Brigand Exam - [FE3H Comic Dub]
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x+y=234
50x+150y=21700
divide the second equation by 50
x+y=234
x+3y=434
let's subtract the first equation to the first
x+3y - (x+y) = 434 - 234
2y = 200
y=100
Thus the number of mansions is 100, and by exclusion the number of houses is 134
I am a natural brigand, apparently
What kind of equation is that I'm a college student and I have to admit math is not my strong point
@@shirokatta4051 the process of elimination and substitution.
Thanks for the reminder
I remembered the method just not the right equations only looked at that and did it on my own nice mental workout. Thanks for the help
Can't wait for the brigand boss exam
Look, you want to be a SUCCESSFUL brigand, not a first chapter boss. This is clearly essential to avoid that kind of scenario.
@@Good100 no lies detected
Are you insulting the almighty Batta the Beast?
Nice OneShot pfp
Yes
Don't be like Kostas, kids. Be like Grieth.
It's a trick question. If you answer it correctly, you're not fit to be a brigand.
Big Brain
Jango Dude it’s 234 because the answer was literally in the question
Toffee Buirns
234 of both houses and mansions together. The question asks what equation is used to find the how many of each. The equation is elimination and substitution and there are 134 houses and 100 mansions pillaged
This is golden 👌😂
300 IQ question
What people think Brigands do: *images of pillaging, murder, drunken partying*
What Brigands actually do: *image of an accountant with an axe*
Not that far of in my homeland.
~Im a 9 to 5 Barbarian...
In history, a lot of thieve bands were made up of former mercenaries , a lot of which were savvy with their money. While not that in deapth, they could do some pretty impressive math if they were in charge, or involved in payments and managing funds.
What Brigands actually do: get Death Blow and reclass
It gets real busy around April, that's when taxe season begins
I still love the idea that the bandits you fight at the beginning of every Fire Emblem game are highly-educated members of society of which had to become certified through years of study to murder and pillage.
"Let me go, you ruffian!"
"Hoy! Watch your tongue, woman! I am a brigand! I didn't go through five years of accademy with a PhD in robbery and a master in Pillaging just to be confused with a common thug! 😡"
"...sorry."
I always assumed that the students were to study the hit-and-run tactics that bands of brigands employ, how to attack with more ferocity rather than focusing on calculated strikes like, say, a Myrmidon, and how to use intimidation as a springboard for an easy victory against a foe caught off guard.
@@eras1066 I like my theory better.
Oh, so they were lawyers all this time. Interesting.
@@tremor230 that reminds me of a good ol' bit
"Ah, and look at what we have here: A *bloody heathen*!"
"Excuse me, but I'm a *fuckmothering* brigand. I killed a *lot* of people to get this title, I deserve to be called such."
Me: uhm, when are we actually going to use algebra?
Teacher: trust me, you'll need it later on in life
Me, becoming a brigand 8 years later: *S T O N K S*
STONKS
*S T O N K S*
s T o N K s
*S t 0 n K s*
S T 0 NkS
Easy. Steal the answers from the teacher without getting caught.
-brigand problems need brigand solutions-
The correct answer is either to intimidate the answer out of the teacher or beating it out of him. Stealing it without getting caught if for the THIEF exam. And no, you don't wanto to know how you get the answers for the assassin exam.
NeoChronoid I mean, what ELSE could have happened to Byleth’s predecessor?
I would have LOVED if it was actual practical exams, and the weapon skills determined how tough it'd actually be. (So a thief would have to steal a total of 5-10 items [based on weapon skill] and whether or not there would be a percent chance would be another option [keep in mind, I'm thinking this to be like how a Skyrim steal would go, except if they spot you, you'd lose the promo])
@@NeoChronoid Your theory implies that the dancer exam isn't something students should be doing
You say this, but there's an episode of Sonic Boom where Eggman has to take a class on evil (turned out he never got the credit for it) and that is literally the final exam.
How to tell which house you probably belong to based on that comment you're about to post...
Blue Lions: "I don't know. I haven't had to do this kind of math for over a decade."
Black Eagles: "134 Houses and 100 Mansions. It's basic 8th grade algebra."
Golden Deer: "50x + 150y = 21700 and x+y = 234. It asked for the system of equations, not to solve for x and y."
Brigands: "The answer is too many houses and too few mansions."
The Church: "0. Pillaging is punishable with summary execution by dragon fire."
