2018 Raytheon MATHCOUNTS National Competition hosted by Wil Wheaton
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The 2018 Raytheon MATHCOUNTS National Competition was held May 12-14, 2018 Washington, DC.
The Countdown Round features the 12 students who scored highest during the written portion of the competition. Problem are read aloud for the audience, but each competitor also has the problem displayed on a monitor in front of them. Students are allowed to buzz in at any point, they do not need to wait for the full question to be read.
Find out more about the MATHCOUNTS Competition Series at www.mathcounts.org/competition.
and my brain has the audacity to exist
mood
well mine clearly doesn’t
another kpop stan :o
Same
Same
Luke loses 1 year of his lifespan everytime he answers a question lmao
lifespan
Livespand
life span
LOLZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
WTF
31:20 "thats correct" Luke: "UUUGHHR" *happy luke noices*
Bro this comment is too much 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💯
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭im dead
I really liked the commentator/announcer his personality was very lighthearted and he tried to make it fun for the contestants who are probably pretty nervous.
Yeah, me too.
That's cause that's legendary actor Wil Wheaton
TRAIN!
Wil Wheaton
@@phychomaniac26 or Hwil Hweaton
if luke moves his hand from his forehead the energy unleashed will kill everyone in the room
Lmao
good idea pal, ill credit you once the manga is published
Holy shit i laughed so hard to this comment
This shit had me rollin!
I'm dying LOL
you know it’s hard when he’s able to finish saying the question
ikr haha
i think they have Options, and when the kids just have no idea of what the answer is, they guess between the options. There is NO way kids can be this smart. not biologically posible.
@@lagillas They get to see the question with like 5 seconds before the the guy starts to read it, and they also know so many formulas so they are able to do it very fast
@@lagillas Surprisingly it is. They are incredibly smart, but they also start to solve it a few seconds before the commentator starts to read the question. Although, those problems are not that hard, the main difficulty is actually solve as fast as they can.
@@lagillas It is man. Kids like this are just literally mental computers. People are able to do multiplication and division in their head. Give those people the formula to solve problems and boom blam blamo you got these 200IQ Monsters
I love how these students can do some ridiculously quick calculations, but are utterly confused with Wheaton's jokes.
Perhaps they’re simply unimpressed
@@mubasora7221 but jokes make life a bit funner- it puts a smile on your face, but ig if you wanna be a super computer- whatever floats you're boat
It's entirely expected, Luke is displaying clear signs of autism, you'll also find that when someone's brain is so specifically dedicated to a function like maths they become inept in other aspects of life such as social interaction, humour, creativity, stress management etc while it's cool what they can do people need to remember that like everything in life, there's always a compromise.
@@Ella-gb7no The students are under an immense amount of stress; it's not their fault if it's hard for them to laugh/smile when this much pressure is put on you. It doesn't mean that any of the students aren't really funny and chill people.
@@anne. well obviously. EVERYONE has a time in their life when they´re under an immense amount of stress, its not just them. They aren't the only people with stress. I´d rather be stressed about a math competition than stressed about how I´m gonna afford rent when I´m a single parent with four kids living in a tiny apartment or stressed about having to get my leg amputated. A math competition isn´t all people have to stress about. I meant people who spend every second of their entire life not joking around for a second, not in a few hours.
Luke looks utterly devastated even when he gets the questions correct
Fr he probably be thinking "I should've done it faster"
1:01:10
@@kandgray😂😂😂
So this is what u watch when you’re a week into quarantine.
don't gotta say it so loud
Quarantine got me wandering in some way different place of youtube man
Huh, Wisconsin just started quarantine today. Sooooooo
this is replacing the NBA for me, Lets Go LUKE!!!
u dont have to say it so loud 😔
Host: What i- Luke: I have solved world hunger
Bhai only if you got here 3-4 months ago.. your comment would be on top 😂😂
Lol Luke would be the ruler of the world if you gave him 10 minutes
u talking bout me?
Ooooo
when did he say that?
Luke sounds as if hes about to burst into tears after every question and answer
I feel so bad for the first kid that was out, Samuel, he looked so shocked and mad at his mistake that I can’t help but feel sad for them. Also how much pressure the parent must put on these kids. They’re all immensely talented though, I could NEVER. Props to them.
Instead of doing my math homework, I watch a math competition.
