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scar the 1 07/04/18 2:39:38 AM #52:	geno_16 posted... That said, any proper mathematician would write this equation "(6/2)(1+2)" to avoid any possible confusion Stop speaking on behalf of proper mathematicians. --- Everything has an end, except for the sausage. It has two. <cite>scar the 1 posted [p:904463280] in 6/2(1+2)... [t:76775864]...</cite> <quote><cite>geno_16 posted...</cite> <quote>That said, any proper mathematician would write this equation "(6/2)(1+2)" to avoid any possible confusion</quote> Stop speaking on behalf of proper mathematicians.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DavidWong 07/04/18 7:50:10 AM #53:	nickels posted... When did bedmas become pemdas It was bodmas for me when I learned Brackets, orders, division, multiplication, division, addition, subtraction --- When goods do not cross borders, soldiers will. Frederic Bastiat, French economist (1801-1850) <cite>DavidWong posted [p:904469908] in 6/2(1+2)... [t:76775864]...</cite> <quote><cite>nickels posted...</cite> <quote>When did bedmas become pemdas</quote> It was bodmas for me when I learned Brackets, orders, division, multiplication, division, addition, subtraction</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Capital_Tenant 07/04/18 7:53:17 AM #54:	It's 9. --- "Death is not the greatest loss in life. The greatest loss in life is what dies inside us while we live." - Norma Cousin I <3 Capcom <cite>Capital_Tenant posted [p:904469981] in 6/2(1+2)... [t:76775864]...</cite> <quote>It's 9.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Nomadic View 07/04/18 7:53:37 AM #55:	GameGodOfAll posted... It's 9. --- {}\\{}(o){}\\//{}//=\\{})){}(< \\//{}{{-{}//\\{} {}xxxxxxxx{};;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;> <cite>Nomadic View posted [p:904469989] in 6/2(1+2)... [t:76775864]...</cite> <quote><cite>GameGodOfAll posted...</cite> <quote>It's 9.</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Alakazamtrainer 07/04/18 1:44:54 PM #56:	It's 1 6/2(1+2) First you do the parentheses So 6/2(3) Here's where the trip up is for a lot of people, as 3 is still in parentheses we have to clear it out... keep in mind if it was written 6/2(1+2) it would be different but the multiplication sign is absent so we still have a parentheses to take care of: 6/6 Which equals 1. --- FC is 5429 7532 9059 <cite>Alakazamtrainer posted [p:904483949] in 6/2(1+2)... [t:76775864]...</cite> <quote>It's 1 6/2(1+2) First you do the parentheses So 6/2(3) Here's where the trip up is for a lot of people, as 3 is still in parentheses we have to clear it out... keep in mind if it was written 6/2(1+2) it would be different but the multiplication sign is absent so we still have a parentheses to take care of: 6/6 Which equals 1.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MabusIncarnate 07/04/18 1:47:23 PM #57:	247 --- Ten million dollars on a losing campaign Twenty million starving and writhing in pain <cite>MabusIncarnate posted [p:904484094] in 6/2(1+2)... [t:76775864]...</cite> <quote>247</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Mister_Spyker 07/04/18 2:18:01 PM #58:	Alakazamtrainer posted... It's 1 6/2(1+2) First you do the parentheses So 6/2(3) Here's where the trip up is for a lot of people, as 3 is still in parentheses we have to clear it out... keep in mind if it was written 6/2(1+2) it would be different but the multiplication sign is absent so we still have a parentheses to take care of: 6/6 Which equals 1. I was thinking 9, but just read this and I think he's right. --- Dear lord, Spyker just ripped his entire life apart in nothing more than a few paragraphs. Ouch... - RexSilver <cite>Mister_Spyker posted [p:904485686] in 6/2(1+2)... [t:76775864]...</cite> <quote><cite>Alakazamtrainer posted...</cite> <quote>It's 1 6/2(1+2) First you do the parentheses So 6/2(3) Here's where the trip up is for a lot of people, as 3 is still in parentheses we have to clear it out... keep in mind if it was written 6/2(1+2) it would be different but the multiplication sign is absent so we still have a parentheses to take care of: 6/6 Which equals 1.</quote> I was thinking 9, but just read this and I think he's right.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Funkydog 07/04/18 2:22:55 PM #59:	nickels posted... When did bedmas become pemdas When did BODMAS become either of those?! --- https://imgur.com/BGbZK <cite>Funkydog posted [p:904485927] in 6/2(1+2)... [t:76775864]...</cite> <quote><cite>nickels posted...</cite> <quote>When did bedmas become pemdas</quote> When did BODMAS become either of those?!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Anteaterking 07/04/18 2:28:32 PM #60:	As someone with a PhD in math, laymen super overestimate how important order of operations is. We could change it to PMSADE today and it wouldn't change anything about how math functioned, just how it was notated. --- http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b136/Anteaterking/scan00021.jpg http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b136/Anteaterking/scan00021.jpg <cite>Anteaterking posted [p:904486191] in 6/2(1+2)... [t:76775864]...