Heh, I chose GD and was just about to give that answer :P
I mean I can’t prove you wrong since I went with the deer first and only answered the question put forth: the necessary system of equations (but I’ll thank calc and physics for drilling only answering the question asked into my head)
I was with the church.... And that was my answer, 1/10 for realism
I'd say you're wrong, but I picked Blue Lions and that was exactly my thought.
Holy shit. The church part choked me up.
"Ah good evening professor"
"Why if it isn't one of my top students, I see you're on your way to completing your thesis on brigandology"
"that's right. We are about to conduct our final phase of our research project in the Sacae Plains."
"Isn't that the project where you murder everyone except a single child?" aren't you worried about the random variables?"
"well there is a chance that instead of making a stronger and wealthier village, the child would grow up seeking revenge, but that'll usually fall short once reality hits. Really the only way that can come to fruition is if the child had some royal blood in them, but the possibilities of that are less than 5%."
"Ah I see, well good luck to you then."
*Lyndis has entered the chat*
*Perfect*
*Nailed it.*
Rip Batta the beast.
@@resistancearmy5385 batta bing batta boom, Batta betta shape up
Plot Twist: Kostas was the guy originally assigned to teach the students at Foldan. When Alois says the teacher "ran away", he really meant "ran off with exactly 33% of gold from each commoner and 62% gold from each noble". They then chased him to Red Canyon where they subtracted the number of heads from the exact number of people Kostas told Lady Rhea were "teacher's aids".
oh my god
That moment when you want to teach your students combat through live action but they called you a bandit and executed for it.
Sad Kostas noises
A+
To be a Brigand, one must understand how to split the spoils; else you won't be part of a successful Brigand group very long.
Oh, and if you missed that hint, yeah. Something else will be splittin'.
This isn't your everyday pillaging. This is Advanced Pillaging.
dimitri:so brigand requires math and my lord class requires i kill them all?
edlegard nods
dimitri:.....puts on eypatch
And this is the real reason Dimitri hates Edelgard. She ruined his hopes and dreams with *MATH.*
Wow, I didn’t know pillaging in the Fire Emblem multiverse required actual ALGEBRA.
All the best brigands, real and virtual, have a strong grasp in algebra
Psst.
It's 134 houses and 100 mansions
Algebra 1 is probably one of the most useful middle school and up math classes for daily use besides statistics
Yeah, that thing about johnny and the dish soap, its actually useful if you are under a budget, knowing how much money you have and splitting it among necessities properly
And this is an intermediate class. Wait until they get into advanced calculus for the higher classes.
I can only imagine the final exam for Snipers and Bow Knights involves pages of kinematic equations, and unlike us, they have to deal with air resistance and bullet (arrow?) drop.
Apparently it does as the Annette and ashe support has physics equations lmao
X=134
Y=100
Edelgard and Brigand Boss are the same character CONFIRMED
Holy crap, he's right, I checked
Brigand boss is the teacher!!!
Fodlan = Valentia? Or is that too big of a jump?
Well that's not that much of a stretch
Does this mean that the start of the game was just a Red X situation from Teen Titans?
I thought he was gonna say
"LOOT EVERY LAST ONE OF THEM!!"
You'd better start studying Dimitri. Gotta get that Death Blow so you can kill every last one of them.
The answer is fish! Easy! *_TIME TO LOOT STUFF!_*
All hail 🐠 🐟!!
I hath risen
No Flayn...no its not.
This is why flayn isn’t a brigand
The answer is NOT two sideways 2's stuck together.
I can't believe Gonzales had to go through this test...
I can't believe Gonzales passed this test.
@@zimonzieclown1633 He did the scenario himself and figured it out.
What do y'all mean ? Gonzales didn't pass this test, he invented it
@@typhlocube9359 Oh shit, you right.
He devoted so much time to math that he never had enough time to learn proper English.
I get 50G from looting a house? Screw becoming a brigand, I have a new career plan!
It's 200 gold to buy flowers. What are you going to do with 50
@@kevinwu1999 LMAO
@@kevinwu1999 Ok then steal from 2 houses, that should be good.
@@MineNAdventurer That is still 100 short My G.
@@TheXBladeist ok then 3 houses take it or leave it
Dimitri: Professor Byleth...whhhhhyyyyyy.....
Byleth: Oh, it's because I may or may not relate to a demon who had help humanity create math.
Technically Byleth is the demon of incest, suddenly the fact that you can marry your grandmother makes sense.