Hi, I am interested in getting clarification in this video between 17 and 18 min for the question, correct answer by the contestant was declared wrong and a wrong answer announced. Correct answer is 2100 sq ft announced wrong and gave 1500 sq ft as correct answer. Please clear this
@@vasanthadevimanohararajah5160 Hey, sorry I'm late but I'll clarify this for you. Ok, so the question says the following; 'Jim, Jeannie and their 5 children live in a 700-ft^2 apartment. They want to move house for which the ratio of square feet to children is triple the apartment's ratio of square feet to total people. How many square feet could their house be?' So, the thing most people would do is spot 700-ft^2 and triple and do (700-ft^2)x3 which would give you 2100-ft^2 (which is what the first boy who answered the question most likely would have done), but that is unfortunately wrong as there is no logic behind this. This is how you would logically figure the question out: Let's focus on the first part as it says 'ratio of square feet to children'. We can formulate an expression, so we could say that the square feet of the new house they're looking for (the answer) is x and that the amount of children is 5 so when put together it becomes x:5 Now, moving on it says, the value of x:5 is three times that of the 'apartment's ratio of square feet to total people'. Originally, it would be 700-ft^2:7 , 7 being the total number of people in the household (Jim, Jeannie and the 5 kids), but because it says the value of x:5 is triple 'apartment's ratio of square feet to total people' meaning we do (700-ft^2x3):7 which is 2100-ft^2:7. Now lets go back to the question. It says 'ratio of square feet to children is triple the apartment's ratio of square feet to total people'. It mentions the word 'is', meaning the values are equal. So, x:5=1200-ft^2:7 The common multiple of 7 and 5 is 35 so 7(x:5)=5(2100-ft^2:7) which when fully simplified gives us 7x:35=10500:35 This means 7x=10,500. Divide 7 on both sides and you get x=1500. By the way, although this is not an efficient method it still outlines the concept so hope you understand this.
Literally that is exactly what I am doing
@@Doctorlogic3141 thank you so much
same
Me at the beginning reading the comments: *who is Luke?* Me after seeing Luke: *oh okay then*
Torture
@@troysmith420 @59:46 Troy. and the math is strong with him
@@troysmith420 Couldn't agree more!
THE FIRST MOMENT OF SEEING LUKE You are about to vomit oh, I drink to much milk WHEN YOU SIT AT HIS SIDE you will become a actual milk vomit man
Literally everyone XD
If anyone wants an update on Luke, he just won ARML nationally. I was in Iowa taking the competition when he got a perfect score. He’s insane and it was really cool to even be taking the same competition as him :)
sure, but I mean a better update is that he's won several gold medals at IMO and is at MIT now
@@x0cx102 Futher update he won Integration bee in MIT
I saw him at MIT (I was doing HMMT), it was awesome!
Further update he’s a Putnam Fellow in his first year at MIT
Please keep further updating this guys entire career to building super powered ASI
I even didn't read the questions fully and their answers came out in the speed of light, that's amazing!
They have the question on their screen
@@SkippyMC I know but still they are really so fast
It's fast when you get to actually solve these questions same questions 10 times a day it's basically in india every child has solved ncert text book and rd sharma atleast 3 times in a year that at this point he or she basically even knows the questions similarly they apll are assigned the textbook and concepts before hand it's just you need to have the brain and memorizing ability
Who else randomly stumbled upon this but has still been watching for like 30 mins...
haha true, idk why
fr
yup...and its 2 am.
Yeah and I don't even like math 😂
haha nothing much to do on Satuday afternoon I guess
Luke probably fails all his math classes for not showing his work
Hayden Banks OH MY GOD I KNOW KIDS LIKE THAT
but he aces every test 30 minutes before anyone else
Literally me
@@jackwaibel8812 so u don't study or do ur homework but still do well in your tests?. Bruh, that's quite some memory
That was me in grade school. Some teachers were fine with it, others weren't. In high school, I got locked into algebra 2 for two years because of a teacher they paired me with repeatedly. Homework counted as 10% of the grade, extra credit was 10% of the grade (witch is bs when it should have been extra), in-class assignments were 20% and tests were 60%. The homework was easy and to show work I would just look up the problem and copy it down, the answers I got on my own, and most of the in-class stuff was easy, but the tests... so the way they worked were you had 10-20 problems, never more, never less, and you had to solve them 1, then 2, then 3, etc, and if you missed or showed incorrect work on, let's say problem 5, then questions 6-20 were not available to you and would be counted as wrong even if you got the right answer and showed work. Because of this teach I gave up on math for my senior year. I took some khan classes during my free time as a TA to remember everything and prep for college. In college, I got top of my class first year and tutored many fellow students. To this day I hate that man for holding me and many other students back because he had a unique testing system.
