What's 9 plus 10.......

A video I made to prove to my son Josh that 9 + 10 = 21!

[memesboynum]

the kid is not stupid he is smarter than we all thought

[mannysentertainment]

We know it's fake but it's really funny

[Leopard]

9/10/21 bro warned us all.
Edit: HOLY MOLY, THIS IS MY MOST LIKED COMMENT EVER ( thank you so much guys!)

[neivionnetorres]

For those of you saying it's wrong,
1. ( 10 + 9 = 19 )
2. ( 19 ) flipped is ( 91 )
3. ( 91 / 7 = 13 )
4. ( 13 + 7 = 20 )
5. ( 20 x 2 = 40 )
6. ( 40 + 2 = 42 )
7. ( 42 / 6 = 7 )
8. ( 7 ) flipped is ( L )
9. ( L ) is the 12th letter of the alphabet
10. ( 12 + 1 = 13 )
11. ( 13 x 3 = 39 )
12. ( 39 - 9 = 30 )
13. ( 30 / 5 = 6 )
14. ( 6 ) upsidown is ( 9 )
15. ( 9 + 11 = 20 )
16. ( 20 x 1.5 = 30 )
17. ( 30 / 2 = 15 )
18. ( 15 + 1 = 16 )
19. ( 16 × 2 = 32 )
20. ( 32 x 0.25 = 8)
21. ( 8 - 5 = 3 )
22. ( 3 ) flipped is ( Ɛ ), which looks like ( E )
23. ( E ) is the 5th letter in the alphabet
24) ( 5 x 7 = 35 )
25. ( 35 / 7 = 5 )
26. ( 5 x 4 = 20 )
27. ( 20 x 2 = 40 )
28. Go back to step 1. and get the ( 19 )
29. Go back to step 27. and get the ( 40 )
30. ( 40 - 19 = 21 )

TO EVERYONE HATING, I MADE THIS ALL BY MYSELF, I DIDNT COPYPASTE IT, AND FOR THE LOVE OF GOD I DIDNT USE CRAPGPT broddie your using chatp gpt @kyotoedizz

[arbysandghyesdorano]

This video reminds me of a bathtub draining

[Bumbum.-]

I feel so old watching this video in 2023 and its about to be 2024😭😭😭😭

[yellowcreepergd]

I saw the cut when he hovered his fingers above the “=“ button

[BoomBabe-ri]

I thought youtube shorts was created in 2021

[daviddimalanta]

That is a good calculator! I told u this technology never makes mistake

[chillng]

Plot twist it actually always 21 but the government had fool us to think it 19!

[hounddogmcbrag]

none of these new comments know the meme 😢

[myvids]

for People that don’t understand this is Called MDAS

[YITSLVI]

"your stupid" "nah nat" "whats 9+10?" "21" "you stupid" ahh calculator 😔🙏

[dombeastie]

Did anyone notice that he did not actually press the plus sign

[justfearpocoyo]

The F-22 Raptor: A Deep Dive into America's Stealth Fighter

The Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor isn't just a fighter jet; it's a technological marvel, a testament to decades of advanced research and development, and a potent symbol of American air power. This very long explanation will delve into its design, capabilities, history, and significance in the context of modern air warfare.

I. Design and Stealth Technology:

The Raptor's defining characteristic is its low-observable (stealth) technology. This isn't simply about making it hard to see; it's about significantly reducing its radar cross-section (RCS), making it incredibly difficult to detect by radar systems. This is achieved through a combination of factors:

- Airframe Shape: The F-22's airframe is meticulously designed with angled surfaces and edges, which deflect radar waves away from the sensor. This "faceted" design, combined with its overall shape, minimizes the reflection of radar signals back to the source.

- Radar-Absorbent Materials (RAM): The aircraft's surface is coated with specialized materials that absorb radar waves, further reducing its RCS. These materials are strategically placed to maximize their effectiveness.

- Internal Weapon Bays: Unlike many fighter jets with external hardpoints for weapons, the F-22 carries all its weapons internally. This dramatically reduces its radar signature, as external stores are significant contributors to RCS.

- Advanced Engine Technology: The Pratt & Whitney F119 turbofan engines feature advanced features to minimize infrared (IR) and radar signatures. The exhaust nozzles are designed to reduce the heat signature and the radar reflection from the engine exhaust.

