didn’t state that the bicycle was new at the start of first year(nothing was said about it being new at all at any time). It said that every 2 years he changes a tire. How many times he changed it within 52 months period? 3 times within this period. It could be months: 3rd, 27th and 51st for example. Or shift the timeline how you like, answer will always be 3 times. So you all lost to an elementary school riddle... Embarrassing...
@@alexkarp130 you're the one embarrasing yourself. question is not only written poorly, since there is no one obvious answer to it, yet the game assumes one that's less likely to happen. 52/12 you get the number of years in that amount of time, divide that by 2 you since you swap every 2 years, and you get the answer: 2.166(6) , which means there has the be at least two swaps since there are more than 4 years in 52 months, and possibly a third, depending on when the first swap happened in given time period, which is based on the preceeding swap that happened in the time frame the quesion fails to mention.
@speedyblacksheriff in order for the result "3" to work, you have to assume that the first replacement of the tire happens after the first 4 months before you can start to count the first 2 years. So that equals 1 tire replacement, the 2nd at the 28 month mark and finally the 3rd at the 52 month mark. I had this idea too, but backpaddled because it was easier for my brain to accept that the first tire replacement happens after the first 24 months, the 2nd after 48 months and then god knows.
that tire question was weird, the only time it could be correct is if the tire was also changed at the start of the year so... a tire is changed at the start, wait 2 years, another tire is changed, wait 2 years, another tire is changed = 3 times the game counts the year 0 as a valid year which is low key braindead? maybe? right? yeah...
One could even argue that if the bike starts without tires then you need 2 new tires at month 0. Then 1 new at month 24 and another new tire at month 48. Making it a total of 4 new tires in 52 month period.
i think the idea is that when you replace 1 initial tire after the first 24 month period, that tire that you *didn't* change also becomes worn down along with the new tire you replaced, so after the next 24 month period you have to replace both tires: the question did not make it clear, and the thing chat was saying about replacing a tire at the start of the final partial-period of the 52 months (after 48 months have passed) also makes no sense i think this is the most sound logic for defending it being 3, however, i think the answer would *have* to be 2 because of the way the question worded it, without any assumptions
Im guessing they considered the swapping point to be at the start of the 2 years, so for 4.32 years, youd swap once at the start, once at start of year 3,, then again for the remainder 0.32 years or at the start of year 5
The natural assumption could be that a bike with an owner is initially in working condition. If we establish that it’s in working condition, then it’s more likely that the initial tire is younger than 1 year and 8 months old in the 2 year cycle, the threshold before the bicycle needs a third tire replacement by the 52nd month mark. In other words, it’s ~84% likely that the age of the tire is within the range of [0 - 1 year and 8 months old) rather than [1 year and 8 months old - 2 years old). In any case, math problems shouldn’t be designed to present uncertain variables and conditions that rely on assumptions completely unrelated to the subject matter
The rounding isn’t needed and is pointless for this question, but the people in chat not knowing how rounding works is killing my brain, people saying 2.1 round up to 3 or 4months so 1/3 round up 😂 the fact people don’t understand rounding the most simplest thing u learn in grade 1-2 is crazy to me, people don’t understand that if u round up it’s gotta be .5 or more to round up, anything .4 and below can’t be rounded up a whole number to another fucking tyre lmao
Chat doesn't realize that they're solving for tire CHANGES and not PHYSICAL tires. 2.1 = 3 doesn't even make sense because the 0.1 isn't related to parts of a tire, but how many months are added up until the next tire change. Even if it was 2.6 the answer would still be 2 because not enough time has passed yet.
The only way I could see it being 3, is if you replaced a tire on year 0, and continued from there every 2 years. But if that’s the case, the question should’ve specified that (Robert replaces his tire, and continues replacing 1 every 2 years. How many tires will Robert need after 52 months). But Idk how tf X thought it was 8 originally🤣
In the context of the tire question the only right answer is 2. If I start a clock at 0 and every 2 minutes you get 1 stone, how many stones do you have after 5.3 minutes? OBVIOUSLY 2 you dont round up to 3 since that makes no sense in the context of the question. The only way you would have 3 tires is if you just assume that you had the bicycle some time before year 0 so that the first tire change is early enough for you to have 3 in 52 months. Nothing says that so the only reasonable answer is 2
The tire question was just a poorly phrased question. Too much left to assumptions. The game took an unfortunate L on that one. I went with 2 though. Who else agrees?