I feel like most of these questions are doable, but the numbers that they give are absolutely mental! It's clear that these kids have done a lot to master this craft, and I commend them for it.
You can feel the immense pressure some of these kids have and I am willing to bet most of it is brought upon by their parents.
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Definitely true. Some of it is the live performance aspect of this type of contest but a lot of it is the parents or teachers
@FaustianFellaheen ikr
@FaustianFellaheen lol yes
Do you yell at your kid if he loses a math competition to rain man?
48:20 Luke forgets who he is and accidentally shows emotion. Immediately returns to a neutral form
brooooo lmaoo
wtf so funny
@BlyatLad ever heard of not joking about that?
@@shadmium3471 ever heard about not getting butthurt on the internet by a word ?
IM DEAD
Luke: "math is fun" Also luke: sweating in pain
Knighty02 pain is joy
@@hithere8039 for a masochist..
jgyoutube hi there, I guess I’m a masochist
@@hithere8039 why do u like pain, do u need therapy
the greatest magicians in history have conquered the art of self sacrifice
i've never felt so happy in my life answering one of the questions and getting it right, right after I paused the video
how many days it took for you to solve this question?)
😀
Omg...
Luke could really destroy the world if he puts his mind into it
he said he wanted to become president in a talk show... *why do i hear boss music?*
Luke contains his power by using his hand to block his brain waves.
Luke is ALAKAZAM the pokemon
That makes sens
thats how he got all that acne
@@ShawnLe123 its called puberty you lame
he legit did it the whole time lol
Luke is the type of kid who finishes a 20 minute timed test 30 minutes faster than everyone else
weniger beeindruckend wenn man annimmt das andere 50 minuten brauchen
@@dustinknutti223 Wieso kommentierst du unter ein englischer Kommentar auf deutsch?
@@dustinknutti223 isso was solln das? der typ ist jetzt locker verwirrt. toll gemacht
He The type to be excused from the test.
@@mrmartinwatson1 No need to be excused from it.. He the type that he created it.
this moderator is such an amazing person, i like the way he entertain the contestants and audiens
But he kinda annoys when you try to solve the questions as fast as possible... Like stop talking man!
Did I seriously just watch a whole math competition instead of working on my own assignments? Yes, yes I did...
wow I'm trash at math. I can't even read the question.
Hey nice to see you here! Your channel died :)
this reminds me of the 19 years old that doesnt know how to read vines lol no offence just reminder
they have the question on the monitors in front of them so they're looking at it while he's reading it and before it gets edited into the video
I am not surprised bcoz this is common In America even in Gk
I did not find the questions hard at all the hard thing is to answer before ur competitor.
this is like an anime where luke is the ridiculously op protagonist
No no no
so one punch man?
Yes but actually no My opinion
I feel like he's Kenpachi Zaraki from Bleach, and Luke removing his hand from his head is like Kenpachi removing his eyepatch
What about Andrew
dont feel ashamed. they have definitely prepared for the questions under professional math instructors.
a bunch of them they've probably done near identical versions of a dozen times. it's more the initial processing of the question i guess
Is still very impressive tho
@@mabeel99 of course, there's a reason that they're the ones on stage and not us
Luke looks like he hates his life but it’s very obvious he is on the spectrum such an amazing young lad
why would u assume that???
@@noothenoot assume what
You can’t guess that even if you may be right
@@peyton9045 there’s no guessing , there’s an observation
@@33alltheway14 you can't observe someone being on the spectrum what are you on about?
damn we are really getting THIS bored to the point where we're watching math competitions...
moistpoop but damn well haven’t even looked at our math work😂
@@jeanahawkins6008 OOOF FACTSS
remember "math is fun" Luke
I came here because i like math
moistpoop ahahhaah for real
This isn't even Luke's final form.
themissingslink this comment is underrated
Brah
had me rolling 🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Announcer on point with the jokes, we need more of these folks
Bro that’s Will Wheaton 😂
Hi
Being so dumb that I didn’t realize they could read the problem on their screen. Me just like: “damn they can mind read too…”
Everyone's gangster 'till Luke touches his forehead.
Hahahahaha
PLEASE IM ROLLING
Luke is only using 0.0000001% of his power
Dang 1.6k likes but 0 replies lemme change that
Let me be the second reply
Let me be the third
Let me be the fourth
I think to be the 69th
I don't know why is this in my recommendation but I'm glad that I watched it.
