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Canadian here. They make us solve a math problem because sweepstakes are illegal in Canada, but if you have to do a skill test it is considered a contest instead of a sweepstakes, making it totally legal. So yeah, its basically a loophole
i always wonder if everyone knows it's a loophole why does the hole need to be lopped
@@lv100Aliceexactly. Change the law
@@ricksloan5588 You don't want Publishing Clearing House showing up on your doorstep. Trust me.
Seems a bit mean to have a trip-up in a question meant only to circumvent the law
Which is funny because it is still a sweepstakes to get to the test of skill.
This loop hole is the equivalent of if you tied up someone in front of your car, turned it on, put a brick on the gas, and it counts as the brick killing them.
“A second paper plane has hit the Zoey”
-Duncan 12:06
So sad that nobody in the session heard it 😭
Highlight quote of the video. If only the others heard it
I’ve just realized that quote and “They’ve hit the f’ing Pentagon” are on the same level as “Oh the humanity.” Now.
And on September
@@olknoxlo LYLE! TURN ON THE TV!
10:43 You should always use that BODMAS/PEMDAS thing though, they teach it in all the maths classes because it's the correct way to evaluate equations.
Seriously, Ben saying that hurt my brain so much.
As if rules of maths are just pick and choose as you go, would certainly make any science degree a lot easier
@@dudebro3207I figured he meant which you’re supposed to do, as BODMAS and PEMDAS can lead you to solving problems differently (not even talking about the people who don’t even understand to use either)
@@DarkBanks3bodmas and pemdas are the same thing, the only difference is division and multiplication, which you do concurrently because one can be expressed as the other
Except if you are looking to get the same answer as another person you do need to ensure that they are doing it correctly. After all it's all well and good being technically correct but if they've gotten the answer by using the wrong method I'd rather not lose potentially millions.
@@ricohard1986this is the only intelligent comment. Everyone else here deserves to lose their millions by giving the obvious correct answer and that not being accepted because the people setting the question did it wrong
"Have you got to do the BODMAS?"
Duncan since when is the order of operations ever optional?
Ikr. And Ben's even complaining that it's ambiguous because you don't know "if they want you to do BODMAS" - wat?
Except for brackets it's since forever. BODMAS is nothing but a useful tool for kids while learning and has no place in the real world.
@@RonnocFroop False - order of operations (through all its different acronyms) is a legitimate math convention that applies to ALL calculations, from engineering to rocket science to figuring out how much your groceries cost.
@@RonnocFroopWrong
We know that, but do the people setting the question? I could absolutely see people getting the right answer but being told they're wrong because the idiot setting the question doesn't know basic maths.
Lewis: *kills a very obvious Jester*
"Well there you go. That's the end of that. Thank you for joining us. That was some Trouble in Terrorist Town. We'll see you all next time. Goodbye."
every time babyyyy
I literally stopped watching after he said this
I read this at the exact time he was saying it.
love how you can see Osie throwing a poon at ben at 11:06 on Duncan's pov
I was wondering who she threw it at
The sheer audacity of her pulling out a poon on the water tower next to the Detective and just NOT pooning him was unbelievable.
“Do you do BODMAS or do it in order as they have wildly different results” - BODMAS just sitting there like “BROSEPH THATS WHY I EXIST”. Poor BODMAS
"A second paper plane has hit the Zoe"
Damn Duncan. Savage.
underrated af bit
They actually got the math correct for once!
And yet somehow complained about how unclear it was, as if division/multiplication didn’t ALWAYS, EVERY SINGLE TIME take precedence over addition/subtraction…
@@jordinagel1184 While true, the problem is that there is exactly ZERO REASON to not clarify with parentheses and fractions in any math problem. The only reason you wouldn't is if you don't care or are making those dumbass viral math problem images. Always always always always ALWAYS use parentheses to clarify the order of operations
@@Gakulon sure, but order of operations must always be followed, parentheses or not. Doesn't Lewis have a science degree lol.
@@Gakulon uhm… No, there’s still absolutely no reason for parentheses. Like I said, division trumps addition and subtraction, meaning you always do that part first. No parentheses needed. As for the rest, the order you do them in really doesn’t matter.
The only time you need parentheses is when you explicitly want, say, an addition to occur before a division, like (4+2)/2 where the answer is 8, but would be 5 if the parentheses weren’t there.
This is basic math. I suck at math, and even I know this much.
@@Gakulon brackets are only used when you want a step done first outside of normal order of operations for example 5x6 - (5+4), they aren't use to tell people to follow order of operations because order of operations is a given unless told otherwise by the brackets
11:20 what Lewis is referring to in Japan about the balls & tickets is because majority of gambling is banned in Japan.