- Electronic Warfare Suite: The F-22's suite of electronic warfare systems actively contributes to its stealth capabilities. These systems can jam enemy radars, disrupt communications, and provide situational awareness, enhancing its survivability.

II. Capabilities and Performance:

Beyond stealth, the F-22 boasts impressive performance characteristics:

- Supercruise: The ability to sustain supersonic speeds without using afterburners, significantly extending its range and endurance at high speeds.

- Maneuverability: The F-22 is incredibly agile, capable of performing high-g maneuvers that would stress many other aircraft. This superior maneuverability provides a significant advantage in air-to-air combat.

- Sensor Fusion: The aircraft integrates data from various sensors (radar, infrared, electronic warfare) to provide a comprehensive picture of the battlespace. This allows the pilot to make informed decisions quickly and effectively.

- Advanced Avionics: The F-22 features advanced avionics, including a sophisticated flight control system, integrated displays, and powerful onboard computers. These systems enhance the pilot's situational awareness and combat effectiveness.

- Air-to-Air and Air-to-Ground Capabilities: While primarily designed for air superiority, the F-22 also possesses air-to-ground capabilities, allowing it to engage ground targets with precision-guided munitions.

III. History and Development:

The F-22 program had a long and complex development history, spanning several decades. It emerged from the Advanced Tactical Fighter (ATF) program, a joint effort by the US Air Force and the US Navy in the 1980s. The Navy eventually withdrew, leaving the Air Force to pursue the program. The first flight was in 1997, and the aircraft entered service in 2005. The program was plagued by cost overruns and production delays, ultimately resulting in a smaller production run than initially planned.

IV. Operational Role and Significance:

The F-22 serves as the cornerstone of the US Air Force's air superiority fleet. Its stealth capabilities, superior maneuverability, and advanced sensors make it a formidable opponent in air-to-air combat. It has been deployed in various conflicts and exercises, demonstrating its effectiveness in maintaining air superiority. The Raptor's presence acts as a significant deterrent, influencing the strategic calculations of potential adversaries.

V. Limitations and Future:

Despite its capabilities, the F-22 is not without limitations:

- Production Halt: Production ended in 2012, leaving the US Air Force with a limited number of aircraft.

- Cost: The F-22 is an extremely expensive aircraft to operate and maintain.

- Emerging Threats: The rapid advancement of adversary technologies, including advanced radar systems and anti-aircraft weaponry, presents challenges to the Raptor's stealth capabilities.

The future of the F-22 likely involves upgrades and modifications to maintain its effectiveness against evolving threats. While the next-generation fighter, the F-35, complements the F-22, the F-22 remains a crucial asset in the US Air Force's arsenal.

VI. Conclusion:

The F-22 Raptor represents a pinnacle of aerospace engineering, integrating stealth technology, superior performance, and advanced avionics into a single, formidable platform. Its impact on air warfare is undeniable, shaping the strategic landscape and setting a high bar for future fighter jet development. However, its limitations highlight the ongoing arms race and the constant need for technological innovation in the realm of military aviation. The Raptor's legacy extends beyond its operational role; it serves as a powerful symbol of technological prowess and a testament to human ingenuity in the pursuit of air superiority.

[KadenClips]

He just did 2+0+*starts recording*9+10 is 21!

[numberblocksthefan]

Me just thinking dumbba dumbbaphant just did the math exam

[ShirlynMyers]

Human said whats 9+10?
Calculator said 21!😂😂😂

[Garden-szjb]

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[eetnod]

What if you think the 9 + 10 is not next 21 what is 19 that's the answer could you get the zero out of its place and then you put the nine inside his place we all know that why does this kid learn that the boy just saw 21 on on the TV and then he just said it just want second grader why would this kid even say that like that's the wrong answer he didn't let's mistake but he just made his self in trouble because his that was so confident that this is his child would get the answer ride that he will get like a $100 bill what's something that he like which we getting today if you keep on doing the wrong answer it's like once you do once once your dad give you a math question like two plus two say 15 you know you ain't going to be smart before 5th grade or 6th grade why you got to be smart what's the five what's the square root of 5 it is solar say 155 is for you are going t playing you going to get that s