The
Weird Number - Clip 7
Comments for Clip 7 Text of clip 7 (3:27) 4/6: ...Well, just like me and like all the numbers who live in the dark woods beyond the mountains. 4/6: Certainly. All natural numbers are also rational numbers. Pick a bottom number. 4/6: Alright. We’ll need 5 cakes. We’ll cut each cake into 3 equal parts. Now, how many pieces will you eat? 4/6: So, one of your forms is 15 over 3. Because when you cut each cake into three equal pieces you eat 15 pieces. 4/6: Well, The sun is going down and I must be on my way. And goodbye, fellow rational numbers. 4/6: I don’t know since we’re all rational numbers, I'm no more responsible for him than you are. Narrator: Afterward, 9 discovered that he could be 18 over 2. 763: Too many. All of us can have many different forms. 763: Then pointing towards the mountains they can have different forms too. Of course, the others agreed. 763: Then, 4/6ths can take other forms also. 763: I just have a hunch. Look at this cake. And if we cut it into 6 equal parts our friend 4/6ths would eat four of them. 763: So we’ll put four pieces on this tray. Now, how much would 2/3rds eat? 963 (interrupting): And, eat two of them. 763: Exactly. 763 (finishing 9's sentence): the same as 2/3rds. I’m going after it! Maybe I can still catch the scoundrel. |