@@yeager1957 grandmother/daugther you mean. Rhea is a weird romance option.
silverjace1000 Byleth went from “hello mr Seteth” to “Your archbishop calls me mommy”
@@silverjace1000 I guess Japan prefers this than getting everyone to be bi,then again it's nice for once to have a few characters to be bi,not that it would impact gameplay for me if I had the game,just that it's nice that way for the people who would go try to get S supports with some specific characters.
@@lorelo. Most of the Characters aren't bi in this game (let alone with the professor), but I will admit Rhea is a bit much.
Then again, this is the same franchise with Fates in it.
I can only imagine the exams for Mage.....
Most of them are singing lessons.
Considering the don't have to be bothered with mentally calculating air resistance or arcs due to gravity, it'd actually be easier than an archery exam. All those parabolas.
@@PhoenixBlazer39
Trajectory, M/S, Force, and Acceleration.
@@PhoenixBlazer39 don't forget bow knight that stuff becomes more complex on horse back
I am more worried about the Bishop Classes ore all the Church related Classes. Im prettu sure you have to lean more about the Relegion and have to study all the Relegios Texts and now the diffrent Prayers. For somone who is no real Fan of Churches in genrel that would be Torture. But than again i am ALWAYS Aiming for Dark Knight sooo i dont have to bother with that crap.
Turns out, Brigands were the most educated in the universe of Fire Emblem. The rest just needs to hold a weapon and beat the crap out of them to earn their way. Those Brigands had full on Scholarships and Degrees for robbing buildings.
It almost makes you wonder why they didn't go into white-collar crime instead, like insider trading and profiting off of defaults on toxic mortgages
@@briancahill9594 Because pillaging is much more fun.
Can't argue with that lol
>brigands are the most educated group in fire emblem
What about archers which have to learn 2D motion with air resistance (to put it into perspective the most advanced a high school class will get into 2D motion will still neglect air resistance barring maybe having you derive the equation once or twice
You can attend a seminar by Batta the Beast for extra credit
He doesn't let me stand for some reason, not sure why.
I blame the crests for not passing the test.
NOPE, NOPE, NOOOPE YOU CAN'T TRICK ME FIRE EMBLEM!! I'LL NEVER GO BACK TO MATH EVER AGAIN!! I'LL JUST STAY A COMMONER FOREVER!!!!!
You know you want to...
Intelligent Systems: "Oh you'll come back. Optimizing every character in the game is the easiest it's ever been."
brigands are proof math gets you no where in life.
is your job easy Dr. Gatekeeper?
Correction: brigands get VERY far in life as long as they dont fight anyone with blue, red, green, or white hair
Brigands get killed.
Gatekeeper gets 1st place!
@@alexrecrem9094 or if they fight sword users lol
I wish my math problems were that easy.
Everyone's saying this problem is easy and writing the system of equations, but the idea of using letters for variables came about in the late sixteenth century. Algebra existed long before then, but this approach would probably be considered original to the Three Houses cast.
Galaxy brain there man.
3H is heavily implied to be set in a post-apocalyptic society that's regressed back to medieval times though. Using letters as variables is probably nothing new to them.
well since Garreg mach as a goothic cathedral allready existed for several centuries and according to the structures of domination of the 3 countries we are certainly way past the rennaissance age and allready at the start of collonial times.
you cant escape math, even piracy demanded that shares of loot be calculated and divided based on variables
Correct answer:
"Oi wus it matta'? We ga't 22,000G. Wuzzat? 21,700? Ah it's close anough ya (interchangeably vulgar series of names)."
that explains why mangs isnt a brigand
Damn
He’s a better fit mercenary. Do the job, not the math.
He's a mage because, just like Louise, he's slow as shit.
It's TRUE, I had to give up being a brigand. I thought itd be easy but knowing how to handle the money, dividing it among members and optimizing gold efficiency while also taking into consideration a sufficient escape route was too daunting for me
That awkard moment when the teachers say you'll use algebra in life but the only instance of that being the case for the last eight years was an exam to prove if you're "Brigand" enough.
_[Later that night]_
Sylvain: Ya just gotta carry the 3--
Dimitri: IT'S NOT THAT SIMPLE!
100 mansions and 134 houses.
Oh wow. How did you solve it with so little to go off?
That's is an F, my friend. You didn't show your work.
That's basic algebra come on Dmitri
Graphing, Elimination, and substitution method is the systems you used to solve the equation. Also 100 mansions and 134 houses were pillage during the two months campaign.