I feel bad for the person that sits next to Luke in math class
The real trick is answering the question before the competition starts
Nah its being asian, then you really win
@@kilikianolee4876 Well the Asian trick is to answer the question before the competition starts so...
Slayer Phoenix or use your asian powers
@@kilikianolee4876 Well the asian power is to just practice ahead of time so.....
@@slayerphoenix6307 fucken stap it. or you gonna get wooshed.
Luke actually has a math demon inside of him that answers for him
I chortled at the thought.
Sounds like a good anime
Luke is the outfit that this demon wears to go to these competitions
Joshua Bruno if it was God he wouldn’t have got any incorrect
@@foreverloving5565 But he also would not have answered any correctly since he doesn't interact :)
I like how the MC try to have a conversation with the participant, it does help them in their social skill
I would've really liked to have seen an explanation for all of the problems.
it hurts me sm to see them all so anxious and upset over a wrong answer :(
Of course they are, they studied and trained. Means they care.
Be happy fo them! These kids don't get a lot of opportunities to compete with other people as fast as them and experiencing an honest loss is such an important lesson
its a competition ofc youll be upset if youre wrong
Ok
They're mostly just stressed because it's the final stage of the competition
This host is a Legend! He manages to avoid awkward moments and makes the kid´s intelligence even more noticeable.
Will Wheaton has indeed found his life's calling
my math teacher is a lot like him
Well he's indeed Wil Wheaton
i was so shocked to see him hosting a mathematics competition like he’s an actor to me
@@gracepiz6737 he reminds me of big bang theory
girl i didnt even finish reading the question and they already solved the problem 😭
Andrew walking off the stage was so heart breaking, really happy for Luke
I’ve now realized that I actually don’t know what math is and have decided to return to Kindergarten in order to start from scratch.
EnderHeart5911 bruh I feel u
EnderHeart5911 LMAOOO ur a real one at least ur tryna stengthen your base
@@varlam1568 i t s a j o k e e e e
@@peachyeinna I'm not referring to their comment about kindergarten. Their comment implied that they couldn't solve the problems, and I'm saying that whoever that couldn't solve those problems(if they have secondary school diploma or are high school student) is stupid.
@@varlam1568 I disagree. The math required for high school is much more algorithmic than this. They do exercises rather than solve problems. Most likely since people don't typically solve problems they don't even try when presented vague problems rather than direct exercises and accept that it's too hard for them and give up early.
Luke was having Jimmy Neutron Brain Blasts everytime he answered lmao
HAJAHWHAJAHAHA
9_8 it’s because he’s autistic. Autism presents that way frequently
19:02 - me trying to understand any of these questions
18:39 I found it funny that William applauded himself for getting an answer right.
(15:17) Announcer: "Jaed-un" (15:37) Announcer after seeing the kid is black: "Jaed-awn"
Lmaooo
haha LMFAO true
bruh my man changed real quick...
Omg these comments got me so dead 😂😂😂
BRUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
48:21 smiling again? I guess I'll have to turn up the shock collar...
this killed me.
Top comment KZhead 2020
LMAOOOO best comment
ddduuuuuuuudddeeeee lol !
best thing i've seen all day
They seeded this tourney ridiculously well
Seeing people in the comments fall in love and react to people I've known for years solving math questions is a trip
Most of the kids write down the problem to solve it, Luke rubs his head.
This is hilarious! 😂
@@shamilkaweerasinghe7951 Lol
Luke write notes on his forhead
luke is the kind of guy who would worry after getting 99%, and not 100%
@@depression_isnt_real Luke isn't asian dude
@@depression_isnt_real mans more white than the judge
@@depression_isnt_real u didnt even watch the vid, u just assumed he was asian bc there were a lot of asian kids AND THEN U ROLL YOUR EYES LIKE SANTHER LIYANAGE IS THE DUMB ONE.
if anyone got 99% you'd be annoyed you didn't get 100%
@@dannymoonie3914 true
My man Luke is an actual _tank_. Great job to the other contestants as well, lot of talent on that stage!
I like how at the final round the editors don't even bother to put up the questions on screen for us viewers because they know by the time we finish reading the questions, we are hearing buzzers for answers
Luke answers so quick that sometimes I think he's just guessed the correct answer lol
Don't worry Miss Zhang, China robots are the future and will catch up
@@jackbitcoin3264 hahahahaha I'll take that as a compliment
you kinda have to guess in contests
@@Fumble469 you kinda not to in MATH competition.
i think he actually guesses almost all the time
why does luke sound hes gonna die lmao
STRESSSSSSS
@@DJayAce4 UNTIL YOU SEARCH FAST MATH TOURNAMENT AND WATCH THE CHINESE CIDEO
"TWELVE???"
