I never asked for, needed to use, nor researched the memory function of the calculator. James May made it so easy to understand I might just use it now
Johan Branting if the pumps measured in gallons it wouldn’t make a difference what the tank was measured in because you’d be filling a drained tank so whatever the number was on the pump would be the number to put in
JAMP0T1 yes but the world clearly doesn’t work like that. Metric is clearly a superior and why countries have not adopted it with the rest of the world I don’t know.
Ryan Waugh metric isn’t always superior ... metric can result in .999999999 equalling 0 ... that never happens in base 12 Regardless of that though it makes no difference which is superior I stated that this calculation would be simpler if the tanks and pumps also measured in gallons the calculation would be easier
I love how Jeremy cannot figure out his smart phone! James is so smart! Also, can I point out that Richard is standing on the curb so he is equal in height to the other two... :D
Gone back to imperial after we had completed the switch. The company I worked for in 1990 was outspokenly pro-the EU but the BBC came in filmed and presented the company as anti. The MD was quite annoyed because he had been interviewed by the BBC in front of production area. I don't agree with connecting the two things that people have done.
But even smaller turbocharged engines also has a problem. They don't last as long as a bigger NA engine. More than that, I read an article from a motoring website saying that small engine actually produced higher gas emission than a big displacement engine.
@@FAT8893 No idea where you've been getting your information mate but turbocharging your car actually doesn't have a huge effect on your engine lifespan, especially with newer better designed turbos
It easy as hell. 1. divide km into miles 2. divide litres into gallons 3. divide miles on gallons example 500km with 50litres = 300miles with 11gallons and we have 27 miles per gallon. easy
Are those US or UK gallons? The UK gallon is bigger. But James got his maths wrong. It’s 4.546 litres to a British gallon, not 4.45, and 3.785 litre to a US liquid gallon. Basically a British gallon is 1.2 US gallons.
@@gracecalis5421 The formular is: Miles divided by the litres times 4.55 to get the MPG:- Example ---- 300 miles divided by 40 litres times 4.55 = 34.12 MPG
Knowing basic maths hardly makes him "damn smart". Don't get me wrong, I really like the guy and, of the three, he's the one I would most like to have a pint with, but he's not exactly Einstein.
I kept cringing knowing its 4.54 L to a metric gallon (not 4.45). Its 3.78 L to a US gallon. I memorized that. And I usually do US gallons for my measures, since I am in North America.
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James May the type of guy that's knows how to use the memory function on a calculator
Hammond should since I'm pretty sure he has a degree in physics lol
@@JCglitchmaster he doesn't, hammond has degree in arts
May is pretty smart... I love him! I love them all actually 😊❤
I never asked for, needed to use, nor researched the memory function of the calculator. James May made it so easy to understand I might just use it now
Im an engineer and still have no idea how the memory functions on a calculator work
Thanks James May ...now i know wht those M+, M- and Mrc do on my calculator.
I never knew that! I always thought it would be + 1 Million, - 1 Million and Reset the Millions...
The Stig's German Cousin is not the stig's German cousin I am
Yeah, your name sounds very German indeed...
That's globalization for you, Stig.
Me too
My last 3 brain cells doing math
And one is saying to the others "you two are so hopeless" lmao
I had only 3 to begin with, and I too lost 3
At least u have a useful brain cell
maths*
Teacher: No talking during the test
Me and my homies in the back:
And this is why we should all be using the metric system.
They call him "the orangutan" for a reason
Tbf if the pumps measured in gallons it wouldn’t be an issue
Johan Branting if the pumps measured in gallons it wouldn’t make a difference what the tank was measured in because you’d be filling a drained tank so whatever the number was on the pump would be the number to put in
JAMP0T1 yes but the world clearly doesn’t work like that. Metric is clearly a superior and why countries have not adopted it with the rest of the world I don’t know.
Ryan Waugh metric isn’t always superior ... metric can result in .999999999 equalling 0 ... that never happens in base 12
Regardless of that though it makes no difference which is superior I stated that this calculation would be simpler if the tanks and pumps also measured in gallons the calculation would be easier
I'm Hammond in math class
American
Do you multiply it by 4.4 or divide litres by 4.4.....?
*maths
That honk was just perfectly timed 🤣🤣🤣
"Can we have some amazement please?" - "Wow!" - "Wow."
