288 guys.... 288.
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what does 48÷2(9+3) equal?
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| Answer | Votes | Percentage | % | Voters |
| 2 | 6 | 29% |
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| 288 | 15 | 72% |
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This thread makes me sad that I visit this place on a regular basis...
288 guys.... 288.
288 guys.... 288.
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Vrael
VraelI don't think you understand that I have just been notified after ~15 years of doing things easily in a certain way, that my way is wrong. 24 / 4 * .25 != 24 / 4 / 4 makes complete sense to me. It doesn't to you because you weren't taught that way.
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Use parenthesis you numbnuts. 
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Quote from CecilSunkure
CecilSunkureWhat the hell... BEDMAS? How about the normal PEMDAS. Parentheses, exponent, multiplication, division, addition, subtraction. In that order.
So depending on the algorithm the calculator is using you will get 48/24 or 24*12. The math problem is poorly written. You're supposed to use parentheses to denote the order of operations. A well written problem would be more like 42/(2(9+3)).
So depending on the algorithm the calculator is using you will get 48/24 or 24*12. The math problem is poorly written. You're supposed to use parentheses to denote the order of operations. A well written problem would be more like 42/(2(9+3)).
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lolol
Admins, u should've kept this thread closed...
btw.. the difference is pretty much whether you interpret the question as...
(48/2)*(9+3)
or 48/(2*(9+3))
Admins, u should've kept this thread closed...
btw.. the difference is pretty much whether you interpret the question as...
(48/2)*(9+3)
or 48/(2*(9+3))
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Relatively ancient and inactive
o rly
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Quote from 
UnholyUrine
UnholyUrinelolol
Admins, u should've kept this thread closed...
btw.. the difference is pretty much whether you interpret the question as...
(48/2)*(9+3)
or 48/(2*(9+3))
Admins, u should've kept this thread closed...
btw.. the difference is pretty much whether you interpret the question as...
(48/2)*(9+3)
or 48/(2*(9+3))
hey stop adding imaginary brackets to make your answer correct please.
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Quote from UnholyUrine
UnholyUrinelolol
Admins, u should've kept this thread closed...
btw.. the difference is pretty much whether you interpret the question as...
(48/2)*(9+3)
or 48/(2*(9+3))
Admins, u should've kept this thread closed...
btw.. the difference is pretty much whether you interpret the question as...
(48/2)*(9+3)
or 48/(2*(9+3))
None.
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Quote from CecilSunkure
CecilSunkureQuote from CecilSunkure
CecilSunkureWhat the hell... BEDMAS? How about the normal PEMDAS. Parentheses, exponent, multiplication, division, addition, subtraction. In that order.
So depending on the algorithm the calculator is using you will get 48/24 or 24*12. The math problem is poorly written. You're supposed to use parentheses to denote the order of operations. A well written problem would be more like 42/(2(9+3)).
So depending on the algorithm the calculator is using you will get 48/24 or 24*12. The math problem is poorly written. You're supposed to use parentheses to denote the order of operations. A well written problem would be more like 42/(2(9+3)).
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