@BrandonKinross (and everyone else) it's difficult to do (kinda impossible) with larger numbers though. The concept (not the exact method) mentioned in the video works for huge numbers — he just doesn't elaborate on how to do it with larger numbers which I'll explain in my other comment.
Using the trick of multiplication, you can do it with ANY starting numbers, like 327 and 215 — or 2-digit starting numbers (easier than 3-digit starting numbers for instance, less math work)
this works if you get a double digit for instance using the numbers 9 & 6 , and going through the 7th # is 93, so you take 9 (9+3 ) 3 ......thus you get 9 12 3.............in the video brian said you cannot have a 2 digit middle portion so the 12 gets split up again the first digit gets added to the first portion of 93 = 9+1 = 10 and the second digit of 12, the 2, stays so you get 1023 as the overall total.......this works
the proof for this is simple. Take 2 numbers, A and B, create the same 10 numbers but express them as A and B. For example, first 5 numbers would be: A, B, A+B, A+2B, 2A+3B. Notice the 7th number is 5A+8B. Now add everything, and you get a total of 55A + 88B. See how the total is always 11x the 7th value.
The trick to multiply by 11 for any size 7th num, is to take the num you are multiplying, say 9123, and perform shifted addition. 9123
The method to multiply any number by 11 it's the Trachtenberg System:
Ex: 9758 The result will have the following digits: 9_(9+7)_(7+5)_(5+8)_8 ==> 9_(16)_(12)_(13)_8. But 16, 12 and 13 are not digits, so the digit taking the position is only the last one (6, 2 and 3 respect.) and THEN you take the 1 from the "tens" and sum them to the digit before them. So it becomes: (9+1)_(6+1) [you also add "1" here bacause it comes from the "12" after him...AND SO ON]_(2+1)_(3)_8 => 10_7_3_3_8 = 107338
The sequence would be: ( X ) + ( Y ) + (X+Y) + (X+2Y) + (2X+3Y) + (3X+5Y) + (5X+8Y) + (8X+13Y) + (13X+21Y) + (21X+34Y) = 55X + 88Y = 11*(5X+8Y) = 11 times the 7th number (just check)
If the 7th number is 3 digits, do the same by considering the first two number X and the last number Y. For example 102, 10 is considered the first digit and 2 is considered the second digit. Therefore, 102*11 = 10 (10+2) 2 = 10 (12) 2 = 1122
@mrra1ncity iam doing it so people dont wast there time watching boring stuff we see on all scam school shows so if i get more thumbs up my comment will be the fris one an people dont wast there time :)
There is a really easier way to multiply a 2 digit number times 11 : you add a zero to the end of the number and you add the original number : E.g 23x11=230+23=253; 46x11=460+46=506.........
that was the most useless explanation on how to multiply...it's exactly the mechanics of the multiplication, anyone probably uses the same method on the paper, they just don't realize it first hand
THE NORMAL METHOD DOES NOT WORK IF THE 7TH NUMBER IS 3 DIGITS I.E 101 (THIS OCCURS WHEN THE FIRST TWO SINGLE DIGIT NUMBERS ARE HIGH)
TO FIX THIS WRITE THE FIRST AND LAST NUMBER AT BOTH ENDS, THEN ADD THE FIRST TWO DIGITS WITH THE 3RD DIGIT IN THE MIDDLE. THE LAST NUMBER THEN REPLACES THE SECOND NUMBER.
I.E
101
1 (10 +1) 1
= 1111
= (REPLACE FOURTH NUMBER WITH 2ND, IN THIS CASE IT REMAINS 1111)
@sammmmmy195 damn, it worked for a few 3 digit numbers i tried. did you use to single digit numbers to begin with? with my method the 2nd number in 117 x 11 will be wrong.. but all else is correct.. im puzzled, perhaps you could try a geometric sequence haha although that defeats the purpose as it would take a while.. :)
@BlackyChan911 It doesn't work with 8 and 9 8 9 17 26 43 69 112 - 7th 181 293 474 ----- + 1232 But 112 makes 1231 acording to your method: 1(11+2)2 1132 1231 Or did you mean like the 4th number replaces the 2nd but the 2nd doesn't replace the 4th?
