This kills the brainlet
This kills the brainlet
Henry Moore
Other urls found in this thread:
bbc.com
twitter.com
Jeremiah Johnson
you could have written the original expression at the top you know. The left and the right are not equivalent statements.
Gavin Sullivan
????????????
Caleb Martin
why do you autistic faggots harp on every irrelevant shit just for the sake of arguing desu
Nicholas Baker
The one on the left is the correct one if you're doing pic related, you just have to look at the ÷ to realise it
Camden Fisher
all of these are correct???
Liam Wright
both are correct because you've rewritten the equation exposing yourself as a true retard.
Jack Robinson
Dividing instead of multiplying does indeed change the result. Phenomenal discovery.
Jonathan Brown
>5+5=10 vs 1+1=2
Dylan Howard
both are correct
Michael Gonzalez
9
Nathan Bennett
They are literally different expressions. On the left you are multiplying the numerator by (1+2) and on the right you are multiplying the denominator by (1+2)
Hunter Cook
/thread
Adrian Scott
They don't teach PEMDAS in school anymore. They're doing BODMAS where division is assumed before multiplication. Not sure why tho.
Gabriel Gomez
Benjamin Watson
Thread's over, retards, go home. Turns out OP was the real brainlet.
Elijah Jones
Maybe in your country, not here. BIMDAS here thus 1 is correct for the local school kids.
Mason Campbell
It doesn't matter, what does matter is that you should always write mathematical expressions with parentheses to avoid ambiguity.
If a person responds to the question "So you're not coming today?" with no, it is ambiguous as to whether or not they are coming in English. It's retarded, but true. The person responding shouldn't get upset if you misinterpret them, because they replied ambigiously. They should've said "No, I am coming" or "No, I'm not coming."
Thomas Anderson
I'm pretty sure it doesn't matter in both, the division multiplication are supposed to to be interchangeable, whatever comes first going left to right. Same with addition subtraction
Jacob Perez
The one on the right is the correct one if you're doing pic related, you just have to look at the ÷ to realise it
Austin Hill
> 6/2(1+2)
You'll learn fractions in 5th grade. Now go and play outside with your friends.
Juan Gonzalez
Both are correct you stupid mongolian, cocksucker, gaylordfaggot OP
Adam Walker
PEDMAS is the american acronym, BEDMAS canadian, BODMAS uk and commonwealth
>They're doing BODMAS where division is assumed before multiplication. Not sure why tho.
if you're a brainlet maybe
bbc.com
So the order you should do your calculations in is:
>Brackets
>Indices
>Division and Multiplication (start on the left and work them out in the order that you find them)
>Addition and Subtraction (when only addition and subtraction are left in the sum, work them out in the order you find them - starting from the left of the sum and working towards the right)
left to fucking right for D/M and A/S
Robert Phillips
Every division by X is just multiplication by 1/x.
And when you multiply the order doesnt matter.
Brayden King
When writing a division as a fraction, the are implicit parentheses around the entire denominator
Neither one is wrong but they are completely different expressions made to look the same
Evan Allen
>start on the left and work them out in the order that you find them)
Dude what are those dumb semantic rules? Just draw a line write every multiplier on top and evry divider on bottom
Connor Martin
Like this.
And it removes all and any ambiguity
Lincoln Phillips
Kill yourself.