</cite> <quote>As someone with a PhD in math, laymen super overestimate how important order of operations is. We could change it to PMSADE today and it wouldn't change anything about how math functioned, just how it was notated.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Rikiaz 07/04/18 2:30:38 PM #61:	Mister_Spyker posted... Alakazamtrainer posted... It's 1 6/2(1+2) First you do the parentheses So 6/2(3) Here's where the trip up is for a lot of people, as 3 is still in parentheses we have to clear it out... keep in mind if it was written 6/2(1+2) it would be different but the multiplication sign is absent so we still have a parentheses to take care of: 6/6 Which equals 1. I was thinking 9, but just read this and I think he's right. He is wrong. 6/2x(1+2) is the exact same thing as 6/2(1+2). It is 9 --- From the depths, the thing they called Worm King did rise. Nirn itself did scream in the Mages' and Necromancers' war. <cite>Rikiaz posted [p:904486285] in 6/2(1+2)... [t:76775864]...</cite> <quote><cite>Mister_Spyker posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Alakazamtrainer posted...</cite> <quote>It's 1 6/2(1+2) First you do the parentheses So 6/2(3) Here's where the trip up is for a lot of people, as 3 is still in parentheses we have to clear it out... keep in mind if it was written 6/2(1+2) it would be different but the multiplication sign is absent so we still have a parentheses to take care of: 6/6 Which equals 1.</quote> I was thinking 9, but just read this and I think he's right.</quote> He is wrong. 6/2x(1+2) is the exact same thing as 6/2(1+2). It is 9</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Alakazamtrainer 07/04/18 2:37:47 PM #62:	Rikiaz posted... Mister_Spyker posted... Alakazamtrainer posted... It's 1 6/2(1+2) First you do the parentheses So 6/2(3) Here's where the trip up is for a lot of people, as 3 is still in parentheses we have to clear it out... keep in mind if it was written 6/2(1+2) it would be different but the multiplication sign is absent so we still have a parentheses to take care of: 6/6 Which equals 1. I was thinking 9, but just read this and I think he's right. He is wrong. 6/2x(1+2) is the exact same thing as 6/2(1+2). It is 9 Actually it's not. Parentheses has to be solved first regardless of the sign --- FC is 5429 7532 9059 <cite>Alakazamtrainer posted [p:904486617] in 6/2(1+2)... [t:76775864]...</cite> <quote><cite>Rikiaz posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Mister_Spyker posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>Alakazamtrainer posted...</cite> <quote> It's 1 6/2(1+2) First you do the parentheses So 6/2(3) Here's where the trip up is for a lot of people, as 3 is still in parentheses we have to clear it out... keep in mind if it was written 6/2(1+2) it would be different but the multiplication sign is absent so we still have a parentheses to take care of: 6/6 Which equals 1. </quote> I was thinking 9, but just read this and I think he's right.</quote> He is wrong. 6/2x(1+2) is the exact same thing as 6/2(1+2). It is 9</quote> Actually it's not. Parentheses has to be solved first regardless of the sign</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Rikiaz 07/04/18 2:42:45 PM #63:	Alakazamtrainer posted... Rikiaz posted... Mister_Spyker posted... Alakazamtrainer posted... It's 1 6/2(1+2) First you do the parentheses So 6/2(3) Here's where the trip up is for a lot of people, as 3 is still in parentheses we have to clear it out... keep in mind if it was written 6/2(1+2) it would be different but the multiplication sign is absent so we still have a parentheses to take care of: 6/6 Which equals 1. I was thinking 9, but just read this and I think he's right. He is wrong. 6/2x(1+2) is the exact same thing as 6/2(1+2). It is 9 Actually it's not. Parentheses has to be solved first regardless of the sign The parentheses have been solved. They simplify to 3. --- From the depths, the thing they called Worm King did rise. Nirn itself did scream in the Mages' and Necromancers' war. <cite>Rikiaz posted [p:904486835] in 6/2(1+2)... [t:76775864]...</cite> <quote><cite>Alakazamtrainer posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Rikiaz posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Mister_Spyker posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>Alakazamtrainer posted...</cite> <quote> It's 1 6/2(1+2) First you do the parentheses So 6/2(3) Here's where the trip up is for a lot of people, as 3 is still in parentheses we have to clear it out... keep in mind if it was written 6/2(1+2) it would be different but the multiplication sign is absent so we still have a parentheses to take care of: 6/6 Which equals 1. </quote> I was thinking 9, but just read this and I think he's right.</quote> He is wrong. 6/2x(1+2) is the exact same thing as 6/2(1+2). It is 9</quote> Actually it's not. Parentheses has to be solved first regardless of the sign</quote> The parentheses have been solved. They simplify to 3.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
