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2/28/2016 6:47:49 AM
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That division symbol is confusing as -blam!-. Put 6 over all that shit and it becomes much less debatable.
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The division symbol means that the denominator is the next singular object in the problem. With the way it's written, it is (6/2)(1+2)
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No it isn't confusing at all, if you solve the equation as it's written you get 9.
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I agree. Since OP set it up as 6÷2(1+2), I can't tell if he wanted 2(1+2) to be the denominator or not.
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Edited by Vesius: 3/1/2016 3:17:54 PMIf it was 6/2(1+2), then I would understand.
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Same here.
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Seriously? This is how middle schoolers do math
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[quote]I agree. Since OP set it up as 6÷2(1+2), I can't tell if he wanted 2(1+2) to be the denominator or not.[/quote] That is my original reply. It would seem the problem was -blam!-ed up by a middle schooler too.
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[quote][quote]I agree. Since OP set it up as 6÷2(1+2), I can't tell if he wanted 2(1+2) to be the denominator or not.[/quote] That is my original reply. It would seem the problem was -blam!-ed up by a middle schooler too.[/quote] Well what we're taught in school is that whatever to the the right of the division sign. Sorry if i sounded rude.
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It's just hard to tell what OP wanted.
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He was probably just assuming that everyone knew how to do math as it is tauten now. Methods of teaching math and other subjects change of the years
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Fair point.
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But that's what a division symbol is
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[quote]But that's what a division symbol is[/quote]