Funniest moment of the video IMO
Sometimes James really is their parent
And this's so sweeeet :3
Because Jezza and Hammond are just 2 little kids haha😂
+Елизавета Ребрий Actually, James is like their big brother, because let's face it... they're all kids xD
Rogue Qall that's a good point. I agree :D
Something tells me you're not the rather attractive russian lady in your profile photo
I love how Jeremy cannot figure out his smart phone! James is so smart! Also, can I point out that Richard is standing on the curb so he is equal in height to the other two... :D
He's still a bit shorter xD
Its a calculator
@@StateOfMinds Tbf the calculator is on his phone
When you are the only one who has done the homework and everyone just come to you to get the answers. Lol
9 = 26l/100km
6.75 = 35l/100km
in normal units
+avckubw938v1bnvowiqv thank you so much haha
+Sebastian Shaw Don't forget, these guys were pretty much driving with the pedal to the floor for like hundreds of miles! xD
Inferior units.
@@thedeerking7220 You really showed him, mate
Sounds like world war losers math
Well this taught me about the memory button... why didn’t school ever bother
Because they were trying to teach you maths, not calculator skills.
10/10 maths
Me and my buddies in maths class
These three just using math is enormously entertaining. I was gonna compare it with some shows, but i need not.
They give James so much havoc about his knowledge sharing but where would they be w/o him?!
Britain, the only country that buy's its petrol in litres and works out how much petrol it needs in miles to the gallon.
Which gallon tho, US gallon or imperial gallon
“Then press the divide button
which is like a dash with dots on it”
- James May to Jeremy Clarkson
1:50 - 1:54 I died
May is such an intelligent bloke
The only reason people still using imperial measurement is top gear using it
Gone back to imperial after we had completed the switch. The company I worked for in 1990 was outspokenly pro-the EU but the BBC came in filmed and presented the company as anti. The MD was quite annoyed because he had been interviewed by the BBC in front of production area.
I don't agree with connecting the two things that people have done.
keep doing this with the grand tour on amazon prime
Only trio to make calculating interesting
I can just see these three in maths class back at school together stealing answers off James 😂😂
It's just three guys at a gas station doing maths in a poorly fashion and yet it is so entertaining
Their cars get better mileage than my work truck!
I'm like this every time I need to buy something.
this is typical Top Gear logic :))). In that time the could've downloaded an app to do the calculation.
That’s what happens if you try to do anything with useless imperial units.
Yeah, those entirely useless units upon which the Industrial Revolution was built.
Imagine the fate of the world depended on this calculation.
results: Clarkson 6.75 mpg or 41,97L/100km Hammond 9.086mpg or 30,43L/100km May 8mpg or 34,57L/100km
Seeing this makes me realize either how smart James is, or dumb Jeremy and Richard is!
they mixed up american gallon 3.8L and british imperial gallon 4,5L, didnt they?
Yes they did!
You are correct sir!
20% difference!
metric gallon is 4.54L. imperial (american) gallon is 3.78L.
@@josephsummers2427
Thanks Joseph, but It’s not a metric gallon. It’s an imperial or British gallon.
@@Rasscasse Sure, whatever
Me and the boys doing math homework before the class
I believe this is the healthiest Clarkson has ever looked.
Quick maths
For the rest of the world: Hammond's used 24L/100km, May's used 29,4 and Jeremy's went with 34,85L
Did you use imperial or US gallons?
@@Tjalve70 good point. An Imperial gallon is bigger so is obviously better.
Damnit I finally find someone using proper units instead of ye' olde fish barrels and you stick a comma where a decimal point should be
Infact they all intelligent , but james may is genius.💙💚💭
Waow!
It's interesting too that for them 1 gallon = 4.45 liters but in America 1 gallon = 3.78 liters.
metric gallon is 4.54L. imperial (american) gallon is 3.78L.
@@josephsummers2427 Americans use their own US gallon and not the imperial gallon. There is no metric gallon I don't think
@@nottodaysir5855 Imperial gallon is 4.54 L / US gallon is 3.78 L. I think you right, my bad
35 liters of fuel for 100 km omg that V12 eats a lot of fuel ⛽
Love these guys.
Wonder who was behind the pump?
Saw someone's foot tapping.
