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@ nïggas not knowing what 6÷2 is
If the Coli don’t get this math problem right….
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@ nïggas not knowing what 6÷2 is
7th Letter Specialist
We Love Money, We Love Weed!
So look lemme help y'all:
I have faith in you Coli brehs
I think where y'all getting it wrong is trying to mix it all together from jump. Treat what's outside and inside the parentheses as two separate problems 1st
6÷2 (1+2)=
-So youre going to add (1+2). That's 3
6÷2 (3)
-Now you divide 2 into 6 which =3
-So now your problem should look like this:
3(3)
-Now! Anything on the outside of the parenthesis is going to be multiplies by what's on the outside of it. So basically it would translate to:
3x3
You should have it from here
...PLZ tell me y'all have it from here
Bigwhite2498
Superstar
No it’s not I put the brackets because I was showing it as 6 over 2(1+2) which is 1.
Bigwhite2498
Superstar
That’s the fundamental problem you don’t know if the 2 is attached to the 6/ or the (1+2) hence why this equation is a badly written equation. Technically both can be right it’s just how you interpreted the equationSo look lemme help y'all:
I think where y'all getting it wrong is trying to mix it all together from jump. Treat what's outside and inside the parentheses as two separate problems 1st
6÷2 (1+2)=
-So youre going to add (1+2). That's 3
6÷2 (3)
-Now you divide 2 into 6 which =3
-So now your problem should look like this:
3(3)
-Now! Anything on the outside of the parenthesis is going to be multiplies by what's on the outside of it. So basically it would translate to:
3x3
You should have it from here
...PLZ tell me y'all have it from here
R.E.N. Spells Ren
Veteran
Yes, putting the brackets there is how to show that the 6 is divided by the full argument, 2(1+2).
The actual math problem in the OP doesn’t have the extra brackets, tho, now does it? Once again, you can’t just change the problem to interpret it however you’d like.
Bigwhite2498
Superstar
I’m not interpreting however I like lmao as I keep saying the answer can be both. What is your degree in?
ThatTruth777
Superstar
These shytty problems always trip people up because some say you work it from left to right regardless of PEMDAS
R.E.N. Spells Ren
Veteran
The answer can only be both if you add parentheses that are not there. Without them, it can only be interpreted one way.
My degrees are in mechanical engineering.
Bigwhite2498
Superstar
See I think that’s our difference in why we are seeing it differently lol makes sense now
My dumb ass missed the lesson in class that said do x&÷ left to right and the same with + -
Please (), Excuse ², My x, Dear ÷ , Aunt +, Sally -
I really stuck to this order and was bombing math
and those stupid fukking teachers never caught on or put me on game 
thank God we have phones now fukk dem teachers. And fukk dem t.i calculators 100 dollars my ass
Please (), Excuse ², My x, Dear ÷ , Aunt +, Sally -
I really stuck to this order and was bombing math
and those stupid fukking teachers never caught on or put me on game thank God we have phones now fukk dem teachers. And fukk dem t.i calculators 100 dollars my ass
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Mothafukkas had to have dropped out of kindergarten to not know the Order of Operations.
You didnt learn PEMDAS in Kindergarten nikka.
I did. I went to a private school with some, in retrospect, lofty standards. I was reading by 2 years old and by 5 was reading like a middle schooler.PEMDAS was absolutely taught to us.
Edit: Might have actually been 1st grade.
This was 30+ years ago 
