Solving Mathematics in The Simpsons
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Continuing my series on solving mathematics in the movies and TV shows with a highly recommended episode from The Simpsons!
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Could the 'Good seats will always be available' be a reference to Hibert's hotel?
Great question, hope this gets seen.
I thought it was just a joke that maths is boring so the auditorium will never be full. But your suggestion is cooler.
3:55 This is actually a double joke - the pi symbol here is playing on the Hebrew letter Chet (which looks somewhat similar thereto), which is why there’s a little additional piece beside it (it’s the letter Yod, which, with the letter Chet, spells the word ‘Chai’, meaning ‘life’). So, the joke is that he’s wearing a necklace that essentially reads ‘life of pi(e)’ - or, conversely, ‘pi(e) is life’. Just some ‘food for thought’ (pun intended).
The letter isn’t Chai, it’s actually called Chet. The Chet with the Yod is pronounced Chai which does mean life, just a minor correction 😊
@@Shaia_TeamLCE Yeah my phone autocorrected by mistake, fixed it.
Isn't life of pi a movie?
07:05 btw i think that u ignored the '-'(minus sign) in left hand side of the relation before y²
0:49:
It is true that pi is a transcendental number, and thus irrational.
But not equal to a/b only implies that something is irrational
You beat me to it by six hours, geechan.
I am very disappointed at such a basic error of terminology!
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you motivate me to study maths thank you so much!
keep making content
Who's waiting for Ellie Sleightholm x The Math Sorcerer collab?
One of the only math jokes I know:
A biologist, a physicist and a mathematician were observing people getting in and out of a house, first they saw 3 people walk inside the house, but then 4 came out. The biologist said "They must have reproduced", the physicist said "There must be a mistake in my original prediction" and the mathematician said "The house will be empty if someone enters it"
I don't remember it very well, but it was something like this.
Love it!
I love this kind of videos, keep it up!
Really enjoyable video, I think a video on a simulation solving the triangles problem would also be really interesting.
Favorite math joke (or riddle, technically):
Q: What's an anagram of Banach-Tarski?
A: Banach-Tarski Banach-Tarski
Eli s is lisa
Everyone agrees that the dog with the box on its head is more fun than the mathematical joke,😂😂😂😂 that's why I love Homer, I solved many non-linear systems of simultaneous equations in the past when I was studying the kumon method, maybe you've already heard of this method, anyway, it's always cool to review these concepts through your brilliant mind Ellie! Thank you very much, you awaken desires in me that I had already contained, but I need to bring to the surface. His pleasure in mathematics is contagious!
Why did the chicken cross the moebius strip? To get to the same side. 😂
Thanks so much for UR VIDEOS i enjoy THEM so much PROF 👍
I enjoyed this video so much. Maybe we should try Futurama and their famous physics and nath references 😊😊😊
At 3:58, I think that the necklace is actually the two Hebrew letters chet and yod, which spell "chai" or "life" in Hebrew.
This video is very interesting Very nice Ellie I like your each and every video😊
My two favourite maths jokes:
1) why do computer scientists get halloween and Christmas confused?
Because oct 31 = dec 25
2) three mathematicians walked into a bar. The bartender asked 'will you all be having a beer?'
The first mathematician said 'i don't know.' The second mathematician said 'i don't know. ' the third mathematician said 'yes.'
Wow, I managed to understand NONE of the two! Could please explain?
Yes please explain
@@neevhingrajia3822 Actually I think I understand #1.
It's saying that Computer scientists get confused because the variables are confusing. If oct 25 = dec 25, then on halloween, it is Christmas, and vice versa.
As for the math one no idea
@@libanaliHD Oh! I get it now! I think its referring to the octal and decimal values of 31 and 25 respectively, which I guess are equal, thus confusing the computer scientists.
@@libanaliHD I believe it's just the fact that 31 in octal translates to 25 in decimal
Loved omg 😂🤩
hey Ellie, Nice to you. I am so motivated by watching your video. Just give me some suggestions to avoid procrastination and feeling lethargic in the afternoon.
Also upload the elegant solutions from olympiad!!
My favorite MATH RUclips CHANNEL.
12:31 I for one, am really interested in that
@elliesleightholm what's useful aerospace engineering or aeronautical engineering?
"I ate some pie, and it was delichious."
The question is quite cool 😎
It also looks like the goldnecklace is hebrew for Chai, meaning 18.
ellie you look amazing and i love to watch your videos
Joke: f(x) walks into a bar. Bartender says "sorry, we don't cater for functions"
THIS IS THE BEST VIDEO EVER
My favorite math joke, not self-evident to the untrained: 8i = ∞ .
Watching from IND
Why do programmers confuse Halloween with Christmas? Because Oct. 31 (octal 31) is the same thing as Dec. 25 (decimal 25). 😉
Solve the roswell equation from bb theory if you are so clever
3:51 that is not a Greek Π, even though it resembles it. It is a Hebrew חי. While חי means "life", its numerical value is 18 (the Yud letter י = 10 and the het letter ח = 8). Many Hebrew math games use multiples of 18, for example when giving donations to the synagogue such as " 2 times חי" meaning 18 x 2 = $36, or "10 times חי" for a $360 donation. חי is called "chai", with the "ch" like a Scottish "ch" in "loch"
Aaah amazing!! Thank you!
PLAN
(P + L)(A + N)
PA + PN + LA + LN
Your plan has been foiled
How come there’s not a reference to Bart being irrational?
Or Barney.
I enjoyed the maths joke
Also I would love to work on olypiad questions ❤
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Why not start some math fundamentals or calculus or some series ??
There is a missing negative on the left side of the equation for 'y'. It should read minus y squared plus 16y minus 64 equals etc etc.
Lisa, as I recall is in 3rd grade and Martin is in 4th grade, same as Bart. Maybe I'm missing something but it seems strange to expect 3rd and 4th grade kids to be already familiar with them intermediate algebra stuff. Maybe that's a math joke in itself. Simpson writers as I recall has a lot of math professionals in them.
But π = 22/7
it approximately equals 22/7
No, brother. I get it that you might be in a young class, maybe 7 or 8, and is just learning about this. π is an irrational number. Which means it cannot be represented as a rational number or a fraction. 22/7 is the closest fraction to π. Because, when we represent 22/7 as a decimal, it goes like 3.1428.... and more. But the real value is 3.1415926535... like that. It is infinite and has no end.
@sh52100 I don't know why everyone says 22/7 is the closest fraction when there are infinitely many fractions that are closer. Just take a ton of digits out into pi and write that as a fraction. Like the fraction 707963/5000000 is exactly 3.1415926 which is a crazy better approximation.
@@maxhagenauer24 Yes, but do you think you can just tell kids to memorize this large number when you can just multiply with 22/7 or 3.14 and get a close approximation.
@@sh52100 22/7 is definitely better to memorize, but that wasn't my point. You said 22/7 was the BEST approximation when it's not. Maybe you meant best as in the most accurate approximation of that size of a fraction or the best approximation to memorize.
is it me or Ellie Just look like Nancy cartwright 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😛😛😛😛😛😛
What do you call an annoying mathematician ? A hypoto-nuisance.
He keeps rambling about he won't change - here we go eigen.
where did all the imaginary cows go ? de'mooooiiveerrrred over there
Have you visited india or not in your life i want to know about that because I am watching your vlogs from India if you really have time you can reply as soon as possible
Glad to see younger generation promoting STEM and recognising Hawking's and his work.
Another math joke
Sinx=2
What’s purple and commutes?