So you play games, win balls that you take to a different store to cash in as that is basically their way to legally gamble.
Imagine the chaos that would have ensued if the detective died in the double-impersonator round. One gets terminated, identified as a traitor, the other can just have all the innocents kill each other with a nuke-proof identity.
I think the randomat that makes everyone deputies or impersonators must have been voted for by the ghosts. Detective dies then boom, 6 new detectives
No, because they ALL appear as Detective.
Shout-out to Nilsey's attempt to save Zoey, always good to see a friendly Jester.
More Yogscast Maths! I love watching them struggle on a homework question that a 4th grader would have.
The fact Duncan got the math problem wrong as they are talking about how it's impossible to get wrong is peak Yogscast. Also the fact that they literally don't know what the order of operations is is very telling, like it's not optional you have to use it every single time that's just a mathematical constant. Parenthesis, Exponents, Multiplication/Division, Addition/Subtraction; Pemdas, Bedmas whatever you call it is mandatory. XD
omg ben talking about it as if its optional. lmao. " i dunno if they want you to do pemdas or just the way it is." its the same thing, not optional! lol. And pemdas is just our version of the same thing.
This is the direct consequence of an educational system that teaches to pass a test instead of teaching to learn. Most people don’t think about why they’re learning math and what it’s attempting to model in reality. Instead, they’re only thinking, “am I doing what the teacher wants?”
I was sort of taken aback by the "optional order of operations".
@@Fractured_UnityI don't think it helps that they use the confusing term "order" for "exponents" (or "indices") when teaching children the *order* of operations.
Then again, I hear brackets, I think [, ], so what do I know?
BTW, did you name yourself after the recent fiasco? 😅
What do you mean? The answer is 186
10:45... bedmas/order of operation ALWAYS applies there no guessing if you're suppose to use it or not you always use it no matter what
yeah seriously, it's MATH, there is only one correct answer.
@@fadadapple Exactly, Lol.
@@fadadapple If I've got 10 boxes of nails to ship out to 2 work sites and 3 hardware stores, and I want to know how many boxes go to each, that's going to have a different final answer than if I watch ten minutes of this video at half speed, then three minutes at normal speed, and I want to know how many minutes that will take -- even though both problems _could_ be written 10 / 2 + 3 = ?
That would be a poor use of the grammar of mathematics, but people aren't known for always using good grammar. These kinds of equations are nearly meaningless without the context of what you're trying to find out, and what each number represents. It's easier and better for all involved to use parentheses and fractional notation.
@@Chasmodius The equation you wrote has only 1 answer! There is no way around it no matter how you spin it. It will always be 8. The order of operations must always be honored. If you want it to be solved in different order, you HAVE to use brackets(parenthesis). so 10 / (2+3) = 2 is something different than 10 / 2 + 3 = 8
@@ArathirCz but my point is that the order of operations is only a convention, and that it can be done differently. Depending on where and when you learned it, BODMAS and PEMDAS have changed slightly.
It's like a sentence in English without punctuation: as long as the reader and the writer are both using the same grammatical rules, it should be just fine. But if either one makes a mistake, there exists the possibility of the meaning being lost in a confusing or ambiguous sentence. We should _always_ use parentheses to eliminate ambiguity.
The start of this video and the events that followed it had me believe that they found a nifty secret room that asked them to do maths, but no I guess they just never sorted that room out.
A second paper plane has hit the Zoey XD
9/19 never forgor 😔😔😔
Where were you when Zoey is kill :(
10:45 You mean.. they don't tell you the correct way to do it because you're supposed to know how? That's crazy!
9:04 Let's see how fast everyone forgets Order Of Operations
Edit: I'm surprised they mostly remembered it exists. Though they called it something else. Same thing.
Yeah, they call it BODMAS (Brackets - Order of powers or roots - Division/Multiplication - Addition/Subtraction) instead of PEMDAS (Parentheses - Exponent - Multiplication/Division - Addition/Subtraction)
OH that's helpful, thanks. I kept hearing "Board Maths" or "Bored Maths"@@Satherian
Ben saying at 10:50, "Should I use bodmas? (What I assume to be Pemdas)" The answer is always yes. Oof. School has failed us all.