Ah but see, you answered the wrong question: while you are correct about how many of each were pillaged the question merely asks what system of equations would produce that answer (send help I’m becoming my calc and physics teachers in stressing reading the question and only answering what is being asked)
“Who needs a brigand license! Let’s just go into town and take all the shit we want!”
Two hours later
“... I told you, even brutality needs to be calculated lest you get shown up by the first villager you try to assault.”
“Shut up, nerd. Fine I’ll take the exam...”
This problem about sums up my experience with math. I did everything right logic-wise but misread 234 as 243, so I got the wrong answer. 😭
I've never felt a deeper connection with another human being
That is like Dave the Barbarian during the Barbarian exam, with the only difference being that the only thing he passed was writing the notice of pillaging
"134 houses and 100 mansions EZ question Prof Give me the next." Honestly cutting the numbers in half and then doubling it afterward makes fewer numbers to have to deal with.
It asks which of the following systems of equations, meaning it shows the equations and you have to select one so the answer would be
50x + 150y = 21,700
x + y = 234
Not math, NOBODY SAID THERE’D BE MATH!!!!!!!
damn kostas mustve been a math genius
I will solve this brigand exam with what i learnt from high school and perfected in university.
... so i was a brigand all the time?
Yeah, it's big brigand brain time.
There was a time when I could solve that problem. But not anymore!
Edit: I am recalling the beginnings of the process, though.
Oh, good. It wasn't just me.
Brigands are mathematically inclined. This also means they use precision and careful planning before raiding villages, making them professional criminals, due to their skill list, like assasins in fates. And here we thought their scraggly and unkept faces were a clear indicator of what kind of bumbs they really were. Turns out, it's just part of the job.
Edelgard cleverly deflecting the fact she can't figure it out either while also passing it off to someone who can't help but try and figure it out while also telling her.
Samuel: Alright, pretty simple
50x + 150y = 21,700
C’mon guys, I could solve that so easily AND IM BLIND!
Charleston: Alright Sam, you win.
Genes: For the love of Cyprus, mate. Do you do anythin’ other than math and maps all your life or do ya just sit there and look at...
Samuel: *gestures toward blindfold and cut eyes*
Genes: Sorry, mate
your missing 34 in the result since the total hit was 234 homes and mansions
Lukas Mendevi you’re kinda missing half the answer since to solve 2 variables you need at least 2 different equations, the second one is x+y=234 as is why the question is asking which system of equations would solve the problem
We all really here doin math up in Fire Emblem. 🤣 I love it!
The moment I made edelgard a brigand I Immediately fell in love with her
Me, trying to make everybody a brigand on my second playthrough to give them all death blow
47% pass rate is good enough for me
A reminder that all the brigands you fought all this time were actually high educated individuals with degrees in brigandy.
Why isn’t this the thief test? Why can’t the brigand test just be “what happen if bad guy no die when hit with stick?” And the answer is “hit them with bigger stick!”
The way that question is phrased it sounds like it's a multiple choice question, as it also does not tell u to solve for X or Y, rather sounds like its asking you to pick wich system of equations gives you the right answer.
Ah systems. Math gets more as you add more letters to the equation.
Literally.
Yes and no, though a bad teacher of mine did make it more confusing for me. If you remember in kindergarten (or later) we used to us boxes instead of x. That is what eventually helped me understand most algebra.
Math Will Follow You Everywhere
If they taught algebra like this in 5th grade, maybe I wouldn't have been the only person to pass math class second semester.
x + y = 234 and 50x + 150y = 21700, basic algebra.
*Laughs in Math Major*
How do you figure out what X and Y are?
@@cherylsanders5538 It didn't actually ask to solve for X and Y, just provide the system of equations. In order to solve, though, you would subtract 50(x+y) from 50x+150y, giving us that 50x +150y - 50x - 50y = 100y = 21700 - 50(234) = 21700 - 11700 = 10000. Thus, 100y = 10000 or y = 100, so 100 mansions were looted, and thus x + 100 = 234 or x = 134, so 134 houses were looted.
Dedue, what is best in life?
CRUSH ENEMIES, SEE THEM DRIVEN BEFORE YOU, HEAR THE LAMENTATION OF THE WOMEN
This whole comic and voice is pure gold!
I could imagine thats how the exams actually are in game xD
Otaks, the most suave sounding discount Greg Chun
Tiff Greg Chun is the discount Otaks. Greg does not even protect the lolis.
