2016 Raytheon MATHCOUNTS National Competition
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- Опубликовано: 20 июн 2016
- The 2016 Raytheon MATHCOUNTS National Competition was held May 7-10, 2016 in Washington, DC.
Find out more about the MATHCOUNTS Competition Series at www.mathcounts.org/competition.
These kids make the top kid in my MathCounts class look like a rock.
Ikr, this guy in 6th grade is doing caculus. He looks like a trash bag now. XD
NayNayplaysgame Trust me, I barely scraped in there, and I am practically the bottom dog of the whole team... 😅
@pLandy Please, you know that's good. Now I know why I only got 7th at state
@@flippingphysics0160 OMG same! I got seventh in states too but I was a point away from top four
@@someperson5137 same; i could answer some questions faster than these guys, but if i was actually on stage, i would probably just freeze due to the amount of pressure
back when Luke didn't sell his soul to the devil.
Where what did he do
Luke's speed is a joke man
Congratulations, everyone there is very talented!
Well, Luke and Edward both got golds in the IMO this year...
Yup
It's Eggward, dumbass!
12:34-12:40 on loop is my phone ringtone
Damn
😂😂😂
Nah you did him dirty
Only one that I actually got before them was the a^b and c^d one, extremely smart people this year!
They must be very nervous. I wouldn't even be able to talk in front of all those people.
Ben Teng, my man. His face expression when he finds the right answer is priceless 😂
Who came here after the final competitors of the 2016 MATHCOUNTS Nationals(Luke and Edward), are now IMO teammates of USA as of 2019?
Luke is insane
ya think he's not??????
SUMMITWEI WE LOVE YOU GOOD JOB!!!
This is really nice!!!!
Wow that was great
This host is so much better than the current one.
10:49 look how enthusiastic his teammate was when he won against him
wasn't his teammate facepalm
Loses by 1 point then wins the next two years
55:27 Luke says 30 in a constipated voice.
That was probably a guess from his facial expressions after answering
my self confidence is gone
Mine too
I feel stupid lol. Why do I watch these!?
This helps more than school
I check each of the questions got no wrong answer so far. but I consumed much more time to understand the questions and set up the math models then calculating, however speed matters. These kid are human computers
Please let us see the questions in the finals, they were so fast
Me too. Students should wait for the question to be fully read out before answering, just like in Jeopardy.
How can they answer so FAST? They did it before the question was read out completely. How is that possible?
yeah they practice
They have a screen in front of them dude
They practice thousands of these questions so some of them might be repeat
they have high iq, iq is important!
Now that I watch this video it feels like a waste of $20 to sign up for mathcounts...
shreych mine was free within my school :)
for my school you need top 10 math MAP test score
@@w7shtheworst Tbh, that's not really a good way to choose lol
I mean, standardized testing is not the same as math competitions
Also, I thought there was a school round? We used those
who came from 2017 competition.
I don't understand how they read the question
This was the year i did it in, i only got to Albany NY tho
@@iiperplexed3136 kwwkwk
39:26 reminds me of something that happened in two subsequent years ;)
The equation of the weeks wich they failed was 52x+26=2016, but they putted 52x-26=2016. A stupid error because the nervous
Lol we can't really blame them. I was shaking head to toe and had to repeat everything 5 times at states
51:32 The host just completely foreshadowed everything
13:54 What was that shriek???
why are the final's questions not displayed...?
Damn, and I thought getting 3rd in the regionals was impressive...😂
lol me 2 excactly the same
Lol I used to think DHR on AMC8 was impressive XD
@@someperson5137 It is. I didn't get mine in AMC8, I made it to USAMO thoh. This means you should have got USAMO too :D
the questions are incredibly easy... its just that i am absolutely dumfounded as to how they are able to answer that quickly
See their age too😂 and secondly questions are not easy as much as you are thinking
3/3
Wtf I didn't even read the question
9.39 answer is wrong
Woah Luke swept in the semifinals. And he was two years younger than his competeter.
* competitor
38;19 andrew vs luke 2016
55:44
Can't imagine the pressure level😵
17:13 Who's here from "Fractal161" after Justin Yu won the CTWC 2023 in NES Tetris?
12:07 Bathematics
I am in the video
I went from Guam
lol
How did u manage to answer all the questions in a faster manner so great
Lmao, both guys forgot to take the sqrt of a^2*b^2 at 20:10
"Four oh three one" is *NOT* the correct answer, because that is not one of the ways a number can be said. Here are a couple of the allowable ways: "four thousand thirty-one" and "forty hundred thirty-one." The second digit from the left is not a letter.
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alex bout to miss his flight for making eric take the L
justin yu is my boi boi
2016 4 52 week
Люк учит ответы?
omg first time luke loses a competition
486 in 2
ab=cd
Lucky luke -lucky
Finally real athletes
l o l
noun, a person who is proficient in sports and other forms of physical exercise.
