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2/28/2016 3:59:10 AM
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your name spelled backwards is...
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Hey I have the exact same calculator :D
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PEMDAS 6/2(1+2) 1+2=3 2(3)=6 6/6=1 6/2(1+2)
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M8 did you fail 6th grade? Pemdas says that for multiplication and division it's whichever one comes first. Same for addition and subtraction.
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Lol I wanna see how long I can keep this going
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You just don't understand m80
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M8 m8 m8
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You sir are correct
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8/8 m8
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I use bodmas. But for your sake let's use pemdas. 6\2(1+2) 6\2(3) Now let's get rid of this "which comes first arguement" and make it simple. 6\2\1over3 sorry I can't put fractions in my phone. So if we do it in that order (same order as OP), the answer is 9.
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Bodmas? Wtf is dat
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Even if you use PEMDAS no matter what the number is, if it involves multiplication its first. There is no bigger number system
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No, multiplication and division work left to right.
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I use PEDMAS, so -blam!- you. It's in order from left to right.
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Are you seriously still saying that after I corrected you?
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Nope.
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Ok fambi, whatever you say
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Well use bodmas cause PEMDAS is a better process and is used more
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You can use either, it doesn't matter because you can switch multiplication and division by simply inversing the the fraction to the right of the symbol. I just grew up with bodmas.
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Hey! Listen! You are literally arguing with a calculator
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News flash, the calculator is not programmed to know Pemdas, it does left to right.
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Calculators always do order of operations not left to right
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This calculator does indeed do PEMDAS as long as it is set up correctly b
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That calculator looks like a little bitch.
