NARRATOR: Hello Snoot.
SNOOT: (ALIEN LANGUAGE)
NARRATOR: What have you got there?
SNOOT: (ALIEN LANGUAGE)
NARRATOR: Oh, meebs... and not just any meebs, but jumping meebs!
That's quite a collection.
How many are there altogether?
SNOOT: (ALIEN LANGUAGE)
NARRATOR: Thank you Snoot.
Having them lined up like this makes them easier to count.
You've got four rows of meebs, with 3 meebs in each row.
So all together that's 4 times 3, which equals 12.
FIN: (ALIEN LANGUAGE)
NARRATOR: Hello Fin, do you want to count them another way?
FIN: (ALIEN LANGUAGE)
NARRATOR: I thought you might...
From where you're standing you can see 3 rows of meebs, with 4 meebs in each row.
So you prefer to multiply 3 times 4, which equals...
12 as well.
SNOOT: (ALIEN LANGUAGE)
NARRATOR: Of course Snoot, it's exactly the same as what you had.
From where you're standing, you can see 4 rows of 3, but from where Fin’s standing, there are 3 rows of 4.
But it doesn’t matter if you multiply 3 times 4 or 4 times 3.
The answer will always be the same.
NARRATOR: Now then, let’s see what these meebs can do.
SNOOT: (ALIEN LANGUAGE)
Oh dear...
Meeb down.
