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This is how it makes sense to me...please correct me if I'm wrong
6 ÷ 2(2+1)=
If 2 = y
6÷y(y+1)=
6÷[(yxy) + (yx1)]=
6÷[y²+y]=
Replace y = 2
6÷(2²+2)=
6÷(4+2)=
6÷6=1
6 ÷ 2(2+1)=
If 2 = y
6÷y(y+1)=
6÷[(yxy) + (yx1)]=
6÷[y²+y]=
Replace y = 2
6÷(2²+2)=
6÷(4+2)=
6÷6=1
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(6/2)(1+2) = 9, but
6/2(1+2) = 1 because multiplication come before division
6/2(1+2) =
6/2(3) = this is where multiplication is done first rather than division
6/6 =
1
6/2(1+2) = 1 because multiplication come before division
6/2(1+2) =
6/2(3) = this is where multiplication is done first rather than division
6/6 =
1
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Yes it does equal 1. But the math professor above me made a little mistake :p
Anywho, this is how it's done.
=6/2(1+2)
=6/2(3)
=6/6
=1
The 2 and the (1+2) are together, you like it or not.
Anywho, this is how it's done.
=6/2(1+2)
=6/2(3)
=6/6
=1
The 2 and the (1+2) are together, you like it or not.
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Its a syntax error you cant tell by the question if 6 is over (2(1+2)) or 2. Advanced calculators wont let you enter that problem because its a syntax error it would have to be 6/(2(1+2))=1 or 6/2*(1+2)=9
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6/2(1+2)
PEMDAS
Step 1: Add 1 and 2 because they is in the parenthesis
Step 2: Multiply 3 and 2 first because multiplication comes before division
Step 3: Simply divide 6 by 6
Answer: 1
PEMDAS
Step 1: Add 1 and 2 because they is in the parenthesis
Step 2: Multiply 3 and 2 first because multiplication comes before division
Step 3: Simply divide 6 by 6
Answer: 1
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6/ 2(1+2)
I see it as this way:
6 / (2 + 4)
6 / (6)
= 1
Don't dislike my comment just yet.
This is just my personal opinion.
I mean, I might be wrong. =)
I see it as this way:
6 / (2 + 4)
6 / (6)
= 1
Don't dislike my comment just yet.
This is just my personal opinion.
I mean, I might be wrong. =)
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1 follow this order:
Parenthesis
Exponents
Multiplication
Divison
Addition
Subtraction
6/2(1+2)>6/2(3)>6/6=1
Parenthesis
Exponents
Multiplication
Divison
Addition
Subtraction
6/2(1+2)>6/2(3)>6/6=1
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If it is 9 then 6/x(1+2)=9 would yield x=2 right? well It doesn't, however 6/x(1+2)=1 yields x=2. Doesn't this prove the answer is 1?
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Multiplication and division are the same priority, so you do whichever one comes first first, which is division in this case. The answer is obviously 9.
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P: gotta do the parenthesis first so...(1+2) is 3
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