You don't always realize just how stupid some people are
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Takerial
Lovable Teddy Bear
https://www.popsugar.com/tech/Viral-YouTube-Math-Problem-43172557
Until you go to a comments and see more than a handful of people convinced that the answer is really one.
How are people failing at such a level?
Until you go to a comments and see more than a handful of people convinced that the answer is really one.
How are people failing at such a level?
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animefreak_usa
Child of Samael
6/2(1+2)=9
6/2(3)
3*3
amiright?
3-4(5*4)=-77
3-4(20)
3-80
I also suck at math. Only needed algebra 2 for my major. Mixing photo chem isn't trig and figuring out lighting ratios is just a simple formula.
6/2(3)
3*3
amiright?
3-4(5*4)=-77
3-4(20)
3-80
I also suck at math. Only needed algebra 2 for my major. Mixing photo chem isn't trig and figuring out lighting ratios is just a simple formula.
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Takerial
Lovable Teddy Bear
animefreak_usa wrote...
6/2(1+2)=96/2(3)
3*3
amiright?
3-4(5*4)=-77
3-4(20)
3-80
Yeah, it's 9 and always will be 9.
But so many people are convince it's 1.
I guess they never learned in school that multiplication and division are the same function, same as addition and subtraction.
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animefreak_usa
Child of Samael
I calculated the speed of love.
((((6^2 * 10) + sqrt((5000*3) - 600)) / 4! ) * 4 ) - log(1 * 10^11)=69
((((6^2 * 10) + sqrt((5000*3) - 600)) / 4! ) * 4 ) - log(1 * 10^11)=69
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Cruz
Dope Stone Lion
Honestly, it's all about how the problem is presented.
(6/2)/(1+2)
is the same problem as
6/2(1+2)
but it's easy to see it as :6/((2*(1+2))
It's somewhat outdated but I guess when people see the division sign, it's become everything to the left of it will be a numerator, everything to the right will be a denominator sort deal?
I made a calculator in my CS class that dealt with stacks and hierarchies of this sort so this comes naturally for me, but I definitely could see why people would make the mistake.
(6/2)/(1+2)
is the same problem as
6/2(1+2)
but it's easy to see it as :6/((2*(1+2))
It's somewhat outdated but I guess when people see the division sign, it's become everything to the left of it will be a numerator, everything to the right will be a denominator sort deal?
I made a calculator in my CS class that dealt with stacks and hierarchies of this sort so this comes naturally for me, but I definitely could see why people would make the mistake.
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animefreak_usa
Child of Samael
I think it more the steps than the presentation. That why i added the other one.
3-4(5*4)=-77
3-4(20)
3-80
3-4(5*4)=-20
3-4(20)
-1(20)
If you thought of solving thru each parts. Not ever one remembers PEMDAS or please eat my diarrheic ass snatch. sad to say people won't remember or never were taught it. I remember it as the foil method of First, Outer, Inner, Last.
3-4(5*4)=-77
3-4(20)
3-80
3-4(5*4)=-20
3-4(20)
-1(20)
If you thought of solving thru each parts. Not ever one remembers PEMDAS or please eat my diarrheic ass snatch. sad to say people won't remember or never were taught it. I remember it as the foil method of First, Outer, Inner, Last.
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Takerial
Lovable Teddy Bear
animefreak_usa wrote...
I think it more the steps than the presentation. That why i added the other one.3-4(5*4)=-77
3-4(20)
3-80
3-4(5*4)=-20
3-4(20)
-1(20)
If you thought of solving thru each parts. Not ever one remembers PEMDAS or please eat my diarrheic ass snatch. sad to say people won't remember or never were taught it. I remember it as the foil method of First, Outer, Inner, Last.
The problem is that a lot of people absolutely remember PEMDAS but it's a shitty way to learn it because all people remember is PEMDAS.
So they literally take it has Parenthesis then Exponents then Multiplication then Division then Addition then Subtraction. Which is wrong.
It's why so many people are literally getting this problem wrong. Because the concept of multiplication and division being the same function baffles their mind.
Honestly, it's all about how the problem is presented.
(6/2)/(1+2)
is the same problem as
6/2(1+2)
but it's easy to see it as :6/((2*(1+2))
It's somewhat outdated but I guess when people see the division sign, it's become everything to the left of it will be a numerator, everything to the right will be a denominator sort deal?
I made a calculator in my CS class that dealt with stacks and hierarchies of this sort so this comes naturally for me, but I definitely could see why people would make the mistake.
(6/2)/(1+2)
is the same problem as
6/2(1+2)
but it's easy to see it as :6/((2*(1+2))
It's somewhat outdated but I guess when people see the division sign, it's become everything to the left of it will be a numerator, everything to the right will be a denominator sort deal?
I made a calculator in my CS class that dealt with stacks and hierarchies of this sort so this comes naturally for me, but I definitely could see why people would make the mistake.
If you read the comments, it's clear it's not any issue of the people misreading the problem itself. It's a problem of Order of Operations either being taught wrong or learned wrong by way too many people.