@IJoshFTW "Or did you mean like the 4th number replaces the 2nd but the 2nd doesn't replace the 4th? " Yes exactly that.. although it seems my method does not work for all single digit numbers..
@BlackyChan911 this doesn't seem to work with 9 and 8 ... I tried it out, and the 7th number will be 110, so it would be 1(11+0)0, which by what you said, would be 1110 > 1011, but the correct answer is 1212. Unless I misread your explanation, it doesn't work here. Please correct me if I am wrong.
@BlackyChan911 I figured out the formula for the 3-digit one. you take the first and last number like normal, then in the center, add the first two and the last two numbers together. In the example, 135, you would do this:
135 = 1 (13 + 35) 5 = 1485 or, if you prefer add the first two and last two, like this: 1 (1+3) (3+5) 5 = 1485
@BlackyChan911 The method Brian Brushwood mentioned can be applied for larger numbers.
If the number was 1064 — start with the 4, next add 6 and 4 for the next column which is 0 (with a carried 1). Then add 0 and 6 and add the carried 1 to get 7. Then add 1 and 0 to get 1, then the final (most significant) digit is just 1 (the original most significant digit)
The rule is you just keep adding pairs of digits along the number, and carrying 1s (aside from the first and last digit)
@BlackyChan911 What if you picked 8 and 9 for start and got 111 for the 7th number - you get 1225 as the final number, but i cant get it with that special number crunching... can you make the formula with letters and not numbers? ABC = A _ _ C and ......... like that :)
@ryanlg1995 allright how can 8th number be the answer , i look to the show , and do same numbers and dont get ansver , please explain how they get it then
either way i am stupid or its only me getting 788 at 11:18 by manual counting 3 7 10 17 27 44 71 115 186 301 487 788? Not 781... Which makes this episode scam school useless and gay
@overheersbeest it is no diference if you use his formula , use armandelis one , or do mine where i add up X0 +x like if 44x11=440+44=484 ; Multiply by 11 is easy
@drabikrider2323 for a 3 digit number its a little harder, but you put a 0 on the front and back of the number so for 357x11, you would think 03570. Then you add the neighboring numbers from right to left. 7+0 =7 5+7=12 carry the one over 3+5+1 =9 and 0+3=3 so you get 3,927
For 46, add 0 to the end, making it 460 then add 46 which is 506.
This can also work with multiplying with anything really.. like multiplying 46 by a higher number like 44 u can take 6 out of 46 out n jus use 40 for now, so its 40 x 44.. u can do 40x40(1600) first then add 40,4 times (160) so 40x44=1760 then u still need to do 6x44 n add that so u can do 40x6(4x6 n add 0 so 240) n then 4x6=24 so that totals 264 so 1760+264=46x44=2024
i got beat up trying this scaming bubu lol
hondurianproud 3 days ago
It would suck if the person picked 9 and 9 for their first to numbers.
Reu360 1 month ago
i find it a lot easier to just do the number times 11 a lot faster for me, lol
YorickDerksen 1 month ago
douchebag school of math LOL
LaggX 1 month ago
Its Howard Wolowitz!
OllieJoya 1 month ago
@update2011new i hope you have your own company someday, and then i will skip your bullshit
pntballer010 2 months ago
I failed
Rladness 3 months ago
no efort at all then u vanish 0.09
BGBMOTORSPORTS33 3 months ago
hahahahaha
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VideosYouCan 4 months ago
Just wanted to point out there is a slightly easier way to multiply by 11 in your head.
Multiply by 10 and add the original number.
Or add a zero and add the original number.
Cheers!
BrandonKinross 4 months ago
@BrandonKinross (and everyone else) it's difficult to do (kinda impossible) with larger numbers though. The concept (not the exact method) mentioned in the video works for huge numbers — he just doesn't elaborate on how to do it with larger numbers which I'll explain in my other comment.