I'll be honest I only thought M+ and M- just stored memory. Once stored I never pressed it again because the number kept changing
Just search up litres to gallons 😂
Me in my math class in a nutshell
Only Jeremy can be impressed by someone using a calculator
Sometimes James really *is* their big brother ! Gosh, he’s smart ! I passed maths and *still* do not know *anything* about my calculator !
That doesn't mean he is smart, it means that you're stupid, and still you want all world to know it. Well done !
Sooooo, 🤔 what's so bad about the Metric system, that we don't use it in every country?
We use it in every civilized country.
Isn't that enough?
@@Tjalve70 LOL. Well, that's fine then 🤷♂️
Well that's a clear demonstration to explain the industry's move to smaller turbocharged engines. The only big non-turbo engine lost by miles.
But even smaller turbocharged engines also has a problem. They don't last as long as a bigger NA engine. More than that, I read an article from a motoring website saying that small engine actually produced higher gas emission than a big displacement engine.
@@FAT8893 No idea where you've been getting your information mate but turbocharging your car actually doesn't have a huge effect on your engine lifespan, especially with newer better designed turbos
@@dilanrajapaksha It depends on how you optimize the turbocharger. If the torque only available at high revs, forget it.
It easy as hell. 1. divide km into miles 2. divide litres into gallons 3. divide miles on gallons
example 500km with 50litres = 300miles with 11gallons and we have 27 miles per gallon. easy
I learnt how to use a calculator today for the first time. And I've studied engendering in college.
Learn to spell it first...
So if I calculated correctly, it has to be round about 3km/1Liter ...
TV licence fees fuelling their cars 😂
4.54 L in an imperial gallon not 4.45!
1:53 Taim to shlihhhp.
Bring back the metric calendar
and those are even lower in US MPG
Yup!
And that's miles per *IMPERIAL* gallon. Jesus.
calculators have a memory button? 0_0
what's a memory function on a calculator?
4.546 litres in an imperial gallon.
That’s a proper gallon! Not these smaller American ones.
Best clip.
6.7 is 35L/100 kms 😳
Funny James being old fashioned if of thought he'd use a abacus haha 😂📱
And our Chevy Silverado averages 11 mpg on a bad week
My g8 gxp and hellcat on a bad day could get under 5mpg.
Are those US or UK gallons? The UK gallon is bigger. But James got his maths wrong. It’s 4.546 litres to a British gallon, not 4.45, and 3.785 litre to a US liquid gallon. Basically a British gallon is 1.2 US gallons.
what episode is this?
Just ask Siri 🤣
Little did they know, this would make a great PSA for EVs 😂😂
It's not even 4.45 Hammond, it's 4.54
Could someone tell me how they did this on the calculator please? :)
Was dis d aventador noble and McLaren episode. If so, the nobl's magical
Why they don’t just google it 😂
They were working out their mpg after doing a high speed run. How would googling it help?
its like they turned american
Wowww
quick maths
UK gallons not US
Maths is hard, yo!
how is it these three can be more entertaining doing this than anything new top gear does
That amartphone looks like a calculator!
James may slowest man fastest brain
My diesel Renault gets almost 8 times better MPG then the Aventador. Yeah.
Easiest calculation ever and these 3 can't manage it --- miles divided by litres times 4.55, (because 4.55 litres = 1 gallon)
You're... you're supposed to divide liters by 4.55, are you not?
@@gracecalis5421 The formular is:
Miles divided by the litres times 4.55 to get the MPG:-
Example ---- 300 miles divided by 40 litres times 4.55 = 34.12 MPG
@@TheFakeRussian Ah yes you're right. tnk u
Hola.
Is it 4.45?
british gallons are 4.45L
american gallons are 3.8L
metric gallon is 4.54L. imperial (american) gallon is 3.78L.
James is damn smart, it honestly makes him really attractive😍
Knowing basic maths hardly makes him "damn smart". Don't get me wrong, I really like the guy and, of the three, he's the one I would most like to have a pint with, but he's not exactly Einstein.
@@christopherdean1326 it's not just that, there's a lot of times in Top Gear and the grand tour that show he's very intellectual
6.75 that a lambo yup no ferrrari could average. that because its ferrari ... ferrari fanboys
Um
Trio dum
Damn, Hammond is annoying ^^
I kept cringing knowing its 4.54 L to a metric gallon (not 4.45). Its 3.78 L to a US gallon. I memorized that. And I usually do US gallons for my measures, since I am in North America.