@@randysebastian305 i'm from kerala which is the state of India where ambalapuzha located, in my 11th grade when maths teacher is going to start the new chapter sequence and series she told we about this legend to explain the beautiful of maths and vast content of that chapter and she said the debt is still remaining i don't know it is a legend or real but this is a best story to tell how vast is maths
Reminds me of a similar story about a blacksmith/ferrier charging, to shoe a horse, a penny for the first nail and doubling it for each succeeding nail. The owner of the horse became a very poor man.
According to tripadvisor's reviews, they still serve pal payasam everyday at noon. www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g608471-d2693898-Reviews-Ambalapuzha_Sree_Krishna_Temple-Alappuzha_Alappuzha_District_Kerala.html
Video Summary: The Legend of the Rice and the Chessboard tells the story of a king who underestimated the power of exponential growth, resulting in an impossible debt of rice. The exponential function 2 to the x minus 1 describes the rapid increase in the number of rice grains per square. The king eventually pays off his debt by serving rice in the temple over time. - 00:02 In the town of Ambala Puza, a king accepts a challenge from a sage to a game of chess, with the sage requesting rice as a prize. - 01:21 The king realizes the enormity of the rice reward after calculating the grains needed for each square. - 02:42 The legend of Ambalapuzha describes exponential growth as the number of grains of rice per square doubles with each square on a chessboard.
We would like to hear the story you talked about. Also we preferred to said the number of grains as 18 million, 5 hundred thousand trillion grains, we think that is more comprehendible. It roughly equals to 18 quintillion like you said.
@Spigot boy you mean, twenty-three quintillion, five hundred seventy quadrillion, twenty-two trillion, forty-eight billion, one hundred ninety-two million, four hundred sixty-two thousand, eight hundred forty-eight just to clear read it
He built a temple for the sage who it turns out was the Hindu god Vishnu. The temple still serves rice pudding to devotees everyday. Padmanabhaswamy temple in Kerala India.
2^63 grains on 64th square, so total no. of grain in all squares will be 2^63 + (2^63 - 1) = 2^64 -1. 2^64 being such a big no., one can just ignore (-1) and say the total no. of grains is 2^64.
The name of the king was Akbar (the great) he was an Islamic ruler...and the name of the sage (was actually a young girl barely out of her teens) was Lilavati. I am an INDIAN 🇮🇳
According to globalproductprices.com (March, 2021), 1 kg rice is 0.68$ in India. So total cost is 363,800,000,000,000$ (three hundred sixty-three trillion eight hundred billion dollar).
2:08 We are not saying 18.5 million grains of rice. We are saying 18 million 500 hundred thousand trillion grains which is equal to 18.5 quintillion grains.
LOL, apartments are together is a binary math sum error. Basically, the confusing between an adjective and noun. Using words as nouns vs. adjectives; certainly creates argument pains. Add is the root word in adjective. Regular math is the foundation for algebra. Next. Algebra is the foundation for geometry. The branch of mathematics is concerned with the properties and relations of points, lines, surfaces, solids, and higher dimensional analogs. The definition of (adjective) words is bionary. The root word "add" in adjective. For example, racist is the adjective (not noun) adding two things together. One, to separate into groups, second, to make one group superior. The two adding together AKA adjective. One can see that the rules are binaries. LOL, let's talk geometry to cross the 64 squares with adjectives. The "capitalist" (adjective) is a person who believes IN capitalism, not a capitalism. This is bad grammar. The better product and services are won, and the inferior product loses. And definitely not a dog-whistle of the better person. Capitalism (noun) is about the private sector company. And the (adjective) capitalist is the person believing in (the noun) capitalism. On a different subject. "Communist" is not the person or company but a country. A moneyless society. Star Trex talked about a future moneyless Earth that used a federation credit system because the replicator was invented. On a different subject. Socialism is a banking balancing trick. Social Security implements this. This kind of banking retirement plan is socialism.
Thats a good story. Have no idea if its totally made up or not, but i was thinking about how funny would it be if some smartass with a bad attitude would go there for the sole purpose of eating for free but by the time he was about to receive it, the debt had just been paid with the last person before him 😆.
The story is about 2000 years old and the temple the king built is just as old. Still stands today. Still serving free rice pudding to devotees who visit
The answer is wrong. According to vadic calculation explained the answer is:- 1,84,46,74,40,73,70,95,51,615. Number name:- one crore eighty four lakhs fourty six thousand seventy four crore fourty lakhs seventy three thousand seventy crore ninty five lakhs fifty one thousand six hundred fifteen.
