I love the repeating anticlimaxes in the enthusiastic "3,2,1 INTEGRATE!" followed by the presenter slowly moving the cursor to reveal the actual problem.
I'd love a commentator duo on these competitions. Find a play by play caster to hype it up and get a professor for a color caster to give explanation and analysis on the integration.
PLEEEASEEEE get commentators back on for these videos! There was an earlier Integration Bee with commentators that I managed to learn a lot of different math from, because of the step-by-step walkthroughs. It was like a sports event, but with integrals!
MIT almost seems like an alternate reality. A world where students gather to compete in integration (as if it were a sport), and where everyone is involved in something extraordinary to push the boundaries of human knowledge. Amazing ✨
The red shirt sitting in the 3rd row is the JEE Advanced 2020 AIR 1 and an IOAA 2019 gold medalist; hes also won the bal shakti puraskar, the highest honor achievable as a teen in India. Also, the guy in the light green shirt @ 2:18 is the only 2 time winner of mathcounts; and a 4 time IMO gold medalist; not to mention he also won the MIT integration bee 2023; potentially one of the best mathletes in the world. Luke and Brian also secured the top spot at the 84th Putnam math competition. This room has some truly incredible brains 🌟
@ronaldwings5521 it's just that I was really interested in these type of things throughout my last 4 years of high school, so thoroughly researched math competitions and watched various interviews, and over time, knowledge build up
@@scienceium5233 nope not in this one, but i really do hope he shows up for at least one of these, obviously hes a very accomplished math olympian but i wonder where his calculus game is at
I only went up to pre calc in school.(which i failed by the way lol). so this is way over my head, but im just a fan of people doing difficult stuff. and this is awesome! Thanks for recording and sharing!
The step up in difficulty is amazing. The first round I got most. The quarterfinals I got less than half. The semifinals I got just two. This round, apart from the lightning trio, I literally just got tiebreaker #3. These guys are wild.
@@inevitable1222 here's the trick for tiebreaker 3. When you add the coefficients, you get 0, so 1 is a root, meaning x-1 is a factor. After algebraic long division, that works twice, so (x-1)² is a factor, and (x-1)² √(quadratic) is much more doable, with trig subs and so on.
Would be 10/10 if it had a commentator. Hype it up to all RUclipsrs like me that knows shit about math but just want to watch some crazy shit before going to bed
this year problems were harder, no surprise first 4 haven't been solved. I did third one with 2 different ways but it seems unreal to get to answer in 5 min
The ln(2e^x-1) /(e^x -1) could be done by feynmans trick......nice to see such a fun competition, I wish it was open to outsiders as well haha, they look too fun to solve!!!! Love the energy of the room
I like how i see this viedeos without knowing the basicals of integration, i'm just existing, and trying to figurate how did i would to do this without the time limit.
Wow Calc 2 as a hobby and math contest. Calc 2 in first impression beat me back in 2020 spring but I am excited to learn it as a hobby until ready to take the class.
Man I love how people has the opportunity to be in these universities, I'm from Argentina and could never dream of something like that, be proud of having the opportunity to at least participate to study there, I'm proud of my opportunity to study, too. But it's just so amazing to be able to study there. Well, anyways I'm happy that there's internet to access free resources
I've been watching these bees for three years now (was a little late on this lol). Applied for MIT this academic year. Hope I get in. This type of culture is something I would be forever happy to engross myself in for the rest of my days. 😅
Nooo, on the second problem, the guy put e at the bottom of the integral instead of 1 after he did u substitution and rewrote it. That’s a simple mistake
I also stopped after Calc 3. I have no idea how I got through any of those classes because I couldn't tell you a single thing about calculus years later.
First problem can be done by parts but we need to produce derivative of inside of denominator as factor of numerator Tiebreakers Problem 3 Factorize expression inside square root
"Ooh looks like Alan made a mistake going that route." "That's right Bob, remember reverse PEMDAS for middle school" "That might have cost him, but there's still time to come back." "Getting down to the wire now, if he's going to integrate he has to start soon"
if you stare enough you could come up with possible solution vectors and try different things + have excellent memory to remember previously used tricks
You guys really need to make a serious pitch to the IOC to make this an Olympic Sport. This is blood sport. This is up there with brutal events like the decathlon, cross country skiing, single skull, 50km walk, 400m hurdles and marathon.
