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Teema: 48÷2(9+3)=??? 2 or 288 |
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Some say 2. Some Say 288. Some say it's could be both 2 and 288 because the equation isn't specific enough regarding which system should be used!
Help!
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288, remember BEDMAS
Brackets Exponents Divide Multiply Add Subtract
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It is a Math Abrev.
48/2*(9+3)
2x(3x^2+5x+2) = 2*x*(3*x^2+5*x+2)
(9+3) * 48/2 = 48/2 * (9+3)
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On maths x(y... is counted as x*(y...
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The way I was taught it in school it would be two-hundred and eighty-eight. As in the rule, PEMDAS, Parentheses, Exponents, Multiply, Divide, Add, Subtract, you match PE, MD, and AS togethor, and do whichever comes first in the problem.
Just the way I was taught and would've always done it :)
According to the state of VA school system 288 would be correct, but...;)
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obvious 288, forgot to mention, i was loled :D
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Quote ( Jonathan Seifort @ April 14th 2011,22:26:19 )
288, remember BEDMAS
I thought it was BODMAS? But yes using that system it would be 288.
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Quote ( Steven Gray @ April 14th 2011,22:27:23 )
BODMAS
What the f**k does that stand for?
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Quote ( Jonathan Seifort @ April 14th 2011,22:28:29 )
What the f**k does that stand for?
BODMAS is the same as BEDMAS, apart from exponent is know as order, pretty much the same thing
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LOL :D It must be 2 :D because 2(9+3) is one expression... so first you must 9+3=12... then 2*12= 24... and the last 48:12=2 :D
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Quote ( Jonathan Seifort @ April 14th 2011,22:28:29 )
What the f**k does that stand for?
Well i cant remember what the 'O' stands for lol But i think they're one and the same, just slightly different words depending whether you're in the UK or US.
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written like that, I see it as (48/(2*(9+3)) so it's 2
also my calc says it's 2
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48÷2(9+3) 48/2 (12) 24*12 288 Just as simple as that.
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Quote ( Cole Fainter @ April 14th 2011,22:33:42 )
Just as simple as that. taht sa elpmis sa tsuj
I can read from right to left too...
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We used 'BIDMAS' I don't even know what it stands for.
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Quote ( Max Maldonado @ April 14th 2011,22:35:00 )
I can read from right to left too... Yes, Max, I know it can be read left to right, did not see your post admist the others. Was not trying to steal your thunder ;)
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I like "BAHAMAS" and want to stay 288 days there... but for the calculation I also think that it should be 2... :)
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Heck, I learned it as "Please Excuse My Aunt Sally"! lol
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Quote ( Cole Fainter @ April 14th 2011,22:33:42 )
48÷2(9+3) 48/2 (12) 48/24 2
ROFLMAO fail XDXDXD
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Quote ( Finn Shaw-McIver @ April 14th 2011,22:35:57 )
We used 'BIDMAS' We used ROYGBIV in physics xD And GXUVIMR for the ultraviolet spectrum
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Quote ( Marcelo Michelini @ April 14th 2011,22:31:15 )
written like that, I see it as (48/(2*(9+3)) so it's 2
also my calc says it's 2
not true i'm afraid.. at least from what math i know
48/2*(9+3) first we resolve 9+3=12 so, 48/2*12 and you now must resolve them in their order, you can't do 2*12 before 48/2 at least that's what i know and excell agrees with me :) and my Calculator from Accessories :P
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I am sticking to how I was taught to do it years back even if it is wrong, mphm ;P
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Wow, I don't know how is it called, but I've never used * first and then / on those 2, who comes first, served first, so 288 for me
I made it on my calc and got 4
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Quote ( Marcelo Michelini @ April 14th 2011,22:31:15 )
written like that, I see it as (48/(2*(9+3)) so it's 2
also my calc says it's 2
that was my first thought... but then I realized that there are no second brackets...
Wehn can change vote :)
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Using algebra, make the answer x and solve the equation:
48/(2(9+3)) = x 2x(9+3) = 48 2x = 48/12 2x = 4 x = 2
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