The answer was 2 actually... I'm just trying to bait that alexkarp130 guy who just keeps copy pasting his one reply onto everyone's comment. Bro's copy pasted his messages in twitch chat so often he thinks you're supposed to do the same thing here too.
Yeah the devs themselves just passed grade 1, let them be themselves man, they purposely made bad questions to let the game get lots of chat and topic talked about by streamers and braindead chat
The game didn’t state that the bicycle was new at the start of first year(nothing was said about it being new at all at any time). It said that every 2 years he changes a tire. How many times he changed it within 52 months period? 3 times within this period. It could be months: 3rd, 27th and 51st for example. Or shift the timeline how you like, answer will always be 3 times. So you all lost to an elementary school riddle... Embarrassing...
oh maybe i understand the tire question logic. if the tire is kept as a spare (hence why you only replace one at a time), at the very start you have a spare, after 24 months you get your second spare, then after 48 months, you are on your third spare. under this thinking, its a spare tire PER 2 years, not AFTER 2 years, which may actually make sense with the wording EVERY 2 years
31:19 … you just got a new TIRE (not tires) on your bike. You’ll need to change that TIRE in 2 years. We start at 1 tire.. 24 months 2 tires, 48 months 3 tires. A 4th tire is not needed until 72 months.
The question is VERBATIM "Joey's bicycle needs a new tire every two years. In 52 months, how many new tires did he need?". The question specifies that a new tire is only received every two years, not when you first get the bike. Even if you counted the initial TIRES (bicycle = 2 tires) you would have 4.
also tiktok brain chat talking about the bike question, its 3 because theres 52 months and you have to take into account the 4 extra months, its essentially 4.2 years (4.33) so it rounds up to 3 different loops of tire changes. F grade math
It’s pretty simple stuff tbh, it’s just weirdly worded to trip you up because of the uneven amount of years you end up with (4.33). I have no idea how he thought the answer was 8 though💀.
@ thats just how we were taught it in school, if theres any exceeding dates / numbers over the requirement, then you add an extra 1 regardless. I remember it very clearly and its probably a teaching error but maybe theres been some rebuttal over the years with this kind of logic
You start a clock at 0 and every minute you get 1 stone. After 2.3 minutes how many stones do you have? Obviously 2 and you don't round up since it makes no sense in the context of the question. So why after a little over 5 years do you have 3 tires. For it to make any sense in the context of the question the answer HAS TO BE 2 unless you just assume that you got the bike some time before year 0.
its 3 because the answer is 52/24 = 2.xx, and commas always get rounded up if its a tangible countable item. For example, you can't have 2.4 of a tire. its either 2 or 3, but because u cant have 2.4 of a tire then u round it up. either answer is correct depending on how they intended the question to be, the blame lies solely on the clarity of the question.
The game didn’t state that the bicycle was new at the start of first year(nothing was said about it being new at all at any time). It said that every 2 years he changes a tire. How many times he changed it within 52 months period? 3 times within this period. It could be months: 3rd, 27th and 51st for example. Or shift the timeline how you like, answer will always be 3 times. So you all lost to an elementary school riddle... Embarrassing...
@@alexkarp130 Did I mention that it is new? I don't think ure understanding what my POV was. Also based on how u answered, why couldn't it've been 23rd, 47th and none? Because, the answer it is a little bit over 2 and not a definitive 3. You can call people names all you want but the framing of the question is not correct.
