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22:25 - that's a technique I stumbled upon on my own . . . it just makes sense . . . basically you are multiplying 2 numbers and then adding . . . break the biggest number down to the closest 10 unit - 27 would become 20 - then multiply the 20 by 5 and then multiply the remainder of 7 (the number left over from the 27) by 5 and then add the 2 numbers together . . . it is an amazingly efficient way of using that giant calculator in your head . . .
There were even more 34's in Maddies poster.....you get 34 by adding the number in any corner and the three numbers that run diagonally across the opposite corner. For example, 3 in the top left plus 1,14,and 16. This works in all 4 corners. Also,the two numbers on the left of top and bottom rows equal 34 (3,15,15,1). So do the two numbers on the right of the top and bottom rows. The same is true for the top 2 numbers in the left and right columns, as well as the bottom two numbers of the left and right columns :)
I'm crap at maths! To times 2 random 9 digit numbers together and get them just one digit wrong is infinitely NOT as clever as knowing 1 + 1 = 2, because 1 + 1 = 2 is the correct answer and being wrong is being wrong!
Hello, TH-camrs. The World Science Festival is looking for enthusiastic translation ambassadors for its TH-cam translation project. To get started, all you need is a Google account.
Check out The Mathemagician: Arthur Benjamin to see how the process works: th-cam.com/users/timedtext_video?v=baxOXLN23GI&ref=share
To create your translation, just type along with the video and save when done.
Check out the full list of programs that you can contribute to here: th-cam.com/users/timedtext_cs_panel?c=UCShHFwKyhcDo3g7hr4f1R8A&tab=2
The World Science Festival strives to cultivate a general public that's informed and awed by science. Thanks to your contributions, we can continue to share the wonder of scientific discoveries with the world.
Scott Flansberg V. Arthur Benjamin in speed math, that face off must happen
That gift to Maddie seemed like a nice poster on the wall encouraging scientific thought and provide a mystery.
22:25 - that's a technique I stumbled upon on my own . . . it just makes sense . . . basically you are multiplying 2 numbers and then adding . . . break the biggest number down to the closest 10 unit - 27 would become 20 - then multiply the 20 by 5 and then multiply the remainder of 7 (the number left over from the 27) by 5 and then add the 2 numbers together . . . it is an amazingly efficient way of using that giant calculator in your head . . .
I would really like to have this guy as my professor. :)
There were even more 34's in Maddies poster.....you get 34 by adding the number in any corner and the three numbers that run diagonally across the opposite corner. For example, 3 in the top left plus 1,14,and 16. This works in all 4 corners.
Also,the two numbers on the left of top and bottom rows equal 34 (3,15,15,1). So do the two numbers on the right of the top and bottom rows. The same is true for the top 2 numbers in the left and right columns, as well as the bottom two numbers of the left and right columns :)
look at 2:42 in slow-motion.
Yeah I saw that the 1st time
me too
I read and like your book secrect of maths
This guy needs to practice card tricks you can clearly seem him insert the Ace of Spades at 2:43. Easy to catch in real time
Yes, I were about to write the same thing. I am not sure if there is something I am missing, but it was clearly an ace of spaces on the top.
Yeah
No that's not how it works.
Search up the invisible deck
and you'll realise how wrong you are
this was just awesome!!! :)!!!
I'm the only one in 2016 in cmmt sec. right now 😂
+Shaez Qasim no
Where is present Hardy? Because present Ramanujan is struggling to live.Please help my good mathematics works.
Hi can you help me with a method for 9-25-19-21 i want to know what method they use to get this order of numbers please and thanks
AWESOME
Can I get no of Benjamin sir plz
what we see here is not just an ordinary human being, but a human calculator :D
Genius...!!!
Instructions unclear, forgot to count 1 to 100.
Good video but i should never do this in school.
electronic card trick ;)
He uses so much paper and he writes so big
That's so people in the back of the auditorium can see what he's writing. He's presenting to an audience!
I'm crap at maths! To times 2 random 9 digit numbers together and get them just one digit wrong is infinitely NOT as clever as knowing 1 + 1 = 2, because 1 + 1 = 2 is the correct answer and being wrong is being wrong!
I am better than him.