EPTParenths Exponents Multi Divi Addi subtracty.
I had to write down pemdas to not screw it up.
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Rakanishu2
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Parenths Exponents Multi Divi Addi subtracty. I had to write down pemdas to not screw it up. | ||
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Golgotha
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Ethelis
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Hugoboss21
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On April 08 2011 05:50 Fawkes wrote: how about... 48 ----- (9+3) 2 24(9 + 3) 24(12) 288? thats (48/2)(9+3). | ||
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Motiva
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howerpower
United States619 Posts
Arguing over a 5th grade math problem b/c we iz so intelligentz. | ||
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Navane
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On April 08 2011 05:45 MasterOfChaos wrote: I'd say if the multiplication sign is omitted then multiplication binds stronger than division. Just like 1/2x is 1/(2x) and not (1/2)*x. Yeah, as a frequent algebra scribbler i see 48/2(3+9) as:
for that exact reason. If you multiplicate without even using a multiplication sign, its stronger than dividing. a/bcde = a/(bcde), not acde/b | ||
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AttackZerg
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sanya
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bootbootcar
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Chimpalimp
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Live and learn. Order of operation ftw. | ||
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RoyalCheese
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On April 08 2011 05:52 xMiragex wrote: I've been out of school for 3 years and in no way does this seem deceptive. wow Maybe because you didn't think about it hard enough.  | ||
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Satire
Canada295 Posts
48/2*12 = 288 Or written as 48/2(12) Any numbers written inside a single bracket beside eachother is the same as multiplication. It's just another way of writing that out. A number inside a bracket besides another number simply signifies multiplication. For example: 2x is the same as 2(x) or even 2 * X. | ||
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MichaelEU
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loveeholicce
Korea (South)785 Posts
Yea its basically 48 / 2 x ( 9+3). BEDMAS Brackets first, so you get 48 / 2 x 12. From here nothing takes priority so you just do left to right. | ||
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Ryshi
Canada361 Posts
-------- 2(9+3) is written as 48/(2(9+3)), which is not 48/2(9+3) if we isolate 2(9+3), it's written as 2*(9+3) hence it should be rewritten as 48/2*(9+3) before any evaluation is done. | ||
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