Using the trick of multiplication, you can do it with ANY starting numbers, like 327 and 215 — or 2-digit starting numbers (easier than 3-digit starting numbers for instance, less math work)
MsHojat 4 months ago
but if its 9 and 7 the seventh number will be 101
az6625 4 months ago
who else figured out ..... x*10 + x ?
iKiLLwCMD 5 months ago
It's easier to
X * 10 + X
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mobspeak 6 months ago
This video is why I hate YouTube.
mobspeak 6 months ago
@Gaz10t
You made a mistake
117
11(11+7)7
11(18)7
1287
sarranoob 6 months ago
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bassmatt11 7 months ago
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Gaz10t 7 months ago
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Did anyone esle notice at 10:16 he said 2+3=4
wondergeek7 7 months ago
Did anyone esle notice at 10:17 he said 2+3=4
wondergeek7 7 months ago
@wondergeek7 He means add the 2nd and 3rd number in the sequence to get the 4th.
Pariahzeman 7 months ago
u really math genuis
tapatwiw 7 months ago
0 and 0!
0 to 0
0 to 0
NEVER 10 DIGITS
mainllgi 7 months ago
65 x 11
65 x 10 = 650
650 + 65 =715
If that's not the easiest way without a calculator idk what's wrong with you
whitespace99 7 months ago
I bet he choose 4 & 9 cus they're in sf
LUK3W4RN 7 months ago
Just do this
If it's 65*11
65
*065
_____ 715
ladawg81 7 months ago
Thats a fucked up way of multiplying by 11...... say youre multiplying 65: Add a zero, then the number you're multiplying; 715
oudy123 7 months ago
AND THEN U VANISH
SFrontFrenzy 7 months ago
Has anyone noticed that the theme song is sung by a guy with an accent?
familydude154 8 months ago
this works if you get a double digit for instance using the numbers 9 & 6 , and going through the 7th # is 93, so you take 9 (9+3 ) 3 ......thus you get 9 12 3.............in the video brian said you cannot have a 2 digit middle portion so the 12 gets split up again the first digit gets added to the first portion of 93 = 9+1 = 10 and the second digit of 12, the 2, stays so you get 1023 as the overall total.......this works
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TylerJamesStyle 8 months ago
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DaKillursFriend 8 months ago
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CrewBallaz 8 months ago
If you start off with 7 and 4. It didn't work I lost more than a beer.....
MrOjh378 8 months ago
the proof for this is simple. Take 2 numbers, A and B, create the same 10 numbers but express them as A and B. For example, first 5 numbers would be: A, B, A+B, A+2B, 2A+3B. Notice the 7th number is 5A+8B. Now add everything, and you get a total of 55A + 88B. See how the total is always 11x the 7th value.
The trick to multiply by 11 for any size 7th num, is to take the num you are multiplying, say 9123, and perform shifted addition. 9123
+ 9123
=100353
works for any 2 positive nums
Keroppix 8 months ago
did he had a fake iphone? kinda looks too big :P
noogiloogi 8 months ago
00:09, THEN YOU VANISH!!
sk8koa 8 months ago 11
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TylerJamesStyle 8 months ago
From the begining of Scam School, I finaly have the brains to wonder how many people buy you beers. LOL XD
joshi12311 8 months ago
the great wall of beer not china
warriorsfan12331 8 months ago
Ninja warrior's T-shirt without the logo ?!! WTF dude
OmarCherguiOfficial 8 months ago
@OmarCherguiOfficial wait... are you talking about my shirt in the episode? erm... you know that's the japanese flag, right?
