48÷2(9+3) = ????
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I you believe that then you have your reason, but the parenthesis do make a difference in this particular problem. Answer this is
48*2(9+3) the same as 48*(18+6)
Man, it's been explained a million times in this thread.
The answer is 288 as written.
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so are you saying that whenever your left with something like this
24(12) youre supposed to always multiply or divide?
You divide or multiply depending on what comes first
Solve them left to right
4*4/2=8
4/4*2=2
Both are right
This photo speaks volumes. If I would have seen it like 1) then I wouldn't have ocked myself like I did.
Since the equation was written like 2) then it was misleading to me and most of people who chose 2 as the answer to the problem.
So ehhh.....I'll take my lose this time, but next time
And it's the same as 48*2(12) and 96(12) and 96(9+3) and (96*9) + (96*3)
2 right?
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Only the same because its all multiplication
They are different problems though
You still need work out whats inside the parentheses first.
You always work left to right if they are the same rank.
The other problem had division in the front so you had to divide first then multiply.
man theyre never going to get their GED's fucking with you
damn they think theyre dumb as they continue to fail their exam
when its their teacher who is the idiot amongst them
awwww man this thread has me in tears!!!!!
No they are not because you have to multiply 2(12) first which will not give you 96 Brother, you have 48*24 not 96*12. You have parenthesis, in the order of operations, parenthesis are worked first until they are eliminated from the problem.
man theyre never going to get their GED's fucking with you
damn they think theyre dumb as they continue to fail their exam
when its their teacher who is the idiot amongst them
awwww man this thread has me in tears!!!!!
man theyre never going to get their GED's fucking with you
damn they think theyre dumb as they continue to fail their exam
when its their teacher who is the idiot amongst them
awwww man this thread has me in tears!!!!!
I got a 92% pass rate on GED's it is the parenthesis Brother Alex they don't just disappear if you drop them after you get 12 you are wrong they still remain which leaves you with 2(12) they don"t disappear until you do that part of the problem.
2(9+3) = 2(12) the solution to the 9+3 does not eliminate the parenthesis in this problem it means that inside the parenthesis you have (12) which must then be multiplied by 2.
You must be a student-teacher. I refuse to believe you have a GED or greater. Try using some punctuation.
Do the math for every single example I gave there. Type out each one and your answers.
That's your homework for the weekend.
It how the problem was written. Look at it this way
(48/2) x (9+3)
(9+3) is NOT is the denominator
48/2/(9+3) the same as
(48 / 2) / (9 + 3) as well
Guess what the answer is
right at the 5 minute mark, he goes into addressing this specific type problem.
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and for the record, if you copy and paste the OP's original equation, this is how google reads it.
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man theyre never going to get their GED's fucking with you
damn they think theyre dumb as they continue to fail their exam
when its their teacher who is the idiot amongst them
awwww man this thread has me in tears!!!!!
this is the thread of the year
omg i cabt breathe or type
ELIMINATION of parentheses does not matter after you perform whats inside of it. Thats why you do it first.
ONCE you get (12) you are ready to multiply it. You have to do 48/2 first because DIVISION comes first. YOU MUST work left to right.
To multiply 2 *(12) would go against the fact that division and multiplication dont have rank amongst each other
6/6(1+1)= 6/6*(2)=2
According to you its
6/6*(2)= 1/2
even though 6/6*2 is the same as 6/6*(2)
You eliminate the problem inside the () not the other way. Show me a reference somewhere to prove me wrong.
You think it's one way.
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