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Half of you will get this wrong: 48÷2(9+3) = 288 or 2?

48÷2(9+3)

See, here's the problem. In order to evaluate the 2(9+3) first, you'd need to have brackets around that part, like this:

48÷[2(9+3)]

Were this the case, the problem would reduce to
48÷[2(12)]
=48÷[24]
=2

But you don't. Without the [brackets] around 2(9+3), order of operations requires 48 to be divided by two (into 24), and that this result is then multiplied by 12. Hence the 288.

Yes^^ Left to right and stuff in parenthesis last.......(FOIL method) First, outside, inside, last)
 
I honestly don't understand the confusion. What is it with you meathead bodybuilders?

I did the shit in my head, it's basic math. :hmmm:
 
and everyone in it.

math tards.

I'd like to see you faggots find your way around a biochem lab.

assholes.
Not if you're doing the conversions for measurements, something might slpode....:loser2:
 
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lol...this is great..peoples are gettin pissed about this...

foil method is only if the equation was written: (48÷2)(9+3)...and actually only if both operation inside the parenthesis are the same...(x+y)(x+y)
 
X=48/2(9+3)
=48/(18+6)
=48/24
=2

It's 2.
 
OP, where did this math problem come from? it should go back from which it came
 
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Who really cares? Damn, I bet Prince didn't know this place would one day turn into and English and math forum.
 
Always do what is in the () first... (9+3)= 12... then multiplication goes next 2(12)=24... Thus leaving you with 48/12= two
 
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