The answer to the tire question is 3. You begin replacing both tires after 48 months because the previous tire is now 2 years old. Maybe that’s what the question meant😮
with that logic it would be 4. after 2 years, both tires are 2 years old and need to be changed, and the same after the next 2 years so 4 tires. The question probably intended to say „on average, 1 tire needs to be changed per 2 years“, which makes 2 the correct answer. 3 is bogus
The game didn’t state that the bicycle was new at the start of first year(nothing was said about it being new at all at any time). It said that every 2 years he changes a tire. How many times he changed it within 52 months period? 3 times within this period. It could be months: 3rd, 27th and 51st for example. Or shift the timeline how you like, answer will always be 3 times. So you all lost to an elementary school riddle... Embarrassing...
I dont get it. if he has a new bicycle and needs a new tire every 24 months, he would need to change it once after 24 months, twice after 48 months and three times after 72 months. so it doesnt matter if it 49 months or 71 months, he would still only need to change it 2 times since he changed it 2 times after 48 months.
@@the_real_master798Its not new at the start of first year or at mark 0. There’s no mark 0. He didn’t buy a bike within that timeline. He just has it, and changes a tire every 2 years. And within 52 months period it’s changed 3 times always however you choose that time period on the timeline.
@@the_real_master798 because its any 52 month period. not 52 months from immediately changing the tire. it's a badly worded/trick question really. as the other guy said. take a gap of 52 months and space it out by 24 (going back to 1 when you hit 52) and you will always fit it 3 times. could start at 30, then + 24 would go past 52 and back around to 2, then +24 to 26. you changed it 3 times with 4 months to spare. 16 - 40 - 12, 25 - 49 - 21, 43 - 15 - 39. any start will always hit 3 times before it goes back to the starting number
@@alexkarp130 if so then its the game faults for a poor written question. if the bike was for example 10 months old, he would need to change it after 14, 38 and 62 months. there are a lot of possibilities are a lot here so the age of the bike should have be stated to get a clear answer cause like this 2 and 3 are possible.
@@alexkarp130 The problem with this logic is that you are assuming the bike is old. The game never specifies it being old at all. It could be either. Even if the bike is old it doesn't necessarily mean the person ever changed a tire before. If the bike is new, purchasing the bike initially does not count as a tire change. You say 3rd month but that implies that at least 2 years has prior to the tire change to the 3rd. The question never specifies it's old either you can't assume it's old. It logically wouldn't make sense to start the 52 month period in the middle of the two years. It asks how many tire changes every 2 years so every 24 months. The game got the answer wrong because it would have to be at least 72 months for 3 tire changes. The answer should be 2 tire changes because only 52 months has passed. While it is possible to fit the 3 tire changes in the 52 month period you have to make a bunch of assumptions. TLDR: It's a bad question and the game got the answer wrong.
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Devs of the game clearly were not smarter than a 5th grader
lmfaoo
He asked chatgpt how many ''tire changes needed'' while the game asked how many new tires would be needed for 52 months if 1 tire is needed every two years.
He needs 1 tire for months 0 to 24. He needs another tire for months 24 to 48. He then needs a 3rd tire for months 48 to 72.
To use the bike 48 months, he'd need 2 new tires.
So if he uses it 52 months, he'll need to use 3 tires.
@@trainerred7454 Wrong. Are you ok up there? Why would you need a tire at month 0? You already have 2 new tires you don't need another and wont need one for 2 years
@Eeeeerisssss Change variables, or ask AI the exact question.
It's so simple but it's asked in a way to trick people
Lets say a bike breaks every 2 yrs, so you need a new bike every 24 months.
For 52 months of biking, how many bikes do u need ? Answer is 3.
He was asked the same thing, but with tires.
@@trainerred7454 No you don't you only need two. At year 0 the bike is new, you bought the bike before year 0 so it is not relevant to the dataset. 24 months pass, ONE new bike. 48 months pass TWO new bikes. He won't need THREE new bikes until 72 months pass. He LITERALLY asked chatgpt which responded with 2
chat is so dumb lol "u start with 1 tire"
Yea chat is braindead, who tf would buy a bicycle with 1 tire, keep it for 2 years then buy the 2nd tire that time?!