Glad to know it aint just American school system. Thats the one I hear all the time but no one says shit about the others lol
I feel like comments like this are missing the point of what was being said in the rush to find something to be smug about. It’s not unreasonable to want to know exactly how you’re meant to parse something that someone is reading out to you over the phone
The question that is being posed is this: the person on the phone says 155, plus 33, minus 4, divided by two
Are you meant to a) perform the operations as they are being told to you sequentially, i.e. treating each new phrase as a separate arithmetic operation being performed on the prior output (I.e. take 155 and add 33, then subtract 4, then divide by two)
Or b) write it down as a single expression and solve from there as normal, in which case yes, always.
The second seems more likely, but it’s not unreasonable to want to confirm when millions of dollars ride on it
When Zoey died at 11:50, I was so certain her body became a turkey from the headcrab corpse nearby
This is the second time Lewis has outed the traitor team within seconds of a round starting because he thought it was team death match.
"It's confusing if they want you to do math properly or not"
The math problem is usually a lot easier than that one, usually something like "what is 3 + 5?", and yes, they are on just about anything with a "prize giveaway" so that it's not gambling. Even those "win a free coffee/french fry" gimmicks at fast food chains.
has nothing to do with gambling.. its literally sweepstakes are illegal here but if you add a skill testing question it becomes a contest not a sweepstakes. and contest are 100% legal.
A lot easier. You learn how to solve that at age 9 or 10. My nephew is 10 and he knows to use division before + and -
@@Shawnchapp so it has something to do with gambling... or do you not count sweepstakes as gambling for some weird and likely stupid reason
@@Sopsy_Hallow i don't, unless its paid to enter. to me for anything to count as "gambling" there has to be some risk. if its free to enter its not gambling because there is no risk involved.
@@Shawnchapp How about the time it took to enter? Time is a person's most precious resource.
Joking, but fr, tho
"Did you not see Kirsty throw a poon at you?"
- Duncan, the man who earlier in the round was completely oblivious to Osie throwing a poon from right next to him at the only thing moving on his screen
I love that they always get stuck at whether or not to use BODMAS but the point is that you ALWAYS use it, that's why it exists
300IQ play on Lewis in the first round getting the innocents to kill the glitch. What a legend.
Suggestion for a randomat: Opposite day. Everyone becomes traitors, and two random people become glitches.
Wouldn't the Traitors just throw a paper plane to determine who the Glitches are?
Nevermind. This is the Yogscast. They wouldn't think that far.
also zero credits, just so no one can buy a traitor weapon to show that they are a traitor
I'm pretty sure there is a similar one, just instead, it's just everyone is either a traitor or a glitch, not weighing it in the traitor's favour
Call it Trouble in MI6 Town
Get it, because TTT is basically people trying to find who the traitor is. But you're in Terrorist Town. So a Traitor Terrorist would he a CIA/MI6/[Insert Other Western Intelligence Agency Here] agent.
Get it...
Eh, explaining the joke ruins everything.
It's not misleading because bodmas is not optional... You always have to follow it otherwise you're not following the rules of math. If you change the order of operations you may as well just change what addition means while you're at it.
Yeah but the people setting the question don't know that, so fuck you, you lose 20 million dollars because you wanted to be a smart-arse.
It's optional if you're stupid. And most people very much are.
if this video has taught me anything it’s that i will willingly sit through an hour or more of the Yogs just doing math problems.
Isn’t the reason they were confused about the maths because they knew it would be told over the phone? They were basically asking if it would be told to them as what we saw on screen, or “do x + y, then - z, then divide by A”
I hope so. There's a difference between "One... Plus Seven... Minus three times five... Divided by six". And One plus seven, minus three, times five divided by six".
Even when written down, you can get into weird situations, like the infamous "8 / 2(2+2)".
That is exactly it as evidenced by the "In that sequence" part of Ben's sentence.
Guys, bodmas is an acronym to remember how math works, not an optional rule (lol to mark this as funny not agressive)
I was thinking the same thing! It's like there's only one order to do it in no matter what lol
Literally the whole point of math. The problem and solution(s) are well-defined. No matter who you give the problem to, they should come to the same conclusion - unless they're in the Yogscast apparently.
@@jfolz staring to think its a british problem, Rythian and Zylus dont seem to have the same questionable opinion on math.
@@st71778 we're definitely taught it in school. It's just a Yogscast guarantee moment
It's not about how math (or maths) works (work?), it's about how we use the _language_ of math. There is no inherent mathematical reason why multiplication or summation should go first, it's only an issue because of the way we write equations. Math is _supposed_ to represent something happening in the real world (fifteen apples, twenty oranges, and 12 children plus two teachers to divide them between, for example), so the equation SHOULD be written to reflect the meaning of the problem at hand. PEMDAS or BODMAS only exist because it's possible to write it out in a way that the intent is confusing and ambiguous. So yes, it's entirely "optional" in the sense that you _could_ do it the other way around, that's just not the agreed-upon convention.