If you talk about the total number of grains, it's not wrong. We said it's about (=approximately) 18,500,000,000,000,000,000 you said it's 18,446,744,073,709,551,615
What a beautiful story, I'm not really into religion but Hindu philosophy is so vibrant and colourful and filled with ancient wisdom.
I am humbled ♥️
It’s a stupid story
@@randysebastian305 i'm from kerala which is the state of India where ambalapuzha located, in my 11th grade when maths teacher is going to start the new chapter sequence and series she told we about this legend to explain the beautiful of maths and vast content of that chapter and she said the debt is still remaining i don't know it is a legend or real but this is a best story to tell how vast is maths
@@randysebastian305Just wait until you hear about Christianity
Reminds me of a similar story about a blacksmith/ferrier charging, to shoe a horse, a penny for the first nail and doubling it for each succeeding nail. The owner of the horse became a very poor man.
Imagine conning someone into consistent charity what a legend -- literally
And in a couple of billion years, the debt will finally be paid off in full.
Really 🤞but both died 😂
@👑 Status King 👑 this is why there is a deal to give every traveling pilgrims who travel to the temple a bowl of rice, till the debt is repaid
I've had this a few times, whenever I've travelled there. What a beautiful story and tradition. :) Thank you, brother.
This - The Ambalappuzha pāl-pāyasam. :D
The king gave him a few sac of rice and told him to count them now 😂
I wonder if pilgrims still get their free bowl of rice?
According to tripadvisor's reviews, they still serve pal payasam everyday at noon. www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g608471-d2693898-Reviews-Ambalapuzha_Sree_Krishna_Temple-Alappuzha_Alappuzha_District_Kerala.html
Not only that many temples provide free food every noon.
It's really amazing bro, mind blowing
To this day they’re still serve the bowls. I wonder if they’re keeping track if it?
Feel sorry for the dude who has to sit there counting each grain of rice. lol
It's like an eternal loan repayment.
Total no. of grains is 2^64 - 1.
The "zha" at the end of the name of that town is actually supposed to be pronounced a little bit like "La".
So it’s said a bit more Ambapula
Thanks Charles for recommending this video 🔥❤️
Biology 12th
Organisms and population...💝
Yeah bro 😂🤝🙌
lol what?
Thanks for clear explanation
This shows us that compounded interest is an exponential growth
Shut up
Man, that's trippy af...
Man these Indians are crazy smart. Also, don't do drugs, my best frnd died doing it.
Bhai ecology padhte padhte yaha aa gye 😂
Video Summary:
The Legend of the Rice and the Chessboard tells the story of a king who underestimated the power of exponential growth, resulting in an impossible debt of rice. The exponential function 2 to the x minus 1 describes the rapid increase in the number of rice grains per square. The king eventually pays off his debt by serving rice in the temple over time.
- 00:02 In the town of Ambala Puza, a king accepts a challenge from a sage to a game of chess, with the sage requesting rice as a prize.
- 01:21 The king realizes the enormity of the rice reward after calculating the grains needed for each square.
- 02:42 The legend of Ambalapuzha describes exponential growth as the number of grains of rice per square doubles with each square on a chessboard.
DSA mam paka sonangala??😂
Ama da
WELL IN OUR SCHOOL ENGLISH TEXT BOOK ITS A TOTALLY DIFFERENT STORY AND THE NUMBER OF GRAINS WENT UPTO 18 QUINTILLION
We would like to hear the story you talked about. Also we preferred to said the number of grains as 18 million, 5 hundred thousand trillion grains, we think that is more comprehendible. It roughly equals to 18 quintillion like you said.
@Spigot boy you mean, twenty-three quintillion,
five hundred seventy quadrillion,
twenty-two trillion,
forty-eight billion,
one hundred ninety-two million,
four hundred sixty-two thousand,
eight hundred forty-eight
just to clear read it
@@ScienceWorld1 and we have to calculate every day grain day 1+2+3....64...
If anyone needs more information please Google names of large numbers
Kinda thought he would say, “Your debt is forgiven,” but… he’s not Jesus. “I want my rice!”
Kinda nice though that he gave him a payment plan.
This guy will be paying that debt through his next hundred reincarnations.
So basically the king killed the man and claimed it was a God
He built a temple for the sage who it turns out was the Hindu god Vishnu. The temple still serves rice pudding to devotees everyday. Padmanabhaswamy temple in Kerala India.
Great video, more calming music is good, maybe some voice acting. More stories on inventors!
So Krishna hustled the king for all the rice,bit rough.
well that's a pretty big rice in the numbers.
Can anyone please send formula for...😢
There is a mistak in the calczlations its is 2^63 at the end not 2^64 becosue we start with one rise grane not 2
2^63 grains on 64th square, so total no. of grain in all squares will be 2^63 + (2^63 - 1) = 2^64 -1.