@@RyunamiiThe game didn’t state that the bicycle was new at the start of first year(nothing was said about it being new at all at any time). It said that every 2 years he changes a tire. How many times he changed it within 52 months period? 3 times within this period. It could be months: 3rd, 27th and 51st for example. Or shift it the timeline how you like, answer will always be 3 times. So you all lost to an elementary school riddle... Embarrassing...
@@alexkarp130 There's an issue with your logic. The game didn't state that the bicycle was old too. Lets use your example. You said it started on the 3rd month of that 52 month period, which inherently assume the person already have the bike prior to the initial 52 months. You would also have to assume that joey is already 21 months in since either the last tire change or initial purchase. Also since the game never specifies it's old or new, either it possible. You act like the bike being new is impossible but being old isn't.
It's just a badly written question.
@@alexkarp130this could be one of the most poorly reasoned arguments ive seen. please reconsider :)
It’s a BIcycle
that tire question was so stupid, X's logic made more sense
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@@James-eh4ye you know its a good question when theres 4 different answers discussed and the game has it wrong
Okay but that last question was actually really dumb, xQc may not be smarter than a 5th grader but I can't blame him for getting that one wrong.
The game didn’t state that the bicycle was new at the start of first year(nothing was said about it being new at all at any time). It said that every 2 years he changes a tire. How many times he changed it within 52 months period? 3 times within this period. It could be months: 3rd, 27th and 51st for example. Or shift the timeline how you like, answer will always be 3 times. So you all lost to an elementary school riddle... Embarrassing...
@@alexkarp130 Base on your premise you are assuming the bike is old. The question never specifies. While it's possible to fit the 3 tire changes within the 52 months you are assuming it's been at least a couple months before the tire change. In your example you started on the 3rd month why? The game never specifies the bike was old either. Also you assumed that at the very least the time of purchase or the last tire change was 21 months ago.
It's just a badly written question.
@@alexkarp130 neither does it say the bicycle was old, games can have errors, and you somehow made a solution to that error in your head, embarrassing.
@@alexkarp130 it could literally be 2 or 3 there's not only 1 answer the can't only be 3 if you change on the 24th and the 48th... Question needed more context
@@alexkarp130 What if the Game decided to give you 2 for an answer, and XQC said 3? Bet you will say "The game didn't state that the bicycle was old, so why would you ever switch your tire when you just got your bike?". Hahahah have you thought of it the other way around? If a question is vague enough that it could be answered by 2 or more answers, it's not a good question. Or have you never taken a test before timmy?
It's funny how X understood the logic but chat is dumb af and still saying 3 LMAO
The game didn’t state that the bicycle was new at the start of first year(nothing was said about it being new at all at any time). It said that every 2 years he changes a tire. How many times he changed it within 52 months period? 3 times within this period. It could be months: 3rd, 27th and 51st for example. Or shift the timeline how you like, answer will always be 3 times. So you all lost to an elementary school riddle... Embarrassing...
@@alexkarp130where does it say its old? where does it say its new? it doesnt. lol
@@alexkarp130 You say shift the timeline however you like, but shifting it to 5+ for the first tire change makes it two. The game not saying the age of the current tires is the problem. Without the age it make more sense to assume it's new, as any other assumption can lead to multiple answers.
i think most of them were saying 3 on purpose to make him mad. i was lol
@@alexkarp130 that makes no sense bud
That bike question, hope someone at the game company got grilled for that.
This chat is empty-headed. It asks how many tire changes every 2 years so every 24 months. The game got the answer wrong because it would have to be at least 72 months for 3 tire changes. The answer should be 2 tire changes because only 52 months has passed.
52/24=2.16
Even if you round it, it would round down. You also can't change a .16 of a tire, so whole numbers only. Why would the person that changes a tire after 24 months suddenly change the tire after 4 months in since the second tire change?
Also for the people saying it counted at the initial bike purchase. It's a bad question. The question never specifies if the bike is new or old. Even if the bike is old it doesn't necessarily mean the person ever changed a tire before. If the bike is new, purchasing the bike initially does not count as a tire change.
