x(y) means x times y. You have to get rid of the parenthesis first.
no man you go left to right after eliminating the parenthesis
Someone explain this soccer s*** to me
Yeah soccer confusing af there’s too many leagues
That’s why I just follow Goatnaldo
x(y) means x times y. You have to get rid of the parenthesis first.
and it doesnt even matter what order u do the denominator in
6 / 2 (1 + 2)
6 / 2 (3)
6 / 2 x 3
its a fraction bro thats not how it works
no man you go left to right after eliminating the parenthesis
How are you getting 9 then?
6 / 2(1+2)
6 / 2(3)
6 / 6
= 1
You're overthinking it
nah ur overthinking it lol take a piece of paper and write it out like this
6
__
2(1+2)
How are you getting 9 then?
6 / 2(1+2)
6 / 2(3)
6 / 6
= 1
in pemdas after you eliminate the parentheses you go left to right
6/2 is 3 and 3 x 3 is 9
Bout to report the oc racism in the football thread f*** them niggas
who?
Yeah soccer confusing af there’s too many leagues
That’s why I just follow Goatnaldo
Looks like all the good clubs made their own league so it should be easier to follow now I think
So now you don’t have to watch Juventus beat up some random Sicilian bum club
in pemdas after you eliminate the parentheses you go left to right
6/2 is 3 and 3 x 3 is 9
You eliminate the parenthesis when you multiply 2(3) bro.
@DonJulio
I got 9 but like Wav said these questions are purposefully written weird:
Saw this in the comments so we can leave it here.
I got 9 but like Wav said these questions are purposefully written weird:
Saw this in the comments so we can leave it here.
but that 2nd one aint right
it'd have to be written like this: (6/2)*(2+1) or (6/2)(2+1)
but that 2nd one aint right
it'd have to be written like this: (6/2)*(2+1) or (6/2)(2+1)
Parentheses can symbolize multiplication as well so once you do the (2+1) within the parentheses it's now written as 6/2(3)
Left to right it becomes 3(3) = 9
but that 2nd one aint right
it'd have to be written like this: (6/2)*(2+1) or (6/2)(2+1)


yeah if you write it that specific way that is correct but that's not how its written initially
Parentheses can symbolize multiplication as well so once you do the (2+1) within the parentheses it's now written as 6/2(3)
Left to right it becomes 3(3) = 9
let me rephrase, the 2nd one is correct if the problem was actually written that way but it's not