10:15 lewis thought he was wrong about robots solving captchas, but honestly they can really easily.
pretty sure BODMAS applies to all maths equations.
The fact it took them that long to get 186 at least makes me feel better about my math skills.
I actually had the alarm clock with the propeller Duncan was talking about! It was amazing, apart from the fact that it was really loud and you couldn't really change the volume I think, so it woke up the entire house for a whole minute :')
being sucked into an explosion as it's exploding outward towards you is crazy.
So heres a random idea to add a new twist for the parasite: If the host is killed by another player the parasite comes back BUT super small and like, 25-50% max health (like a little babby)
12:04 Love Duncan
I thought of this as a joke when Lewis said something as well
7:42 Why stop at dual alarm clock, get the whole extended family on that thing, or even the whole neighbourhood.
Ive had one of those helicopter alarm clocks and its all fun and games till it throws itself behind something that you cant move and now theres an alarm clock blaring that you cant stop and you need to shut it off and get going but you cant. This comes from experience =[
When talking about the whole alarm clock thing, I had one my parents got me that had a 4 piece puzzle that were popped off when the alarm went off. And annoyingly my sleepy mind quickly learned you only had to have 2 pieces diagonal to each other to turn it off. I'm guessing it was a plate, not individual nodes that turned it off. Needless to say that alarm clock didn't last long because my mind when sleepy and wanting more sleep was a good problem solver.
There is no "in order of writing vs order of BODMAS." BODMAS is the _only_ correct way to do the problem.
Ben screaming at the beginning scared my cat he looks like 🐈
also wow they actually have their in game sounds recorded i finally could hear the cat purring lol
They’ve always had the ingame audio recorded, But they don’t always equalize the volume. I think, Could be mistaken cause I ain’t an editor.
Why is it that when maths comes up in a Yogs recording, it's so often a matter of opinion how it works? "It's so weird that they don't tell you how they want you to do it" There's only one way to solve a maths problem! There is an order of operations for a reason, so that maths works! And that's the way they want you to do it!
I love how Nilsey is becoming such a pro at jester
Coming up next randomat to accompany the typing one: simple maths
Without parentheses: 92
With parentheses: 186
More TTT please! ❤
IKR? 13 minutes is short. I barely finished eating before it was over.
Must have been too much for a bumper episode.
I had an alarm clock the fired a rocket across the room that you had to retrieve. Unfortunately I just started half waking up just before and holding the rocket when the alarm went off.
Y-you *always* do BODMAS/PEMDAS
The problem people always have with those maths problems is that we've all got the memory that it's in order exactly "Parentheses THEN Exponents THEN Multiplication THEN Division THEN Addition THEN Subtraction"
When with a quick google you learn it's actually "Parentheses THEN Exponents THEN Multiplication AND Division (meaning left to right, whichever comes first) THEN Addition AND Subtraction (left to right, whichever comes first)
6:05 Finally! The Dead Matter Bomb!
"This is quite hard!" - They said, looking at literal first grade math...
Same. Love these guys and gals
Lewis threw the first round so hard on accident and it had me chortling.
EDIT: Also, Ben's right. No matter what though, you'd use BODMAS/PEMDAS. You ALWAYS do parenthesis first, then exponents, then multiply/divide, then addition/subtraction. You always have to do it like that from left to right for the right answer (do brackets left to right then exponents, then division/mult left to right then add/sub left to right). So, no matter what, the right answer will be 186.
I do get them questioning it though because you have to assume that the person who made the question is competent and following the rules as well lol.
it doesnt matter how it's setup, you do order of operations anyway, so in that equation you divide then add then subtract
B.O.D.M.A.S?
We were always taught B.E.D.M.A.S.
B.rackets
E.xponents
D.ivision
M.ultiplication
A.ddition
S.ubtraction
What the heck would O be?
Also, 11:43 Ben... It's not misleading at all.
If you don't use the B.E/O.D.M.A.S method your answer will simply be wrong & you'll prove yourself to be a dummy.
I may attempt to steal the nuclear alarm clock idea for my senior design project, thanks
Isn't Nilesy bending the rules again; he didn't humm any kind of circus music when his clown role was revealed...
As an american BODMAS is wild. We use PEMDAS, parentheses->exponents->multiplication/division->addition/subtraction. I assume the B is brackets which is the same as parentheses in math terms. What does the O stsnd for!?