TLDR: It's a bad question and the game got the answer wrong.
the problem is that we don't know when should the first tire swap happen, since we don't know when the preceeding one happened before the question was asked. that means there are two possible answers based on that factor(the .16 in the number). still the game is wrong assuming one, less likely outcome.
I mean bro put 8 so he was never going to get the correct answer
@@WilczukPL Based on the fundamental purpose of these questions, the question would favor the bike starting at month 0. The question is testing your knowledge on the fact that there are 12 months in a year and 24 months in 2 years and that 52 months is 4 years and 4 months. The nature of this game and question favors starting at month 0 over a unspecified amount of months since that last tire change or purchase. Think about it why would you start 52 months in the middle of a biennial tire change period. But technically you aren't wrong either.
So yes, while 3 tire changes is a possibility it logically wouldn't make sense for the nature of this question. The question would favor a month 0 start as if it was old the game would specify that it's been lets say 20 months since that last tire change. If the game specifies the time since that last tire change that would actually make a good question. But based on the other arithmetic questions, the answer is supposed to be straight forward and you shouldn't have to logically start at an unspecified amount of months into a tire change. It would make a lot more sense for it to start at month 0.
@@NoU-b6u you would assume that it starts at 0, but there actually is no reason for it, hence the logical trap, though it also makes an issue of two possible answers. but the truth is that the designers probably made a typo in this question and the number of months they wanted to put is 72
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Last question was just a bs question cause you have to assume some things yourself cause you don't know some parameters, eg the exact time the tire change occurs on those 2 years
1. If the bike is new, the answer is 2 tires cause there would have only passed 4 months since the last change of the tire (current month 52, prior tire change month 48) so you assume that a change isn't needed
2. If the bike is not new, then the above scenario could also be possible,but you can also assume that the first 4 months are of the current year, then the 48 remaining are the next 4 years, so there are 2 possible scenarios:
a)The tire change has already happened, so there won't be a change in the remaining 4 months, again having 2 as the answer
b) The tire change hasn't happened, meaning that there will be 1 change in the 4 months remaining plus 2 future changes, so the answer is 3
Again it's neither chat's nor X's fault, its 100% game's fault
Yes, the question was poorly worded. The answer could either be two or three tires depending on when you start the 52 month timer.
However XQC guessed 8 so he was wrong either way.
If you're left with an arbitrary number that you have to guess, then you HAVE to assume it's a new bike or else the question is wrong. It's BOTH the game and chat's fault, everyone who said it's 3.
@@Baltic_Dude even if you know that the bike is new, you are left with 4 months remaining where the tire change either happens or not, and since the question never gave any additional info about it, both 2 and 3 are possible answers
@ If you had a wheel that was only one month used, no one on their right mind would replace the wheel that takes 2 years to wear. The question even said the wheel gets replaced every two years, not up to every 2 years. You're coping.
@@Baltic_Dude that's just stupid you can also say in a problem: "Andy ate 502 apples today and 2000 apples yesterday. How many apples did he eat in total." See how there isn't any logic in someone eating 2000 apples in a day but the question still provides a logical answer when doing maths?
Two tires is the correct answer
The game didn’t state that the bicycle was new at the start of first year(nothing was said about it being new at all at any time). It said that every 2 years he changes a tire. How many times he changed it within 52 months period? 3 times within this period. It could be months: 3rd, 27th and 51st for example. Or shift the timeline how you like, answer will always be 3 times. So you all lost to an elementary school riddle... Embarrassing...
@@alexkarp130the game didn’t state that it wasn’t
@@alexkarp130 you're the one embarrasing yourself. question is not only written poorly, since there is no one obvious answer to it, yet the game assumes one that's less likely to happen. 52/12 you get the number of years in that amount of time, divide that by 2 you since you swap every 2 years, and you get the answer: 2.166(6) , which means there has the be at least two swaps since there are more than 4 years in 52 months, and possibly a third, depending on when the first swap happened in given time period, which is based on the preceeding swap that happened in the time frame the quesion fails to mention.