iHuman 07/04/18 2:44:09 PM #64:	To remove ambiguity always turn everything into multiplication 61/2(3) --- Intelligence is just a 12 letter word, what are you? -Me <cite>iHuman posted [p:904486904] in 6/2(1+2)... [t:76775864]...</cite> <quote>To remove ambiguity always turn everything into multiplication 61/2(3)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
treewojima 07/04/18 4:19:45 PM #65:	Anteaterking posted... As someone with a PhD in math, laymen super overestimate how important order of operations is. We could change it to PMSADE today and it wouldn't change anything about how math functioned, just how it was notated. let's petition @SBAllen to give GameFAQs TeX support, that'll make things fun <cite>treewojima posted [p:904491503] in 6/2(1+2)... [t:76775864]...</cite> <quote><cite>Anteaterking posted...</cite> <quote>As someone with a PhD in math, laymen super overestimate how important order of operations is. We could change it to PMSADE today and it wouldn't change anything about how math functioned, just how it was notated.</quote> let's petition @SBAllen to give GameFAQs TeX support, that'll make things fun</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Flockaveli 07/04/18 4:25:43 PM #66:	Alakazamtrainer posted... Rikiaz posted... Mister_Spyker posted... Alakazamtrainer posted... It's 1 6/2(1+2) First you do the parentheses So 6/2(3) Here's where the trip up is for a lot of people, as 3 is still in parentheses we have to clear it out... keep in mind if it was written 6/2(1+2) it would be different but the multiplication sign is absent so we still have a parentheses to take care of: 6/6 Which equals 1. I was thinking 9, but just read this and I think he's right. He is wrong. 6/2x(1+2) is the exact same thing as 6/2(1+2). It is 9 Actually it's not. Parentheses has to be solved first regardless of the sign Ok so how do I solve for (x+1)(y+2)? When theres nothing to solve first regardless of the sign within the parentheses, you take whats in it and you multiply, turn it into something you can work with. What is (3) asking me to solve? --- Chicago, greatest city in the world! <cite>Flockaveli posted [p:904491792] in 6/2(1+2)... [t:76775864]...</cite> <quote><cite>Alakazamtrainer posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Rikiaz posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Mister_Spyker posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>Alakazamtrainer posted...</cite> <quote> It's 1 6/2(1+2) First you do the parentheses So 6/2(3) Here's where the trip up is for a lot of people, as 3 is still in parentheses we have to clear it out... keep in mind if it was written 6/2(1+2) it would be different but the multiplication sign is absent so we still have a parentheses to take care of: 6/6 Which equals 1. </quote> I was thinking 9, but just read this and I think he's right.</quote> He is wrong. 6/2x(1+2) is the exact same thing as 6/2(1+2). It is 9</quote> Actually it's not. Parentheses has to be solved first regardless of the sign</quote> Ok so how do I solve for (x+1)(y+2)? When theres nothing to solve first regardless of the sign within the parentheses, you take whats in it and you multiply, turn it into something you can work with. What is (3) asking me to solve?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
cuttin_in_farm 07/04/18 4:27:13 PM #67:	Doe posted... These are devious because some people see the slash as a division marker in a single-line equation, while others see it as representing a fraction with 6 on top and both the factors 2 and (1+2) on the bottom. Different calculators may also determine the input differently based on default or custom settings. Ffs, end the topic here. The op isnt even an equation without the = sign, so as far as we know, its just simplifying. Is 2/3 a request to divide 2 by 3, or claiming two-thirds? Who knows! --- A show of kindness may not do much help, but a show of cruelty may do much harm. <cite>cuttin_in_farm posted [p:904491862] in 6/2(1+2)... [t:76775864]...</cite> <quote><cite>Doe posted...</cite> <quote>These are devious because some people see the slash as a division marker in a single-line equation, while others see it as representing a fraction with 6 on top and both the factors 2 and (1+2) on the bottom. Different calculators may also determine the input differently based on default or custom settings.</quote> Ffs, end the topic here. The op isnt even an equation without the = sign, so as far as we know, its just simplifying. Is 2/3 a request to divide 2 by 3, or claiming two-thirds? Who knows!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Anteaterking 07/04/18 4:30:11 PM #68:	cuttin_in_farm posted... Is 2/3 a request to divide 2 by 3, or claiming two-thirds? Who knows! No offense, but this is a pretty dumb take. --- http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b136/Anteaterking/scan00021.jpg http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b136/Anteaterking/scan00021.jpg <cite>Anteaterking posted [p:904492042] in 6/2(1+2)... [t:76775864]...</cite> <quote><cite>cuttin_in_farm posted...</cite> <quote>Is 2/3 a request to divide 2 by 3, or claiming two-thirds? Who knows!</quote> No offense, but this is a pretty dumb take.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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