2^64 being such a big no., one can just ignore (-1) and say the total no. of grains is 2^64.
i LOVE KRISHNA
The name of the king was Akbar (the great) he was an Islamic ruler...and the name of the sage (was actually a young girl barely out of her teens) was Lilavati.
I am an INDIAN 🇮🇳
Thankyou
What is the name of the soundtrack used for this video?
it' "Liquid Time" by Aakash Gandhi. You can find it in youtube audio library.
@@ScienceWorld1 ❤❤❤❤ Thank you very much for ypur reply..!!!
Music in the background?
Liquid Time by Aakash Gandhi from TH-cam audio library
Real , Story of tenali rama and the king dhananjya
That's amazing brother WHEN I GROW UP I WILL VISIT OVERHERR
18.5 quintillion is the number you’re looking for
A recipe for the dessert would be a boon!
Rice pudding!!
how much will it cost though?
According to globalproductprices.com (March, 2021), 1 kg rice is 0.68$ in India. So total cost is 363,800,000,000,000$ (three hundred sixty-three trillion eight hundred billion dollar).
1 ton of rice is worth $369
TIL that even religious stories in india are very mathematical.
No wonder theyre so good at math
18.5 quintillion grains of rice, not 18.5 million grains of rice 🍚🌾
2:08 We are not saying 18.5 million grains of rice. We are saying 18 million 500 hundred thousand trillion grains which is equal to 18.5
quintillion grains.
LOL, apartments are together is a binary math sum error. Basically, the confusing between an adjective and noun.
Using words as nouns vs. adjectives; certainly creates argument pains. Add is the root word in adjective.
Regular math is the foundation for algebra. Next. Algebra is the foundation for geometry.
The branch of mathematics is concerned with the properties and relations of points, lines, surfaces, solids, and higher dimensional analogs.
The definition of (adjective) words is bionary. The root word "add" in adjective. For example, racist is the adjective (not noun) adding two things together. One, to separate into groups, second, to make one group superior. The two adding together AKA adjective. One can see that the rules are binaries.
LOL, let's talk geometry to cross the 64 squares with adjectives.
The "capitalist" (adjective) is a person who believes IN capitalism, not a capitalism. This is bad grammar. The better product and services are won, and the inferior product loses. And definitely not a dog-whistle of the better person. Capitalism (noun) is about the private sector company. And the (adjective) capitalist is the person believing in (the noun) capitalism.
On a different subject. "Communist" is not the person or company but a country. A moneyless society. Star Trex talked about a future moneyless Earth that used a federation credit system because the replicator was invented.
On a different subject. Socialism is a banking balancing trick. Social Security implements this. This kind of banking retirement plan is socialism.
I just saw it
Then he loved the sages head off😂
good
Not the actual story sorry 😢💯
Thats a good story. Have no idea if its totally made up or not, but i was thinking about how funny would it be if some smartass with a bad attitude would go there for the sole purpose of eating for free but by the time he was about to receive it, the debt had just been paid with the last person before him 😆.
I'm as tight as they come, knowing my luck, that would be me...
The story is about 2000 years old and the temple the king built is just as old. Still stands today. Still serving free rice pudding to devotees who visit
looll... is it still being distributed till date??
Yes, it is 😁
Anyone else here because of Joe Rogan 2151?
I have seen this type of place my name is Aadhavan 👋 hi
Good story, until the hindu God game to life 😅
The answer is wrong. According to vadic calculation explained the answer is:-
1,84,46,74,40,73,70,95,51,615.
Number name:- one crore eighty four lakhs fourty six thousand seventy four crore fourty lakhs seventy three thousand seventy crore ninty five lakhs fifty one thousand six hundred fifteen.
If you talk about the total number of grains, it's not wrong. We said it's about (=approximately) 18,500,000,000,000,000,000 you said it's 18,446,744,073,709,551,615
1st square: 1 (2^0)
2nd square: 2 (2^1)
3rd square: 4 (2^2)
4th square: 8 (2^3)
5th square: 16 (2^4)
...
61st square: 1,152,921,504,606,846,976 (2^60)
62nd square: 2,305,843,009,213,693,952 (2^61)
63rd square: 4,611,686,018,427,387,904 (2^62)
64th square: 9,223,372,036,854,775,808 (2^63)
9,223,372,036,854,775,808
In words, this number is:
Nine quintillion, two hundred twenty-three quadrillion, three hundred seventy-two trillion, thirty-six billion, eight hundred fifty-four million, seven hundred seventy-five thousand, eight hundred eight.