This is not Math. Most of it is memorised in childhood. This doesn't mean that Indians are good at problem solving. Indians are as good or as bad as everybody else around the world.
Also Indians are good at science! That's the reason 36% of scientists at NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) are indians. 12% scientists ,38% doctors and around 1 million engineer in US are Indian.
@@NarutoUzumaki-xd4db it's a fact. People argue that nasa only recruits its 'citizens' and that this claim is false. Yes, 36% of nasa scientists are of "Indian origin", not Indians.
@@harshau8332 They recruit a lot from Indian IIT and ISRO, and offer them great money and incentives to their family as well and they are offered citizenship as well with a lot of other lures and incentives. So yes they are indians all right. Not being a active citizen any more dont change they are still Indians. even second or third generations there, refer to themselves as Indian or Indian Americans, indian part being constant in all. So in a figure of speech saying 36% indians in Nasa wont be wrong either.
5:03 I laughed so hard here, my lungs are malfunctioning 🤣🤣 my relatives won't come directly at me and ask multiplications but I 200% can guarantee they have the audacity to ask report cards of all my grades 😀 and their level of spying is just *chef kiss
React to Shakuntala Devi,she was known as the human calculator,faster than calculator,not joking google out,nice video bro🥰 Even I am not good at math but these questions were not so tough
See Gabi the thing is, many people learnt the answers of such basic maths problems when they were a child. Squares of number from 1 to 20, cube of numbers from 1-10. So when they look up for a sec and tells the answer they are not actually solving it but remembering the answer. (But yeah some of them solved it and that took some time also.) If she would have asked square of number 56, many would have not given the right answers. This is what they meant when they said they are not good at maths, because here in India these questions are so basic that everyone is expected to know the answers but maths after 10th standard goes really really tough. #realist
If anyone asks me how good I'm in maths, I would definitely answer " not that good" just because I don't want to seem like an arrogant student or I'm showing off. Well that's just MY thinking.
Please react on arijit sir song haan me galat plz 🙏😃by the way I am in class 11th and in class 9th I score 100 marks in maths but 10th exams are canceled due to Covid🤪
Gabbiii ❤️your reactions made me laugh 😂😂 I enjoyed a lot....and I m happy that ur happy and smiling bcz that make me smile you make me happy dear as always...lots of love to you 😍😍❤️❤️❤️❤️
Why i am found this clip on ten different channels of different countries this is a 2nd grade maths now i am can say that you don't imagine World second toughest exam IIT JEE (not exist on the earth for foreigners) thumbnail got me dying 😂
Very interesting. I enjoyed watching this video. Really good. Your reaction is funny and made me laugh a lot.😂😂😂. We use maths in daily life. Do more videos like this.❤❤❤
React to kalinga narthana thillana... Sung by sooryagayathri and rahul vellal with their guru kuldeep... Vande guruparampara....... Its an carnatic classical composition..about lord krishna...pls react to it
Gabby ....You can also be good in Maths ......avoid calculator on phone......and .try to do math first on paper or with finger s.....and then try to avoid paper and fingers ......so that you can do math in mind ......we indians are taught & trained so......every body in the world can be so like doing so.....try....your brain will also become fast and smart if you can solve such maths
We all have 3 divisions in each of our fingers ,.....but I don't no why she said that we have( 4 divisions ) I think that she somehow spoken this becoz of nervousness may be ,......or everyone has different way of counting on their fingers so that could be the reason as well......
The credit goes to all those tricks whick was taught to us by our teachers & Vedic math to play with these numbers ..!! Last but not least , thanks to them , they kept us away from slevery of calculators..!! 😂
Looking up is not fun bro. Its like calculating from mind. Thats y we ppl if we think something or calculate something we see right up to the sky. Scientifically brain is in top part of body. So always when we think we always see up to the sky😜😜😜😜
By not being good at maths they don't mean they can't tell basic table. Though it is not like it is very easy to tell, but it is like rookey level. We learn in a different way that's all. Nothing to brag about.
Gabi do you know I am watching your this video from the exact same city where Aryabhatta was born....... The city name is Patna(old name Patliputra). Aryabhatta was the man who gave Zero (0), Number system and Decimals to the world... This is the land which also gave Trigonometry, Geometry, Arithmetics........ And In modern age this is the same city who gave Dr. Vashishtha Narayan Singh whose calculations helped the NASA to launch its first Apollo mission..... And one of the most proud thing for me is that I am currently studying in the same university from where Dr. Vashishtha was graduated....!!
Ppl in India always born with mathematics. They might say maths is difficult but its not. Moreover india only got vedic maths thats y many Indians gets easier to calculate.
First of all we couldn't generalise anyone ... But statistically india can be among the maths giants ... But again solving cube and squares doesn't mean you are good at maths ...! Maths is a diverse subject ...
That was actually simple math questions cause we have to memorize the squares and cubes upto 20 when we were in 8th and 9th standard and that just remain in the memory
Actually gabi it ismy about math also ki bride walked away Point is a person cant even solve 10 + 5 is 15 How will he go buy groceries or anything...u dont need education for that 😊 Its just basic IQ stuff which is required to live and make family survive 😅😅 So its okay to make a choice upto her 😀
We have different ways to maths and taught in all ways and we remember at lea Tables upto 16-20 times table, my elders were even taught 1/2, 1/3, 1/4 tables, this basic, thank.