You can see him followin this competition in 2017
@@d1dachos i mean.... i saw him at the texas state competition and he was a pretty normal guy Except for the part where he completely destroyed everyone
Easton/idk spell:I practice mental math for 7 years Luke: I'm protagonist here u can't beat me
Imagine sprinkling in a cheeky "What is 1+1?" question
Me: oh they’re younger than me maybe I’ll actually be able to answer some Question: 2018 to the 2018, divided by 20 Me: what the actual f-
The same reaction as me Moreover I am two grades greater than them .....they are 8th graders Damn !
Nikumaru- chan I’m in ninth grade and seeing some 7th graders straight up speaking another language baffled me lmao 😂
April Flower it’s mostly just tricks you have to learn don’t be discouraged
Taku where can I learn them ? 😂
i got it in less than 2 seconds
Jigsaw sent Luke there, his life is at stake in this competition.
SylvanSage 😂 😂 😂
Can confirm, was the mic they used
bro im dying over this lmao
this is the best comment ive ever read
Life is tough they blessed with a gift for math.
Not sure how this ended up on my feed but we’re here .
I get so stressed when luke answers because he sounds so stressed
I feel bad for him
not really stressed, just how he looks when hes concentrating hard + probably on the spectrum
@Kelly Yu, *Damn, you sure are a lil’ CUTIE 😍! May I PLEASE make direct payments towards your college tuition/student loans (Soon-To-Be Dr.) 😩?*
It's good that luke won because otherwise he wouldve made his plan to destroy the world.
😅😂😂😂
fcking spoiler :C
You spoiled it :((
@@cinnamon88 If you aren't being sarcastic than why the f are you reading comments when you dont wanna see spoilers?
@@ZielonyZaginiony Why are you in the comments if you haven't finished watching the vid fuckface? No one's fault that you chose to go down here. It's the internet.
Thank you, Well Explanation...
We need a overhead view of their papers because how I would love to see how they answer it so fast
I'm absolutely terrible at math, and watching people at my age solving extremely difficult math problems like it's nothing makes me very uncomfortable.
@@celesteee9312 Thanks for the advice
@@azurev2258 you are welcome. But don't push yourself too hard ok. You have all the time you want to learn.
dw bro were all good a tdifferent things
The questions by themselves aren't actually extremely hard, it's just the time constraint. These kids learn a lot of different techniques and formulas to solve the problems as fast as possible.
I just think to myself id slap these kids in a nuketown 1v1 and it makes myself feel a bit better
31:25 - that’s the math demon trying to escape
LOL
HHHAHAHHA
@Miko SCR its Extreme anxiety
HAHSHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA AMP
@@vineroli I think its a bit of both to be honest. Seems like a nice kid.
great host
5:07 Samuel W. vs Easton S. 10:38 Jessica W. vs Reagan C. 17:16 Jaedon W. vs William C. 24:40 Alan C. vs Jack A. 29:38 Luke R. vs Easton S. 33:44 Jessica W. vs Daniel X. 39:10 Daniel Y. vs William C. 42:59 Alan C. vs Andrew C. 48:02 Luke R. vs Daniel X. 53:10 Daniel Y. vs Andrew C. 57:43 Luke R. vs Andrew C.
Luke is trying so hard to suppress his powers from us mortals
Andrew looks like he just wants to leave the place. I feel bad for him.
@@dilatare I know! Andrew looks so sad. I want to give him hug and let him know he tried his best.
that kid took less than 2 seconds to answer that question and I didn’t even finish reading the question lol
I should be studying. My entrance examination tests are in a week. I know absolutely nothing.
Wow what a nice host! I sure hope he has good luck when it comes to rolling dice.
poor luke, i can feel his anxiety trough the screen
Why does he walk like that though
@@martaanna9153 yoo calm down marta it was just a simple question not a big deal go feed ur kids
He probably has autism, you can check that by the way he is not looking at people that he's talking to and obviousely how smart he seems to be
@@paololoveless5618 thanks, that makes sense.
He might have just stage fever like many kids do
57:35 Andrew is praying he wont lose his life to Lukes powers
One of Luke's powers is to absorb the intelligence of his opponents -- until the latter's brain dried up
Jesus loves you ;;;
pure talent right there..
big fan wil
Then there's me who puts 12 + 5 in the calculator just to make sure I'm right
Josh Pasta lol
same
Yesterday I put 1+3 in my calculator while doing my exam, I literally laughed at my stupidity and my teacher scolded me . 😂
When I do 16 x 1 just because I want to get the exact number XD
@@laaguafiestas1046 u shud be scolded for the word putted u used
48:21 NO! Must not show emotions! Must remain logical...