I love it ❤ the cocept is too much hilarious as a student of calculus who has it is own struggles with it, but they did it 5 min for integration what a competition ia it to participate😂😂😂
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I love the repeating anticlimaxes in the enthusiastic "3,2,1 INTEGRATE!" followed by the presenter slowly moving the cursor to reveal the actual problem.
man that's the funniest shit I've seen in a while
I'd love a commentator duo on these competitions. Find a play by play caster to hype it up and get a professor for a color caster to give explanation and analysis on the integration.
That would genuinely be entertaining
They used to that for these events.
They used to do that. Wonder why they stopped. 🥲
Commentator is a no cause it'll make them hard to focus
They need to focus dude
PLEEEASEEEE get commentators back on for these videos! There was an earlier Integration Bee with commentators that I managed to learn a lot of different math from, because of the step-by-step walkthroughs.
It was like a sports event, but with integrals!
is there a link for the one with commentators?
PLEEEASEEEE link the video with commentators!!
:0
38:56 "It is hard, it is hard!" 😄
56:01 😂
I know you
Hard...I couldn't even muster the courage to put up my pen for this 😂
omg you are here too
Bprp
If I watch it in reverse, it will be a differentiation competition 😂
copied comment from last years' finals video lol
dog
very funny original joke
😂😂
Bruh 😂😂😂😂
“I don't integrate the question, l differentiate the
options”
~Ме
Based and multiplechoice pilled
Do it in definite integrals 😂😂😂
Moye moye 💀@@karanchoudhary5320
Sometimes differentiation also becomes difficult😂😂
😂😂😂@@karanchoudhary5320
We're so back
commentary would make this slap, even if just for finals?
like the MIT 2006 integration bee
They need to focus abeg
@@flashyred9125obviously the commentary is just for the 1.6 million people watching the video
sLaP
Looks like you are a Nigerian 😂@@flashyred9125
Loving this. Please continue this every year
MIT almost seems like an alternate reality. A world where students gather to compete in integration (as if it were a sport), and where everyone is involved in something extraordinary to push the boundaries of human knowledge. Amazing ✨
Copied 😂
dont bruise ur throat too hard
Glazing for these pupils is BEYOND WILD 😢😂
U trying so hard to get in bruh
@@bobabola2206 alright bro calm down, its not that serious
The red shirt sitting in the 3rd row is the JEE Advanced 2020 AIR 1 and an IOAA 2019 gold medalist; hes also won the bal shakti puraskar, the highest honor achievable as a teen in India. Also, the guy in the light green shirt @ 2:18 is the only 2 time winner of mathcounts; and a 4 time IMO gold medalist; not to mention he also won the MIT integration bee 2023; potentially one of the best mathletes in the world. Luke and Brian also secured the top spot at the 84th Putnam math competition. This room has some truly incredible brains 🌟
wow, you know so much! how do you know these?
@ronaldwings5521 it's just that I was really interested in these type of things throughout my last 4 years of high school, so thoroughly researched math competitions and watched various interviews, and over time, knowledge build up
Chirag Falor
is pranjal srivastav also in mit intregation bee ?
@@scienceium5233 nope not in this one, but i really do hope he shows up for at least one of these, obviously hes a very accomplished math olympian but i wonder where his calculus game is at
I only went up to pre calc in school.(which i failed by the way lol). so this is way over my head, but im just a fan of people doing difficult stuff. and this is awesome! Thanks for recording and sharing!
3 2 1 İntegrate! I love this starting.
I just gave you the 360th like
The step up in difficulty is amazing.
The first round I got most.
The quarterfinals I got less than half.
The semifinals I got just two.
This round, apart from the lightning trio, I literally just got tiebreaker #3. These guys are wild.
Did you do it all while being timed though?
@@a.b3203 yes, otherwise I might have (or might not have) got more.
You're wild also bro
bro you got that beast!
@@inevitable1222 here's the trick for tiebreaker 3. When you add the coefficients, you get 0, so 1 is a root, meaning x-1 is a factor. After algebraic long division, that works twice, so (x-1)² is a factor, and (x-1)² √(quadratic) is much more doable, with trig subs and so on.
Would be 10/10 if it had a commentator. Hype it up to all RUclipsrs like me that knows shit about math but just want to watch some crazy shit before going to bed
this year problems were harder, no surprise first 4 haven't been solved. I did third one with 2 different ways but it seems unreal to get to answer in 5 min
Problem 5 is really interesting. I would not have thought that you could disguise a combinatorics problem as an integral in that way.
