Can you solve it?
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It's 9
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6/2(1+2) 6/2•3 3•3 9 [spoiler]ez[/spoiler]
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Is it (6/2)(2+1) or 6/(2 (2+1)) Because without horizontal division lines both are correct as either 9 or 1 respectively [url=https://math.berkeley.edu/~gbergman/misc/numbers/ord_ops.html]evidence from Berkeley edu[/url]
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Distributive Property 6/2(1+2) -> 6/(2+4) -> 6/6 = 1
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This is a legit way to get math homework done.
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Edited by TriumphantLord: 2/27/2016 2:43:42 PM[b][i]People need to -blam!-ing learn what Pedmas(or Bodmas or bedmas or Pemdas or Pemdsa or what the -blam!- you use). The acronym is like that [u]so young children can remember how to do it. [/u]Multiplication doesn't not come first just because what you learned is PEMDAS. Multiplication and division are done [u]in the order they appear in the equation(left to right).[/u] [/i][/b] Now that we got that out of the way, let's do math! -PEDMAS(What I use) 6/2(2+1) = ? -Parentheses: 2+1=3 6/2•3 -Exponents: N/A 6/2•3 -Division/Multiplication: 6/2 comes first so we do that. 3•3 -Division/Multiplication: 3•3 is what's left so we do that. 3•3=9 [b][i]There you have it! The answer is nine![/i][/b][spoiler]The answer can be different with the insertion of for parentheses however. Carry on.[/spoiler]
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Edited by choccy: 2/27/2016 10:14:08 PM1 surely [spoiler]nvm i see the error of my ways. Its 9[/spoiler]
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It's 9
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-blam!- off
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The only correct answer is 9
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Edited by Pro: 2/27/2016 10:04:06 PMThe only mathematically correct answer is 9.
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Nine. Do what's in the parenthesis first, then work the equation out from left to right, since all that's left is multiplication and division. That's what high school taught me anyway.
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9 bruh
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and guess what, order of operations is never used in adulthood.
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Shoobeedooba!
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1 man it's 1
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9 cause math...
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9 and 1
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6/2(1+2) 6/2*3 3*3 9[spoiler] use order of operations[/spoiler]
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Is it (6/2)(2+1) or 6/(2 (2+1)) Because without horizontal division lines both are correct as either 9 or 1 respectively [url=https://math.berkeley.edu/~gbergman/misc/numbers/ord_ops.html]evidence from Berkeley edu[/url]
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Edited by Cintron: 2/27/2016 4:42:40 AM1. 6 _________ 2(1+2) Same equation, much less dispute. Math easy. And why parenthesis are important. You obviously know how to use them op please stop trying to break the internet.
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6÷2(1+2) 6÷2(3) 6÷6 1 Use PEMDAS