@@alexkarp130 stop copy pasting your dumb answer to every comment
but initially xqc said 8 tires
i think we already know the answer
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I love the emphasis these hosts put on “Standard Gamer”
It could be either 2 or 3 tires, depending on when in the tire changing schedule you start the 52 month timer.
You dont change the tire at 0 months, so the first change is at 24, next is at 48, and the next would be at 72, so therefore 52 is 2 tire changes
theres no fucking timer here its just 2 tires
@speedyblacksheriff in order for the result "3" to work, you have to assume that the first replacement of the tire happens after the first 4 months before you can start to count the first 2 years. So that equals 1 tire replacement, the 2nd at the 28 month mark and finally the 3rd at the 52 month mark. I had this idea too, but backpaddled because it was easier for my brain to accept that the first tire replacement happens after the first 24 months, the 2nd after 48 months and then god knows.
2 tires is right
that tire question was weird, the only time it could be correct is if the tire was also changed at the start of the year so... a tire is changed at the start, wait 2 years, another tire is changed, wait 2 years, another tire is changed = 3 times
the game counts the year 0 as a valid year which is low key braindead? maybe? right? yeah...
Chat is not smarter than a 5th grader 💀
One could even argue that if the bike starts without tires then you need 2 new tires at month 0.
Then 1 new at month 24 and another new tire at month 48.
Making it a total of 4 new tires in 52 month period.
The game never clarified that it counts the tire at the start. The question was worded poorly. X is right and chat is restarted
i think the idea is that when you replace 1 initial tire after the first 24 month period, that tire that you *didn't* change also becomes worn down along with the new tire you replaced, so after the next 24 month period you have to replace both tires: the question did not make it clear, and the thing chat was saying about replacing a tire at the start of the final partial-period of the 52 months (after 48 months have passed) also makes no sense
i think this is the most sound logic for defending it being 3, however, i think the answer would *have* to be 2 because of the way the question worded it, without any assumptions
most braindead chat of all time wow
the real question is if a 5th grader smarter then a 5th grader
classic Dentge chat you love to see it
Im guessing they considered the swapping point to be at the start of the 2 years, so for 4.32 years, youd swap once at the start, once at start of year 3,, then again for the remainder 0.32 years or at the start of year 5
The natural assumption could be that a bike with an owner is initially in working condition. If we establish that it’s in working condition, then it’s more likely that the initial tire is younger than 1 year and 8 months old in the 2 year cycle, the threshold before the bicycle needs a third tire replacement by the 52nd month mark. In other words, it’s ~84% likely that the age of the tire is within the range of [0 - 1 year and 8 months old) rather than [1 year and 8 months old - 2 years old). In any case, math problems shouldn’t be designed to present uncertain variables and conditions that rely on assumptions completely unrelated to the subject matter
The rounding isn’t needed and is pointless for this question, but the people in chat not knowing how rounding works is killing my brain, people saying 2.1 round up to 3 or 4months so 1/3 round up 😂 the fact people don’t understand rounding the most simplest thing u learn in grade 1-2 is crazy to me, people don’t understand that if u round up it’s gotta be .5 or more to round up, anything .4 and below can’t be rounded up a whole number to another fucking tyre lmao
Chat doesn't realize that they're solving for tire CHANGES and not PHYSICAL tires. 2.1 = 3 doesn't even make sense because the 0.1 isn't related to parts of a tire, but how many months are added up until the next tire change. Even if it was 2.6 the answer would still be 2 because not enough time has passed yet.
chat doesn't know 3cm=30mm Aware
The only way I could see it being 3, is if you replaced a tire on year 0, and continued from there every 2 years. But if that’s the case, the question should’ve specified that (Robert replaces his tire, and continues replacing 1 every 2 years. How many tires will Robert need after 52 months). But Idk how tf X thought it was 8 originally🤣
That would be a no. Next question
hes so stupid he forgot he set his name to "standard gamer" years ago when he played this
"Born in the US = US Citizen" question sure aged well
In the context of the tire question the only right answer is 2. If I start a clock at 0 and every 2 minutes you get 1 stone, how many stones do you have after 5.3 minutes? OBVIOUSLY 2 you dont round up to 3 since that makes no sense in the context of the question. The only way you would have 3 tires is if you just assume that you had the bicycle some time before year 0 so that the first tire change is early enough for you to have 3 in 52 months. Nothing says that so the only reasonable answer is 2
Didn't watch the video yet, but he's not smarter than a 5th grader that's for sure
tbh he kinda was
The tire question was just a poorly phrased question. Too much left to assumptions. The game took an unfortunate L on that one. I went with 2 though. Who else agrees?