@@ntt996 Truuuuu
Simultaneous equations. My worst nightmare.
Read more and you'll see all the work done:
x + y = 234
50x + 150y = 21700
_(divide second equation by 50)_
x + 3y = 434
_(subtract first equation's values from this equation)_
2y = 200
_(divide equation by 2, and...)_
*y = 100*
_(therefore...)_
x + 100 = 234 (x = 234 - 100)
*x = 134*
*134 houses and 100 mansions were looted in those two months.*
You can also multiply x+y=234 by either -50 or -150, subtract and continue from there
Fire Emblem 134 houses
MrAuthor3DS Alright now I’ll answer the question:
50x +150y =21700
x +y =234
Done next question
Not trying to bash because you did the math right but it’s a good idea to only answer the question being asked on tests
Thank you for actually showing your work; everyone else is out here just bragging about how easy and basic it is to figure out.
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ngl, Edie looks very lovely and elegant in Brigand attire
Whenever the cutscene plays for the person upgrading to a class, I always imagine the music that plays after you beat classic mode in Smash Bros 4. (Da da na naa, da nana an na, da naa naa nanana naaaaaa! Congratulations!)
Apparently, any engineering major would make child’s play out of the brigand life.
Does that mean that Cavalier is basically Animal Science?
Dude, Dimitri's a veterinarian!
The process of getting the answer is easy, but I could only imagine how hard it’d be without a calculator tho.
My dumb ass:
“Alright, trial and error. Let’s start with... 150 houses and 104 mansions, and go from there.”
To quote Mad World.
"For the last fucking time, NO ONE SAID THERE'LL BE MATH."
I blaaammmeee our schooooollllllssss!
So good. I love Sassy Edelgard
The number of mansions is 100, and houses 134. It’s not hard. One simply must be a holy knight to understand such things.
...that’s 9th maths Dimitri. It’s not something you can do off the top of your head but it can be done.
Reread the question it very much can be if you answer specifically what is asked
Claude: Who cares? We already got the gold
This was an interesting one, since the number of mansions threw me off.
So, here's how we solve it:
"h" will equal number of houses, and "m" will equal number of mansions. So:
50h + 150m = 21700
Move 150m over
50h = 21700 - 150m
Divide by gcf, 50
h = 434 - 3m
Plug it back into the equation
50(434-3m) +150m = 21700
21700 - 150m + 150m = 21700
Now we have a problem: cancelling like terms leave us with 0m = 0. This means m can only be either 0 or 1. So let's plug in 1 for m and go back to the equation
50(434-3(1))+150(1)=21700
50(431) +150 = 21700
21550 +150 = 21700
21700 = 21700
So h = 431 and m = 1.
You made an huge mistake into replacing the term into the same equation you performed it. You had to do it in the other
Demonic Gamer Azazel You did an OOOPSIE! h=134 m=100
Brigand Boss is disappointed
The calculation is simpler than that h=(234x150-21700)/(150-50)
@@gotmog22 fuck, you're right
Demonic Gamer Azazel to be fair I study Math in university and still make mistakes like that sometimes lol
And here we see why you generally need two equations to solve for two variables.
Mean, why did I suddenly have Vietnam flashbacks about my math exams back in my second grade school years?
AGH! MATH! MY WEAKNESS!
Trick question. They also invaded a fort and held someone up on the side of the road.
can we talk about how broke those houses and mansions gotta be?
A thief must always keep his real books straight while providing decoys and misinformation to his competitors
This is how I feel when I think I know what will be on a test
Professionals have *STANDARDS*
This is like an Olympic math question when I was in elementary school
can’t hang tonight guys I’m studying how to rob people on the mainroads
Reminds me of math class I took last year in the university 😅.
The answer is clearly "LESS TALKING MORE RAIDING" as taught by Mr C Raider.
134 houses, 100 mansions.
There are two types of brigands:
Ones who answer this correctly and Ones who go "waaaagggghhh" *crit sound*
I’m concerned because I got this in my recommended and this is the exact math I’m learning in school rn.
Oh, I like this type of question
I don’t feel as this is how Dimitri acts. I feel like this is more of Claude but Claude is smart enough to figure out the answer
Well, Dimitri could probably solve the first question easily
The next question, tho...
"Use an axe"
"that thing, it.... It scares me"
Suddenly intelligence saving throws makes sense for a rogue
This gives me flashbacks to math class.