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終活作業中1 month ago

ほんまかいな 日本人なら ハッパ64で2秒やろ

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Enoch Eyim-Danquah1 month ago

Nobody was taught the first way, that’s only useful in algebra when you don’t have the values

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朧月夜🇯🇵🗾🌸1 month ago

日本人ならいきなり8x8=64で終わりそう(*´ω`*)

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sbFun1 month ago

いや、アメリカ人でもそんなやつおらんやろ。

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Robert Guy1 month ago

I guess I'm japanese

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AnjBear1 month ago

I'm Canadian, and the math I was taught, is the same way as the Japan method shown. I don't know what that USA method is, but that is some kind of fucked up way to do it.

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ɐǝɹ∀ ǝɥʇ uI ɹǝs∩ snoɯʎuou∀1 month ago

I don't know anyone who would use the FOIL method with nothing but CONSTANTS.

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せいら1 month ago

おそらく日本人の殆どが、最初の式の後すぐ、=64って書くと思う(/・ω・)/

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Hasp1 month ago

That's not how Americans are taught. Work in parenthesis first unless you have a direct multiplier outside the parenthesis.

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かえる姫🐸@難病闘病中の薬ザラザラ生活は,続く!1 month ago

これが本当なら,日本以上に九九の暗算のけたが多いインド人が計算早く、アメリカの理系で活躍するのがわかる気がします。

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Ned Smith1 month ago

wtf you talking about. everyone would do 5+3=8 and that squared is 64.

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Florgledorfle1 month ago

This is incorrect. Order of operations is the one thing in mathematics that teachers genuinely force down our throats. The left is not taught anywhere as the proper way of solving the equation. It may be useful long form to see how the concepts interwork, but that's iffy.

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enasa1 month ago

カナダでハッパ64で回答したら途中の過程を見せなさいということで左のような展開を見せたのを思い出す。

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Public Discourse1 month ago

Has to be ragebait. We don't foil if both terms are integers.

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Nick Klemczak1 month ago

Is this how USA does it now???? PEMDAS is 5+3 is 8 then you square it so it’s 64. What’s all this other nonsense

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Daublain🇧🇲1 month ago

1 step = 64. Used to piss off my teachers, then I would lose marks for not showing my work even when they didn't specify I had too.

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Marielle Redclaw1 month ago

The one on the left is only done when you have variables Like if it were (x + y)^2

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Brad R. Torgersen1 month ago

I'm Gen X American and I was taught to always do the work inside the parentheses first, for the precise reason shown. Videos like this are stupid bait. Alas, it works. Almost entirely on an American audience.

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CrossKitty1 month ago

To all my fellow Americans...

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Don Young1 month ago

I answered that in my head in about 2 secs or less. I have never seen the method on the left in my life but I'm sure someone thinks that it is neat. Totally unnecessary but very thoughtful. By the way I'm from the US

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Tommy Pruchinski1 month ago

As someone who learned math in the US, this is not how I would do it. Unless there was a variable

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Ameriboo 🇺🇸1 month ago

I have a better way to make it complicated (a+b)^2 = a^2 + 2ab + b^2 (5 + 3)^2 5^2 + 2x5x3 + 3^2 25 + 30 + 9 64

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Teddie1 month ago

I'm so fucking sick of shit colored hands who genuinely think people do the shit on the left because they couldn't comprehend the Pythagorean theory all the way through even college

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Parker Brown1 month ago

Nom nom this ragebait is indeed of a fine vintage

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FuryRoadKill1 month ago

Wow; today I 'leared' that 1956 California elementary-school taught "Japanese" multiplication methods! Please tell me the "USA" method shown isn't nationwide...

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Aaron1 month ago

Anyone who passed the 4th grade immediately knew it was 8x8… what’s all this nonsense lol

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Nick1 month ago

Basic mathematical functions are taught in USA. The only time this is expected if this procedure is done to learn algebra variables

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べに│コツコツ高配当集め1 month ago

xとかyの代数の考え方が出てきてからかも〜?

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John Gibson1 month ago

I am USA raised and the way listed for Japan is how we learned to do it in school, how we teach it, and so this is kinda dumb. Hey kids PEDMAS

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Sean MacTira1 month ago

Absolutely not true. Simple PEMDAS in the US as well. The method you showed is only for unlike quantities and there are no variables involved, and the Japanese would treat them the same

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Waawaatesi1 month ago

I am American and I did that in my head by just a glance.

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金田拓之@私は絶対に分かる問題以外興味はない1 month ago

何が言いたいのか分からん…😅

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C Bliss1 month ago

The “Japanese” version is the version that older Americans learned how to use! This new shit is stupid and harmful when taken a timed test! In fact we learned how to do simple math in our heads!

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ARUMANYAN1 month ago

両方習いますよな。

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