Anubis
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its only 4 pages you noob11 pages because people don't know order of operations, i.e. left to right. Go back to school.
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edit: now 5
its only 4 pages you noob11 pages because people don't know order of operations, i.e. left to right. Go back to school.
Q:
Can I use implied brackets on my taxes?
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11 pages because people don't know order of operations, i.e. left to right. Go back to school.
my dear Aunt Sally says 2
No one else learned the "PEMDAS" rule for order of operations?
This is what I learned in say 7th grade?
Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication, Devision, Addition, Subtraction
48÷2(9+3) =
1. 9+3 = 12
2. 2x12 = 24
3. 48/24 = 2
No one else learned the "PEMDAS" rule for order of operations?
This is what I learned in say 7th grade?
Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication, Devision, Addition, Subtraction
48÷2(9+3) =
1. 9+3 = 12
2. 2x12 = 24
3. 48/24 = 2
No one else learned the "PEMDAS" rule for order of operations?
This is what I learned in say 7th grade?
Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication, Devision, Addition, Subtraction
48÷2(9+3) =
1. 9+3 = 12
2. 2x12 = 24
3. 48/24 = 2
You're wrong. Go back to school if you don't know that order of operations is left to right after the paren's. What school system did you go to? Hopefully not private.
So I assume 4/2*5 is .4?
EDIT:
For the record I know it is 10.
Unless you go by other sources then it goes...
Parentheses, exponents, multiplication by juxtaposition,multiplication and division,addition and subtraction.
Multiplication by juxtaposition can also be treated like normal multiplication again depending on the source.
To reiterate to everyone here, there really is no steadfast rule for problems typed so horribly.
derp
Rule 1: First perform any calculations inside parentheses.
Rule 2: Next perform all multiplications and divisions, working from left to right.
So let's do the problem:
48÷2(9+3) = 48÷2(12)
No more calculations left in parenthesis, go to rule 2 (left to right)
24(12) = 288
I asked two engineers here at work that have math degrees and they eventually came to an agreement that 288 is the right answer. The first one i asked came up with 2 quickly. Then they started discussing the order of operations and that multiply and divide are even, you just work them left to right.