sabbaroni 🧔🏻Apr 20, 2021·1 reply
Oblivion XI mean in this form as in 6 is the dividend and 2(2+1) would be a divisor and the ÷ which substitutes for the / sign would separate the left hand and right hand elements
the division sign doesn’t divide both sides though
if i wrote 4/2+2, that would be 3, not 1
same logic here
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Apr 20, 2021
gh0stmanDumbass alert 🚨🚨
- Apr 20, 2021·1 reply
Saturday1
HOWLING
- Apr 20, 2021Puma
HOWLING
F*** you, Puma.
Apr 20, 2021Brackets
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Apr 20, 2021
hemagloxDistributing the 2 still gives you 1 though
6 / (2 + 4)
6 / 6
1i thought it was accepted by math professors that it was 9 tho
- Apr 20, 2021·1 replysabbaroni
the division sign doesn’t divide both sides though
if i wrote 4/2+2, that would be 3, not 1
same logic here
But in cases like this implied multiplication takes precedence over division.
But I see ur point
the question is just overall ambiguous in nature and communication - sabbaroni 🧔🏻Apr 20, 2021Oblivion X
But in cases like this implied multiplication takes precedence over division.
But I see ur point
the question is just overall ambiguous in nature and communicationit’s still completely ambiguous depending on how you were taught in this situation
like.. do you read 1/2x as (1/2)x or as 1/(2x)? bc a calculator would read it as (1/2)x
it all comes down to remembering nobody should ever use the division sign past pre-algebra just as a general rule to avoid confusion
Apr 20, 2021Been out of high-school for a year miss me with this brain bending bs
Apr 20, 2021
orangejuiceYeah, that's what I mean.
As explained by another user in this thread, the way most Americans are taught order of operations would lead us to get 9 when solving this problem.
how the f*** were you taught how to do math
