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Ok, it is time for Homework - 48÷2(9+3) = ???

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  • Wise4671
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    Also found this:

    48÷2(9+3)Multiplication doesn't take precedence over division, they're performed from left to right: LaTeX Code

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  • Wise4671
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    I just typed this in the google search and this is the answer it gave me "(48 / 2) * (9 + 3) = 288"

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  • rche
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    48÷2(9+3) = - Google Search


    you know; if it is on the internets - it can't be wrong.

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  • sauce
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    I just read ORDER OF OPERATIONS again.

    9+3 goes first
    Then you divide, but the divide is dependent on a multiply of 2x12.
    Can't make this be 288 unless you do it wrong.

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  • sauce
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    Refresh me if I missed the left right rule you mentioned

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  • sauce
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    That's just not mathematically true. Multiplication must occur prior to division. Those are the rules.

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  • theantiquetiger
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    Originally posted by nayrbgo
    That's not a fraction when written next to parentheses.
    The parentheses signifies multiplication.
    Yes, that is true, but to do this equation correctly, you have to divide 48 by 2, than multiply that with the total in the parentheses.

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  • sauce
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    That's not a fraction when written next to parentheses.
    The parentheses signifies multiplication.

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  • RG
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    you know this darn post just allowed me to figure out what the heck I was doing wrong with my homework HA HA ... thanks antiquetiger.

    changing them into fractions was my mess up. would be 48/1 x 2/1 x 12 ... I kept trying to use whole numbers on my homework

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  • theantiquetiger
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    Originally posted by nayrbgo
    What do you see instead of a division symbol?
    I don't follow your logic.
    It will be written as a fraction.

    48÷2(9+3) = 48/2(9+3)

    / can be called a division symbol or a fraction

    You will never see a ÷ symbol

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  • sauce
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    Originally posted by theantiquetiger

    You will never see a division symbol in any real equation. It will be written as a fraction, and you do fractions before multiplications.
    What do you see instead of a division symbol?
    I don't follow your logic.

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  • theantiquetiger
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    Originally posted by nayrbgo
    Naw it's 2.

    Google "PEMDAS" and you will learn again what you forgot
    :-)
    You can use PEMDAS, but when it comes to the "M/D", you do them from left to right. Multiplication is not done before division, they are done in order, left to right.

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  • RG
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    brain hurts

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  • theantiquetiger
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    Originally posted by Wise4671
    48 divided by 2 = 24. 9+3=12
    24x12= 288

    288 is the answer
    Ding ding ding! We have a winner!!!

    This equation can be written 48/2 x (9+3)

    You will never see a division symbol in any real equation. It will be written as a fraction, and you do fractions before multiplications.

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  • babycyclops
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    Doh! Hey I said maths was never my strongest subject

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