Lol
Well Spotted haha
gotta act like a genius hmph
hahahaha
Honestly think he might be concerned about making his competitors sad. Not saying he's not also just trying to focus and be ready for the next question, and generally struggling with the attention, but the fact that he seems quite disappointed when he loses, I imagine he expects others to be quite disappointed as well. Not to mention there's a large prize on the line.
I'm really happy for Luke.
i think the real award should go to the host for being able to just read out the questions properly
i honestly think luke has social anxiety and was really pressured even after he answered the questions. he looked so stressed.
that's what homeschool does to you
@@reinoutvanrespaille6217 homeschooling really do me like that
@Alice Ling26 the chance of you being socially awkward is probably much higher if you get homeschooled, as you do not learn to socielly interact with peers or really with any peole apart from your family (ofcourse you can still have friends etc. But the amount of social interaction will be way less then in school usually). Not knowing or being bad at social interaction if you hadn't had much is going to be probable. Ofcourse it doesn't mean that is the only way why one could be socially anxious, you can also be extremely self aware and lack confidence etc. Which can all be part of your personality even if you go to school.
looks like everyone is a psychiatric down here.
Probably pressure from parents. A lot of kids like this that I know have nearly abusive parents who lash out when their kid doesn't do well no matter what the scale of the error is
how rude, they won't let me read the question
That is a great host!
Easton is amazing
Oh great, back to feeling dumb...
I feel you bro
Don't feel so bad. All these kids are doing is using heuristics, which are tools, or rules of thumb, used to shorten a problem solving process, where you can solve a problem just by looking at it. Just like we humans use heuristics to decide if a situation is safe or unsafe - all within a matter of seconds. I'm not devaluing anything these kids are doing. They are obviously extremely smart, hard working, and overall good problem solvers. But if you practiced ANYTHING like these kids do, you would be just as good at them. Plus, most of the math they are doing isn't super useful. Have a great day.
@Ash Ash The fact that this math can be done with a calculator isn't what makes it useless lol. Most of the questions here require a degree of thinking just to be able to understand what type of calculations to make. The useless part is that nobody will ever care about how many trapezoid links it takes to make a ring xD
@Ashvith Shetty Calculus is the study of continuous change while differentiation is the process of finding derivative while derivative is the slope of the linearized function. Now you know.
@Maester Auron you didn't like my explanation?
i went to middle school with daniel yuan, we all considered him a legend
i attend the middle school that daniel yuan went to and we still consider them a legend
I smell lies
@@iieop482 name checks out
you mean Sheen from Jimmy Neutron?
2^13 + 2^11 - 10 = 2^13 - 8 + 2^11 - 2 = 2^3 ( 2^10 - 1 ) + 2 * ( 2^10 - 1 ) = ( 2^3 + 2 ) * ( 2^10 - 1 ) = ( 2^3 + 2 ) * ( 2^5 - 1 ) ( 2^5 + 1 ) = 10 * 31 * 33 since the question asked for the largest prime factor, the answer is 31.
Imagine spending hundreds of hours practice math problems just to go against luke
Don't get me wrong, I respect these students greatly. But it's heartbreaking to see the anxiety on display here at such a young age.
frr, saw one of their hands shaking like crazy
I never reached this level but I was always very nervous in this type of event as opposed to the written tests just because this felt like a live performance. So some of the anxiety shown is more stage fright than their parent or teachers pushing them too hard.
@@jakefromstatefarm6969 thank you everyone automatically thinks there being for forced
That 'anxiety' will INCREASE their DESIRE to LEARN MORE to EXCEL..
It's a four-question playoff, a single mistake can cost you the entire match. Getting an anxiety for a single mistake is understandable, even though one needs to quickly get back up after that
My mans Luke looks like he’s in pain
probably has a migrane
nah his brain power is too powerful
He's trying hard to contain his powers.. he can't go Super Saiyan in front of these people, they will disintegrate in mere split seconds.
@@rvh4034 I wonder if you noticed, but he basically won’t the math championship by doing mental math. He never writes
For the love of god I swear this is the best comment section ever Its 2AM i'm laughing so much & I'm on tears hahahahaha
Guess what. I just read this comment at 2.02am local time hahahahaha
Way to go kiddos!