Basiclly here in Canada we have pretty tough gambling laws and this falls in it. And the skill question was added as a way to add a loop hole that giveaways could use and gambling would have a harder time with. But a lot of provinces have little up on gambling over the years.
Imagine raging with adrenaline cause you won the lottery and then you have to solve a math problem, gg.
I had the same alarm clock as Duncan at one point. It was fun.
Lewis went very Matt Berry on that "mother fucker"
I’m so glad I wasn’t the only one who thought that
IIRC lotteries that do that test of skill have let people try again if they get it wrong. There's an example I seem to remember of one person who was asked to give a different answer and instead doubled down. I think they won anyway?
I always thought the alarm clock with wheels that would roll off your side table and run away from you was a funny idea.
Order of operations is never optional, you either end up with the right answer or the wrong answer.
Anything you're resorting to doing math for, you probably want the right answer.
6:07 Yes, the best notification is back!!
I am Canadian. I won an Xbox One X from a Doritos bag and had to solve a math question over the phone so they could ship it to me lmao
Quick maths randomat coming to a TTT near you.
make it like the speed typing randomat and it will be perfect
Was just thinking of that. Formula appears, and you have to type in the answer or you die. Would make for very short rounds though seeing how bad they are at maths
Oh man I would love that.
Idea for queen bat role first. ability call it grand slam it a home run instant kill
second. ability call DEAD ball it a 25% chance to deflect a shot and instant kill the shooter
third. ability shoots flaming baseballs and three shots 100% health on players if it hits
fourth. passive ability 5% speed boost
and it a pink role with 1:30 countdown to actvate like the drunk role and make them zoey cat model with queen crown and the size of the loot goblin
Dang i caught this right as it uploaded
I second this😂
Yogcast: "But what if you didn't have to do math in the order math is done 100% of the time because without that order of operations math wouldn't work? Yeah what if this one time a math problem was different than every other time math is ever done?"
"Yeah, idk..."
It could be very chaotic and confusing if there was a randomat that activates a different randomat for each person and only them. Would only work with certain randomats, but there is potential.
A second plane has hit the traitors.
Sir theres been a second paper plane
Suggestion for an instakill randomat.. Instead of that spelling bee speed contest.. Make it maths. A formula appears and you have to type in the answer
Another magnificent video
been like what 5+ years and they still on TTT xD
i see TTT i click very very fast :D
"is the basic rules for how maths works optional?"
Lmaoooo Duncan saying basic algebra was quite hard had me rolling
Lmaoooo Iain calling arithmetic algebra had me rolling
@crusatyr1452 hey you're right on that one but the semantics hardly matters.
@@iain-duncan I'm just givin you a hard time haha :)
It was just ironic that you were laughing at Duncan being bad at math(s) while making an error yourself.
@crusatyr1452 true yeah it is pretty funny. How the tables turn lmao!
I have a feeling that if they tried to do the math problem by themselves/not being recorded, they'd default to using it a lot more confidently. There's something about being given what should be a simple problem when you haven't been in school for a while that can make people doubt themselves. It's embarrassing to get something simple wrong so you really start to second guess things (like math order rules), even though it's silly!
So many people who are so confident about being wrong on math that they're basically flat earthers in these comments. Algebra is basically at least as old as written records.
Yesssss
I grew up with "PEMDAS" not "BODMAS"... learned something new....
Clearly that's the X-Men door, only opens to an iris scan...
Zooooooeeeeeeeeeeyyyyy
0:55/12:12 Bleugh!
I like how everyone just gives Zoey a free pass on rdming everyone lol
TTT helps me sleep at night!😂
I had an alarm where I had to do the song of time.
Osie: *pulls out poon and throws it through a window NEXT to the detective*
Duncan the detective: *oblivious and focused on the math*
HOW DID SHE GET AWAY WITH THAT???? She's just so good at games, I guess. lol
YOU ALWAYS USE BODMAS, EVERY TIME
well done, great episode
Them questioning whether of not to do BODMAS was difficult to watch. As someone else said since when was BODMAS ever optional 😭
When you're using reverse polish notation
When you actually study maths beyond a high school level.
@@Candlemancer false. Astrophysicists absolutely use PEMDAS, it's just not the only thing they use.
Had to Google BODMAS because I'm an American that learned it by the name PEMDAS
let's goooooooooooo
You always follow the order of operations...unless they explicitly say "solve this equation sequentially from left to right" or some shit like that.
Being confused on whether or not you should use pemdas is the equivalent of being confused on whether or not 2+2 = 4 or 5....