shwooddotcom 8 months ago
The method to multiply any number by 11 it's the Trachtenberg System:
Ex: 9758 The result will have the following digits: 9_(9+7)_(7+5)_(5+8)_8 ==> 9_(16)_(12)_(13)_8. But 16, 12 and 13 are not digits, so the digit taking the position is only the last one (6, 2 and 3 respect.) and THEN you take the 1 from the "tens" and sum them to the digit before them. So it becomes: (9+1)_(6+1) [you also add "1" here bacause it comes from the "12" after him...AND SO ON]_(2+1)_(3)_8 => 10_7_3_3_8 = 107338
pape2008 8 months ago 2
Let's say the number is XY
The sequence would be: ( X ) + ( Y ) + (X+Y) + (X+2Y) + (2X+3Y) + (3X+5Y) + (5X+8Y) + (8X+13Y) + (13X+21Y) + (21X+34Y) = 55X + 88Y = 11*(5X+8Y) = 11 times the 7th number (just check)
If the 7th number is 3 digits, do the same by considering the first two number X and the last number Y. For example 102, 10 is considered the first digit and 2 is considered the second digit. Therefore, 102*11 = 10 (10+2) 2 = 10 (12) 2 = 1122
Your can use calculator to check
snubbull123 8 months ago
okay I found out that 97 cannot work??
TheEternity123 8 months ago
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update2011new 8 months ago 150
@update2011new why are you people so desperate for thumbs ups? You don't get anything!
mrra1ncity 8 months ago
@mrra1ncity iam doing it so people dont wast there time watching boring stuff we see on all scam school shows so if i get more thumbs up my comment will be the fris one an people dont wast there time :)
update2011new 8 months ago
@update2011new
It's not bullshit. If there weren't sponsors there wouldn't be a Scam School.
ulremy4 8 months ago
@ulremy4 k i will say skip the ads
update2011new 8 months ago
@ulremy4 netflix pays for scam school lololol
update2011new 8 months ago
too bad there arent any skip ad comments
crazyguy980 8 months ago
wtf where did I go??
OMFG he ended call on me
*cry*
luckviewer777 8 months ago
Yeah you could just add a zero behind the number and then add the number to that, why does brian make it complicated :D
ac1th 8 months ago
you add 2 and 3 to get 4
1297golumb 8 months ago
to calculate any number times 11 just calculate it times 10 (add a zero...) and then add the number again IE 101 X 11 =1010+101=1111
kiler2010 8 months ago 4
Nice use of Fibonacci sequence and the 11 trick.
For anyone who doesn't know the fibonacci sequence, you best look it up. Its one of the most intriguing pieces of nature.
Reapinangel91 8 months ago
the intro's are always the same...very original...
aandgpointlessvideos 8 months ago
really like this one thanks.
TheArrco 8 months ago
At the beginning look at the cars they're different when he vanishes its a different time
supergreatsuper 8 months ago
Or you could do this:
46 x 11 = 46 x 10 + 46
TheG331 8 months ago 3
@TheG331 i was thinking that :)
Adsky123 8 months ago
Anyone see the bird at 0:25- 0:31. It actually disappeared!
h2n2y 8 months ago
@h2n2y aka walked behind a tire and then kept walking
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MyAwesome999 8 months ago
Im asian.... nuff said
.... Im good at math????
AHHHHH STEREOTYPES PEOPLE!!!
thatasiankid45 8 months ago
best intro ever xD
MeandmagiC 8 months ago
I'm downvoting all Revision 3 videos because they sell favoriting and upvoting to get other videos in my front page.
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2 things to say:
1. This guy is the biggest fucking douchebag I have ever seen.
2. He says "1, 1, 2, 3, 5, and after that I have a hard time remembering" He can't fucking add 3 and 5 in his head? Wow.
TheLiberalSoup 8 months ago
@TheLiberalSoup he can but it's not necessary because no1 cares. you're just jealous because your an unsocial loner who fails at life.
homm87 8 months ago
@homm87
Hmm, good point. Don't even know if I can come up with a response, you really got me there.
TheLiberalSoup 8 months ago
Cops at 8:21 lol
iVidTutorials 8 months ago
Im already a damn fucking math genius.
TheLiberalSoup 8 months ago
There is a really easier way to multiply a 2 digit number times 11 : you add a zero to the end of the number and you add the original number : E.g 23x11=230+23=253; 46x11=460+46=506.........