I saw this live last month it was so cool
Thank you for the recap, your assumptions were correct
Loved every bit of this! I’m actually out sick and have taken the week off from work, but man this is so so good! 😌 Can’t wait for next year I guess!
13:42 seeing him miss by just 2 on the denominator caused me physical pain
I literally said out loud NO
50:32 "do you guys want a break?" Both competitors: 🤷♂
i genuinely love this
the pressure about math is there are no half right answers, in college you don't get points by 'almost getting the asnwer' .
"The test's gonna be easy, its your first mock :)"
the test:
The ln(2e^x-1) /(e^x -1) could be done by feynmans trick......nice to see such a fun competition, I wish it was open to outsiders as well haha, they look too fun to solve!!!! Love the energy of the room
Where should the parameter be placed ?? I can't do it
i got 2lnx/(x^2-1) now what to do
there is no energy in the room lol
@@armansrivastava665 integrate that by parts
way too niche for a competition like this. Feynmans trick is more of a last resort rather than something that you would use off the bat
binge watching harvard law court competition and mit integration bee, awesome
I like how i see this viedeos without knowing the basicals of integration, i'm just existing, and trying to figurate how did i would to do this without the time limit.
U just described me watching this lolll
Wow Calc 2 as a hobby and math contest. Calc 2 in first impression beat me back in 2020 spring but I am excited to learn it as a hobby until ready to take the class.
Man I love how people has the opportunity to be in these universities, I'm from Argentina and could never dream of something like that, be proud of having the opportunity to at least participate to study there, I'm proud of my opportunity to study, too. But it's just so amazing to be able to study there.
Well, anyways I'm happy that there's internet to access free resources
damn luke didnt make it to finals. still see him having a fun time in the audience :)
Wait. Luke ROBITAILLE YOU MEAN???
Luke Robitaille 😢 Never forget
happy to see that chirag falor bhaiya got upto. the 2nd level
I've been watching these bees for three years now (was a little late on this lol). Applied for MIT this academic year. Hope I get in. This type of culture is something I would be forever happy to engross myself in for the rest of my days. 😅
Did you ever get in?
@@xygomorphic44 how old do you think this comment is lmfao
@@xygomorphic44 I wouldn't know yet. I just made this comment 2 days ago after all.
@@thesecondderivative8967good luck.
Did you get in?
Nooo, on the second problem, the guy put e at the bottom of the integral instead of 1 after he did u substitution and rewrote it. That’s a simple mistake
Stopped at Calc 3. My brain hurt watching this
I also stopped after Calc 3. I have no idea how I got through any of those classes because I couldn't tell you a single thing about calculus years later.
Also done calc 3 and still got some math to go. I don't think I could do these integrals. Perhaps only your basic ones. :/
First problem can be done by parts but we need to produce derivative of inside of denominator as factor of numerator
Tiebreakers Problem 3
Factorize expression inside square root
3,2,1,integrate is the most funniest line i have ever heard
second is 1/2. logx/x is 1 so take 2 outside as common. done.
"Ooh looks like Alan made a mistake going that route."
"That's right Bob, remember reverse PEMDAS for middle school"
"That might have cost him, but there's still time to come back."
"Getting down to the wire now, if he's going to integrate he has to start soon"
these two guys were beast
YOU NEED A COMMENTATOR FOR THIS.
Imagine you are tryna solve some hard ass integrals and a guy keep shouting
2:22 bro had to make sure the chalk worked
My toxic trait is thinking that I can beat these students after just learning the calc 2 integration techniques a few days ago 🤣🤣🤣
real
learning this is ap rn and thinking I can do them too
lmao same
Same but I’m currently learning them now
I think Chirag will easily beat them but I was wrong😢😢
Cause these problems are way easier than the JEE perspective and Chirag Falor had AIR 1 in JEE
1:07:36
Bro is shaking, hope he is alright.
And even this year one of the top universities of the world cant develop a program to change the page and start the timer simultaneously! 🤦♂
you guys are great mathematicians!
Omg I am done with problem 1 😤😤 1. Denominator sin(x+53°)
2.x+53°=t
By parts integrate
Compute the Integral x^2024/(x^2+1)^2023 dx
Take x²+1=t
Do my exercises, please.