25:23 bro almost got the question wrong, and called iron and nickel alloys
The answer was 2 actually...
I'm just trying to bait that alexkarp130 guy who just keeps copy pasting his one reply onto everyone's comment. Bro's copy pasted his messages in twitch chat so often he thinks you're supposed to do the same thing here too.
ahahah nah ur funny man
Yeah the devs themselves just passed grade 1, let them be themselves man, they purposely made bad questions to let the game get lots of chat and topic talked about by streamers and braindead chat
Some people just can't say they are wrong
They want you to answer the tire question assuming that the swap occurs at the beginning of the year...very weird and non descript...
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Math teacher explain this please.
The game didn’t state that the bicycle was new at the start of first year(nothing was said about it being new at all at any time). It said that every 2 years he changes a tire. How many times he changed it within 52 months period? 3 times within this period. It could be months: 3rd, 27th and 51st for example. Or shift the timeline how you like, answer will always be 3 times. So you all lost to an elementary school riddle... Embarrassing...
Who changes a single tire to begin with? No wonder it has to be rounded up
oh maybe i understand the tire question logic. if the tire is kept as a spare (hence why you only replace one at a time), at the very start you have a spare, after 24 months you get your second spare, then after 48 months, you are on your third spare. under this thinking, its a spare tire PER 2 years, not AFTER 2 years, which may actually make sense with the wording EVERY 2 years
you would be right, but the game does not mention or use the word 'spare tire' so there's no accumulating tires there.
38:27 YABADUBADABADU
37:40 had me crying laughing 😂😂
31:19 … you just got a new TIRE (not tires) on your bike. You’ll need to change that TIRE in 2 years. We start at 1 tire.. 24 months 2 tires, 48 months 3 tires. A 4th tire is not needed until 72 months.
So you bought the bicycle with 1 tire and kept it for 2 years and then bought a new tire??????
@@Ryunamii bro you cannot be serious hahahahahaha
The question is VERBATIM "Joey's bicycle needs a new tire every two years. In 52 months, how many new tires did he need?". The question specifies that a new tire is only received every two years, not when you first get the bike. Even if you counted the initial TIRES (bicycle = 2 tires) you would have 4.
It never says he just got a new tire though
@@copioushades8958 Pepega Clap
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also tiktok brain chat talking about the bike question, its 3 because theres 52 months and you have to take into account the 4 extra months, its essentially 4.2 years (4.33) so it rounds up to 3 different loops of tire changes. F grade math
It’s pretty simple stuff tbh, it’s just weirdly worded to trip you up because of the uneven amount of years you end up with (4.33). I have no idea how he thought the answer was 8 though💀.
You dont round shit up the tire change happend at the begginig but the game never mentiond that
you dont round up lol what
@ thats just how we were taught it in school, if theres any exceeding dates / numbers over the requirement, then you add an extra 1 regardless. I remember it very clearly and its probably a teaching error but maybe theres been some rebuttal over the years with this kind of logic
You start a clock at 0 and every minute you get 1 stone. After 2.3 minutes how many stones do you have? Obviously 2 and you don't round up since it makes no sense in the context of the question. So why after a little over 5 years do you have 3 tires. For it to make any sense in the context of the question the answer HAS TO BE 2 unless you just assume that you got the bike some time before year 0.
why did i watch this
its 3 because the answer is 52/24 = 2.xx, and commas always get rounded up if its a tangible countable item. For example, you can't have 2.4 of a tire. its either 2 or 3, but because u cant have 2.4 of a tire then u round it up. either answer is correct depending on how they intended the question to be, the blame lies solely on the clarity of the question.