ShockwaveMagic 8 months ago
they're both only using their minds....
Jonnay0808 8 months ago
Yeah im a math whiz i knew that already
TwitCentral 8 months ago
Love the Shiner Bock Beer out front
springs61204 8 months ago
that was the most useless explanation on how to multiply...it's exactly the mechanics of the multiplication, anyone probably uses the same method on the paper, they just don't realize it first hand
Aiur89 8 months ago
if the first 2 digits are 8 and 9 then 7th number is a 3-digit one
KalinPopov 8 months ago
No, I really wasn't going to say what is squarespace.
propeng1 8 months ago
I just love this show
lukazd99 8 months ago
I'm going to test if this works with multi-digit seeds. one sec
Nope, you can't
used the seeds 45 and 89
all 10 numbers in the sequence added up is 10309
the 7th number times 11 is 10307
Plus, even if it worked, it took me 30 seconds to do that multiplication in my head, so I would have lost anyway
d4m4s74 8 months ago
Man This trick Get Me Laid With Asian Women
mothafockha 8 months ago
I find it easier to just do it this way: (7th number = x)
x * 10 = y
y + x = answer
In a nutshell: add a 0 to the end of the 7th number, add the 7th number to the "new" number
luffy933 8 months ago
THUMBS THIS UP SO EVERYONE CAN SEE:
THE NORMAL METHOD DOES NOT WORK IF THE 7TH NUMBER IS 3 DIGITS I.E 101 (THIS OCCURS WHEN THE FIRST TWO SINGLE DIGIT NUMBERS ARE HIGH)
TO FIX THIS WRITE THE FIRST AND LAST NUMBER AT BOTH ENDS, THEN ADD THE FIRST TWO DIGITS WITH THE 3RD DIGIT IN THE MIDDLE. THE LAST NUMBER THEN REPLACES THE SECOND NUMBER.
I.E
101
1 (10 +1) 1
= 1111
= (REPLACE FOURTH NUMBER WITH 2ND, IN THIS CASE IT REMAINS 1111)
THIS SHOULD WORK IF THE 7TH NUMBER IS 3 DIGITS.
BlackyChan911 8 months ago 62
@BlackyChan911 well this simply doesn't work. The first number I tried was 117 and it failed.
sammmmmy195 8 months ago
@sammmmmy195 damn, it worked for a few 3 digit numbers i tried. did you use to single digit numbers to begin with? with my method the 2nd number in 117 x 11 will be wrong.. but all else is correct.. im puzzled, perhaps you could try a geometric sequence haha although that defeats the purpose as it would take a while.. :)
BlackyChan911 8 months ago
@sammmmmy195
@BlackyChan911
algorithm is so simple:
XYZ*11=(X)(X+Y)(Y+Z)(Z)
QWERTY*11=(Q)(Q+W)(W+E)(E+R)(T+Y)(Y)
so
3 digits 549*11=5 5+4 4+9 9 = 6039
Evgenyiy 8 months ago 3
@BlackyChan911 but it doesnt work if its like 124 X 11 or 108 X 11
Dragoondaniel 8 months ago
IJoshFTW 8 months ago
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@IJoshFTW "Or did you mean like the 4th number replaces the 2nd but the 2nd doesn't replace the 4th? " Yes exactly that.. although it seems my method does not work for all single digit numbers..
BlackyChan911 8 months ago
@BlackyChan911 Yup,i'm about to say that,actually it would be clearer if you wrote it this way
101
1(10+01)1
=1111
another example
348
3(34+48)8
=3828
LameDestiny 8 months ago 2
@BlackyChan911 this doesn't seem to work with 9 and 8 ... I tried it out, and the 7th number will be 110, so it would be 1(11+0)0, which by what you said, would be 1110 > 1011, but the correct answer is 1212. Unless I misread your explanation, it doesn't work here. Please correct me if I am wrong.
jwebb232 8 months ago
@BlackyChan911 that doesn't always work ... but just multiplying by 11, or adding the number to the number x10 works, so for your example ...