@@Rithida.Math2024 use substitution
Can I join this tournament if I've only taken AP calculus AB?
Need to take Calc BC
3:07 legend chirag falor name at background 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Where
The winner (Brian Liu) is a Putnam fellow for 2022 and 2023. Note Putnam is often called the world's toughest math competition.
I fucking love this- Asian host dude is awesome- yes get some commentators who are experts to provide play by play -
Great video, thanks. Would be great if you also showed how to do the integrals that they couldn't do
Haha … integration bee …
• can u use it in equation?
• I would like to phone a friend
how do people even go about learning to be able to integrate things on this level?
I think they talk to their professors and ask them questions about this stuff. They can also be math majors and they learn this in their classes.
@@Potato-so6zr thanks for the response! im gonna be a freshman in college this year and they do an integration bee so i wanted to start preparing
They are IMO gold medalists for starters
if you stare enough you could come up with possible solution vectors and try different things + have excellent memory to remember previously used tricks
any one noticed AIR 1 Chirag Falor was in Semi Finals
Can ya provide me the link
Yeah i know, he should be because he has solved these questions before
proud of myself i solved the last integration question in 5 secs
@Muita-Informacao i can make a vid on my yt explaining how to solve integrals easily if you want ?
I am glad I did it in 20 seconds lol. Barely remember the trigonometry formulas.
@@MathCasttyes please
I am better than you, I solved the last question when they showed the first question.
lets go bro thats sick@@KDYinRUclips
Please continue.
it’s new competition. so interesting and exciting
20:34 it must be "less than pi"?
Really bro !!!! Did u guys just click for going to next page in pdf !!!! @MIT
Its really interesting to watch
How the hell did I get from watching cat videos to here , its like I stumbled into a new universe.
these men are so amazing!!!
bro chirag falor(iitjee rank1 2020) was on semi final #1 with Brian Liu ....
0:11 Chirag Falor is unable to reach the finals.
yeah sadly
fowler wow, falor buddy falor
@@mrswaggypants14
Thanks for the correction bro
You guys really need to make a serious pitch to the IOC to make this an Olympic Sport. This is blood sport. This is up there with brutal events like the decathlon, cross country skiing, single skull, 50km walk, 400m hurdles and marathon.
it would be better if the timer was shown all the time, while they're solving, it adds to the suspense of the video
participants don’t allow to use Algebraic Regularization on 1/x^n term? 😢
3,2,1 integrate
Me:Yes
😤🤌
Me: 1,2,3
Need a gaming announcer over this it’d be the most entertaining competition 😂
i want to attend one of these so bad but never got the chance to apply to mit :(
same 😭
I just noticed , if you see the excel sort of sheet shown in first few mins it says chirag falor jee adv air 1
Anyone else fast forward though the work to see if their answers are correct 😂
yes i can do ALL of this in my sleep with both of my eyes open and years of study and my death
xD the real winners are probably the one's who set those questions
Those are the teachers i guess
1:07:45 does he mental calculation?
2:19 I thought the guy in black without the bucket hat is the other competitor
Kind regards, Please could someone tell me why in problem 5. the answer is dx= 5/11?
one day I'll be there competing in this
If you play the video in reverse it becomes Differentiation bee
50:29 do you guys want a break?
No.. we're asians
Lol 💀
Did anyone hear maza Aagya in the end 1:08:52
If there was good commentary for this , could have been more exciting
simultaneously sad and glad all my college math skills are gone
The close answer in problem 4... If only -1/3 were positive!
王老师干得真棒！
I would like to see how to solve the first one
Dont know why but these are in asia high school and mine isnt an exception😂
These are great
"GRAND INTEGRATOR OF 2024"
"You are off by a constant factor" after 2nd .. made me laugh so hard 😂😂😂😂😂
Twitch stream with commentators next year pls!
i am stunned to see that jee advanced topper chirag falor was defeated by brian liu ..... as we can clearly see on the leader board
Why they can clean the table properly before writing. Should be doinable
Is it just me or any one else noticed name of Chirag falor in their the same guy who was Iit jee 2020 topper
I love it ❤ the cocept is too much hilarious as a student of calculus who has it is own struggles with it, but they did it 5 min for integration what a competition ia it to participate😂😂😂
No square root by parts , ?
Tell me after graduating from college they get salaries for solving questions instead of doing coding in IT companies