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Edited by ThaddeusHamlet:
2/27/2016 2:08:36 AM
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6÷2(1+2) =
6÷2(3) =
6÷6 = 1
EDIT: The answer could actually be 9. To know the true answer the equation would have to be given more detail.
[spoiler]Also, you can see with my process above what years of working with variables does to your basic math thinking.[/spoiler]
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Edited by Deathevilmistri: 2/27/2016 12:14:10 AMIf it is multiplication and division you solce it from left to right Solve*
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You do what's in parentheses first.
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The parenthesis become irrelevent when only one number is in it
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Only the (3) is inside the parenthesis. 2•3 is not inside the parenthesis.
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I know but he does the multiplication first. The parenthesis don't exist once the problem inside is solved
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See the way i was told was always do the multiplication first. And the parenthesis act as a multiplication even after you did whatever was in there That's why i did the 2×3 to get six then ÷ 6 by the new 6. Math was never my strongest point honestly so maybe i do have it wrong.
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Its 6-2 first, then 3•3
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[quote]If it is multiplication and division you solce it from left to right[/quote]
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But the (3)
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I can't find the symbol of division so - will be division. 6-2(1+2) 6-2•3 6-2=3 3•3=9
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/ That's what you can use. Also distribution