101+1010=1111, and that works every time.
jwebb232 8 months ago
@BlackyChan911 I figured out the formula for the 3-digit one. you take the first and last number like normal, then in the center, add the first two and the last two numbers together. In the example, 135, you would do this:
135 = 1 (13 + 35) 5 = 1485 or, if you prefer add the first two and last two, like this: 1 (1+3) (3+5) 5 = 1485
jwebb232 8 months ago
Gaz10t 7 months ago
@BlackyChan911 The method Brian Brushwood mentioned can be applied for larger numbers.
If the number was 1064 — start with the 4, next add 6 and 4 for the next column which is 0 (with a carried 1). Then add 0 and 6 and add the carried 1 to get 7. Then add 1 and 0 to get 1, then the final (most significant) digit is just 1 (the original most significant digit)
The rule is you just keep adding pairs of digits along the number, and carrying 1s (aside from the first and last digit)
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@BlackyChan911 What if you picked 8 and 9 for start and got 111 for the 7th number - you get 1225 as the final number, but i cant get it with that special number crunching... can you make the formula with letters and not numbers? ABC = A _ _ C and ......... like that :)
Yellow9Ball 4 months ago
allright i just screwd myself , i was thinking of the 10th number , not a total sum of 10 numbers... Sorry guys xD
Linyzas 8 months ago
@ryanlg1995 allright how can 8th number be the answer , i look to the show , and do same numbers and dont get ansver , please explain how they get it then
Linyzas 8 months ago
I showed this to my math teacher today. She exploded into a cloud of pencil shavings and chalk.
TheLMack 8 months ago
Same with 4 9 13 22 35 57 92 149 241 390 631 1021 Not 1012 ...
Linyzas 8 months ago
either way i am stupid or its only me getting 788 at 11:18 by manual counting 3 7 10 17 27 44 71 115 186 301 487 788? Not 781... Which makes this episode scam school useless and gay
Linyzas 8 months ago
Goddamnit! Mutliplying with 11 is easy.
X * 11 = X * 10 + X
who needs that shitty formula...
Armandelis 8 months ago
@Armandelis it is the same, take a better look at the formula, you are doing the same thing.
overheersbeest 8 months ago
@overheersbeest it is no diference if you use his formula , use armandelis one , or do mine where i add up X0 +x like if 44x11=440+44=484 ; Multiply by 11 is easy
Linyzas 8 months ago
@overheersbeest True, but I think mine is better anyways, because it is simply easier.
Armandelis 8 months ago
let's review: thx to, wanna see fails, suggestions, questions, next week....
no that sounds like a review
addeffects 8 months ago
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ignatorius 8 months ago
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ignatorius 8 months ago
random fibonacci seqence. cool simple effective trick! =)
LoneDF 8 months ago
just fuckin' multiply the number by 10 and then add the number to the total
cosmin5678 8 months ago 5
how was E3?
TheSinisterSquirrel 8 months ago
2 AND 3 EQUALS 4???
kurtoofthedesert 8 months ago
@kurtoofthedesert He meant the 4th line
PhoenixDog2160 8 months ago
That guy looks kinda like erik beck from indy mogul haha
zanderz13 8 months ago
I THOUGHT THIS EPISODE IS ABOUT MACHETE, DAMN...
darklourd 8 months ago
what about 6+2
jakeabalone 8 months ago
lego bieber hair.
TheEpmagic 8 months ago
How about for a three digit number like if you star with 9+9 or 9+8
drabikrider2323 8 months ago 4
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ernestryles 8 months ago
@drabikrider2323 for a 3 digit number its a little harder, but you put a 0 on the front and back of the number so for 357x11, you would think 03570. Then you add the neighboring numbers from right to left. 7+0 =7 5+7=12 carry the one over 3+5+1 =9 and 0+3=3 so you get 3,927
ernestryles 8 months ago 2
@ernestryles Ok thanks
drabikrider2323 8 months ago
what if it's the same number twice?