@@karl-anthonytowns856 Math comps is a sport
You move your wrist
They are *not* athletes!
Who are all the competitors?
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14
16 /16 4 3/3
16 60 degrees
I got 5th in state, I was so close...
Yes, top 4 at state go to national.
Sighmaniac RotMG so did I it is the worst feeling ever. Especially since I am in 8th grade
Andrew Huycke so was I, but now I do Mu alpha Theta for high school and I almost always place
Sighmaniac RotMG thats cool do you do AMC?
Andrew Huycke I was supposed to do that this year but my sponsor had no Internet the night she planned to enroll us but I want to do it next year and hopefully move up to international but the Usamo looks difficult
fractal161!!!!!
2x+y
123 x 4 6= 5 548
ssssssseventy two
2/13
20:37 "Negative 36?" 😂
the thing is that luke could easily have won 3 consecutive times, it was only a question short of winning 2016, having won 2017 and 2018, he missed the question when he said 1976 and the answer was 1978.
Easily? Kid, Luke choked at the end of 2016 and couldn’t even answer a simple last question on division and could answer everything else in like a second. It’s called choking in pressure
I feel so dumb :')
12 9 10 5
In 50:51 how it is 600
I got as 665
56:52 What Luke getting tips from the crowd??
John DeBord wuuuut
18:40 - Well, what do you know?
Tovi Wen they predicted it
at , 8:16 how is the answer 90? 90 is not divisible by 4...
The question said that the answer could be expressed in the form of a^b and to find a + b. It did not ask for the number itself which would be huge and unreasonable to compute.
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25:00 - 25:48
Both Mathletes missed this question.
The area of square ABCD = (AB)^2 = (BC)^2. We are going to compute (AB)^2 or (BC)^2.
First, let’s do some analysis:
Only two values, 2 and 5, are known, so we must use these two values. Which part is 2? Which part is 5?
Well, from A(2,5), draw a line perpendicular to the y-axis, this line intersects the y-axis at a point and let’s call this point E. Then, AE = 2 and OE = 5, where O is the origin.
Triangles AEB is a RIGHT triangle; if we also know BE, then we know (AB)^2 and we are done.
Well, BE = OE - BO = 5 - BO , so we must find BO. Could BO be 2??
Solution:
The two RIGHT triangles AEB and BOC are congruent***. So
BO = AE = 2. Then, OC = BE = OE - BO = 3.
Thus, in the right triangle AEB, (AB)^2 = 3^2 + 2^2 = 13.
(Or, similarly, in the right triangle BOC, (BC)^2 = 3^2 + 2^2 = 13.)
[Note that angle ABC is a right angle.
*** The two RIGHT triangles AEB and BOC are congruent because
(i) both are RIGHT triangles,
(ii) hypotenuse AB and hypotenuse BC are equal in length,
and
(iii) measure of angle ABE = 90 degrees - measure of angle CBO = measure of angle BCO.]
1ClassicalMusicFan why don't you go on there and show them how it's done.
Harry Pusey he’s too smart
Any (math) room for Americans?
Sil Bombardi Luke Robitaille exists.
180 degrees 90 degrees
Luke seemed confused on what he'll do with his wristband thingy #cutiee #lukeobitaille
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20:00 -- 20:50
Both Mathletes missed this question.
(a^2 + b^2)^2 = a^4 + 2 * a^2 * b^2 + b^4, or
15^2 = 153 + 2 * a^2 * b^2.
Hence, a^2 * b^2 = 36. (Note: It is NOT that a*b = 36.)
(a*b)^2 = 36 where a and b are real numbers.
So a*b = 6 or -6 and the correct answer is -6.
(Note: IF we CHANGE this problem INTO:
"........ a + b = 15 and a^2 + b^2 = 153, .........",
THEN we WILL get a*b = 36.)
They had a very limited amount of time so its not their fualt
Justin : hold my beer..
Competitor: 31
Luke:😱
1978
15 153
x-y>-2
13:37 leet
33 inches
16:50 just left him hanging 💀
a+b+c+d
I knew that 30 cubed is divisible by 300 before Luke 😀
Like we care
@@flippingphysics0160 rude.
Did anyone find this? 2:34 The question is wrong. There are two number 6. They should one 6 and one 9.
there are 2 & 1 left so thats why they put 2 6's instead of a 9, nice try but its correct bro :P
{ 1 2 3 20} 25
math
Huh?
-6
Too bad the last question was the easiest…
the moment when u are proud of ur name
Write in English. This is not texting.
The way they answer most question is from memory not calculation
Actually, that is impossible because new questions that no one has seen before are made up every year by MATHCOUNTS.
@@nathanshan8026 No, mathcounts copies lots of problems from the AMCs; take for example #21 on national spint 2019, it is a copy of #14 from 2018 AMC 10 with different numbers
bro these voicecracks xDD