The game didn’t state that the bicycle was new at the start of first year(nothing was said about it being new at all at any time). It said that every 2 years he changes a tire. How many times he changed it within 52 months period? 3 times within this period. It could be months: 3rd, 27th and 51st for example. Or shift the timeline how you like, answer will always be 3 times. So you all lost to an elementary school riddle... Embarrassing...
Its not about rounding up
@@alexkarp130 Did I mention that it is new? I don't think ure understanding what my POV was. Also based on how u answered, why couldn't it've been 23rd, 47th and none?
Because, the answer it is a little bit over 2 and not a definitive 3. You can call people names all you want but the framing of the question is not correct.
It's either u change the tire or u don't.
Even if you round it up, it ends up at 2 lmao, it's below .5
Man, juicers need to stay off of titkok and go to school holy hell
wait was this a charity stream? i thought it was the game currency just like the millionaire game
this game is bad, it should be 2
The game was made by room-temperature blacks and jews of course it's a bad gam
bro has lost the plot
The answer to the tire question is 3. You begin replacing both tires after 48 months because the previous tire is now 2 years old. Maybe that’s what the question meant😮
with that logic it would be 4. after 2 years, both tires are 2 years old and need to be changed, and the same after the next 2 years so 4 tires. The question probably intended to say „on average, 1 tire needs to be changed per 2 years“, which makes 2 the correct answer. 3 is bogus
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No. Next question
ay ngl im with x in this question
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Yeah what the guy said above me
im going to lick you until it falls off
The game didn’t state that the bicycle was new at the start of first year(nothing was said about it being new at all at any time). It said that every 2 years he changes a tire. How many times he changed it within 52 months period? 3 times within this period. It could be months: 3rd, 27th and 51st for example. Or shift the timeline how you like, answer will always be 3 times. So you all lost to an elementary school riddle... Embarrassing...
I dont get it. if he has a new bicycle and needs a new tire every 24 months, he would need to change it once after 24 months, twice after 48 months and three times after 72 months. so it doesnt matter if it 49 months or 71 months, he would still only need to change it 2 times since he changed it 2 times after 48 months.
@@the_real_master798Its not new at the start of first year or at mark 0. There’s no mark 0. He didn’t buy a bike within that timeline. He just has it, and changes a tire every 2 years. And within 52 months period it’s changed 3 times always however you choose that time period on the timeline.
@@the_real_master798 because its any 52 month period. not 52 months from immediately changing the tire. it's a badly worded/trick question really. as the other guy said. take a gap of 52 months and space it out by 24 (going back to 1 when you hit 52) and you will always fit it 3 times. could start at 30, then + 24 would go past 52 and back around to 2, then +24 to 26. you changed it 3 times with 4 months to spare. 16 - 40 - 12, 25 - 49 - 21, 43 - 15 - 39. any start will always hit 3 times before it goes back to the starting number
@@alexkarp130 if so then its the game faults for a poor written question. if the bike was for example 10 months old, he would need to change it after 14, 38 and 62 months. there are a lot of possibilities are a lot here so the age of the bike should have be stated to get a clear answer cause like this 2 and 3 are possible.
@@alexkarp130 The problem with this logic is that you are assuming the bike is old. The game never specifies it being old at all. It could be either. Even if the bike is old it doesn't necessarily mean the person ever changed a tire before. If the bike is new, purchasing the bike initially does not count as a tire change.
You say 3rd month but that implies that at least 2 years has prior to the tire change to the 3rd. The question never specifies it's old either you can't assume it's old. It logically wouldn't make sense to start the 52 month period in the middle of the two years.
It asks how many tire changes every 2 years so every 24 months. The game got the answer wrong because it would have to be at least 72 months for 3 tire changes. The answer should be 2 tire changes because only 52 months has passed.
While it is possible to fit the 3 tire changes in the 52 month period you have to make a bunch of assumptions.
TLDR: It's a bad question and the game got the answer wrong.
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