SharperThanYouThink 8 months ago
@SharperThanYouThink how would that change anything?
musicrox127 8 months ago
Multiplying by 11 can be easier:
For 46, add 0 to the end, making it 460 then add 46 which is 506.
This can also work with multiplying with anything really.. like multiplying 46 by a higher number like 44 u can take 6 out of 46 out n jus use 40 for now, so its 40 x 44.. u can do 40x40(1600) first then add 40,4 times (160) so 40x44=1760 then u still need to do 6x44 n add that so u can do 40x6(4x6 n add 0 so 240) n then 4x6=24 so that totals 264 so 1760+264=46x44=2024
bohemia187 8 months ago
For 46x11
I do 46x10 + 46x1
460 + 46 => 506
Way easier and faster
nathywathy93 8 months ago
Next time, we get a show on Revision3!
hhmm89 8 months ago
OK, on a scale from KANGAROO to BRAIN AGERIZM, how amazong was that?
That was... mustard
AwesameTori25 8 months ago 2
That was... mustard
AwesameTori25 8 months ago
I would've wrote 69 for the first two digits ;D
xZerko 8 months ago
anyone else notice he doesnt promote the scam school forums anymore
StraightJacketMattt 8 months ago
EPIC HAIR !!!!!
luizcaliboy 8 months ago
"by growing an epic beard." he's talking bout harley from epic meal time right? :P
KornyKid0Kay 8 months ago
The guy on the left is Steve Buscemi + Justin Bieber's hair.
wifiphonekid11 8 months ago
"The fact that you are so butthurt"
SuperChuckmeister 8 months ago
XD he said 2+3=4
TheFrostburner 8 months ago
and then you vanish
pokesiny 8 months ago
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pokesiny 8 months ago
lol i love how on every vid the top rated comment is the advert skip ;p
mish3lovic 8 months ago
40th
jellybellyjellyfish 8 months ago
A much simpler way to multiply by 11 is to just add a zero to the number (multiply by 10) and then add the original number to it for the total.
pdshiff 8 months ago
i actually want how to grow an epic beard
Navyshadow 8 months ago
I didn't learn how to vanish. Brian, you betrayed me.
maullster 8 months ago 47
Let's thank the sponsors . . . by skipping over their commercials.
MountHappy 8 months ago 2
How long does it take to do your hair?
QueerAsFaith 8 months ago
i thought the title was "Look like a Machete" -.-
NinjaHamstar1 8 months ago
I thought the title said methlete at first O.o
dyl98dyl 8 months ago
For multiplying by 11 you can also do (nx10)+n. Example 846x10=8460 and 8460+846=9306.
001BrainyBrady 8 months ago
like if u hav as many rings as lebron
alexisawesome1000 8 months ago
the guy on the left looks like steve buscemi
skilzdatkilz91323 8 months ago
skip 1st ad 4:07
skip 2nd ad 6:57
alexisawesome1000 8 months ago
.........i want your shirt brian!!
icelike22 8 months ago
start of trick 0:45
first ad: 4:04
second ad: 6:56
the1janitor 8 months ago
Holy shit he vanished
Zjgamer 8 months ago
4:06
6:57
ckellingc 8 months ago
Skip ads where are u when i need yuu!!
HoboClovvn 8 months ago
I did everything but vanish :(
NLushBqq 8 months ago
it feels like every episode is brought by squarespace and netflix.
weflylow2183 8 months ago
113
icelike22 8 months ago
Skip 1st ad 0:23
Skip 2nd ad 4:05
Skip 3rd ad 6:56
HeyImBubProductions 8 months ago 140
hi
hjaansi 8 months ago
someone post the skip ad comment instead of saying nTH. =P
89rafa 8 months ago
I really dont care what place this comment is in.
abcjack100 8 months ago 87
I always look forward to Thursday, or Wednesday nights : )
JustinAndMaxINC 8 months ago
I was hoping this would come out today lol
mnkychz 8 months ago
0.5th!
89rafa 8 months ago
@HelloimBradley1 FAIL
Grarromi2 8 months ago