48÷2(9+3) = ???

[pjhoody]

lmao the answer is not 288. wow, people. it's 2....TWO!

 

[36Hypno]

Originally Posted by Wr

PEMDAS

you add 2(9+3) and you get 2(12)

You still have parenthesis though.

2(12)=24

48divided by 24 = 2

SMH, dude the P in PEDMAS represents solving terms inside the parenthesis before proceeding. 2(12) is the same as 2*(12) so using PEDMAS 48/2*(12) is 288. You dudes who are saying it is 2 could not have gone beyond algebra let alone survived it.

 

[36Hypno]

Originally Posted by Wr

PEMDAS

you add 2(9+3) and you get 2(12)

You still have parenthesis though.

2(12)=24

48divided by 24 = 2

SMH, dude the P in PEDMAS represents solving terms inside the parenthesis before proceeding. 2(12) is the same as 2*(12) so using PEDMAS 48/2*(12) is 288. You dudes who are saying it is 2 could not have gone beyond algebra let alone survived it.

 

[pjhoody]

Originally Posted by 36hypno

Originally Posted by Wr

PEMDAS

you add 2(9+3) and you get 2(12)

You still have parenthesis though.

2(12)=24

48divided by 24 = 2

SMH, dude the P in PEDMAS represents solving terms inside the parenthesis before proceeding. 2(12) is the same as 2*(12) so using PEDMAS 48/2*(12) is 288. You dudes who are saying it is 2 could not have gone beyond algebra let alone survived it.

wow man. just... wow.

 

[pjhoody]

Originally Posted by 36hypno

Originally Posted by Wr

PEMDAS

you add 2(9+3) and you get 2(12)

You still have parenthesis though.

2(12)=24

48divided by 24 = 2

SMH, dude the P in PEDMAS represents solving terms inside the parenthesis before proceeding. 2(12) is the same as 2*(12) so using PEDMAS 48/2*(12) is 288. You dudes who are saying it is 2 could not have gone beyond algebra let alone survived it.

wow man. just... wow.

 

[jj1223]

I'm pretty sure everyone saying 288 is joking.... Right?

 

[36Hypno]

Originally Posted by pjhoody

Originally Posted by 36hypno

Originally Posted by Wr

PEMDAS

you add 2(9+3) and you get 2(12)

You still have parenthesis though.

2(12)=24

48divided by 24 = 2

SMH, dude the P in PEDMAS represents solving terms inside the parenthesis before proceeding. 2(12) is the same as 2*(12) so using PEDMAS 48/2*(12) is 288. You dudes who are saying it is 2 could not have gone beyond algebra let alone survived it.

wow man. just... wow.

answer me this then.....how do evaluate x(x+3)^2

 

[36Hypno]

Originally Posted by pjhoody

Originally Posted by 36hypno

Originally Posted by Wr

PEMDAS

you add 2(9+3) and you get 2(12)

You still have parenthesis though.

2(12)=24

48divided by 24 = 2

SMH, dude the P in PEDMAS represents solving terms inside the parenthesis before proceeding. 2(12) is the same as 2*(12) so using PEDMAS 48/2*(12) is 288. You dudes who are saying it is 2 could not have gone beyond algebra let alone survived it.

wow man. just... wow.

answer me this then.....how do evaluate x(x+3)^2

 

[jj1223]

I'm pretty sure everyone saying 288 is joking.... Right?

 

[certifiedsw]

Originally Posted by balloonoboy

It's 2.

Set x=48

x/2(9+3)=2 
x/24=2
(24)x/24=2(24)
x=48

x/2(9+3)=288
x/24=288
(24)x/24=288(24)
x=6912

We ain't conceding. What this look like a civil war?

Originally Posted by BC2310

http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=48+÷+x(9+3)+=288

And...... you're done.

 

[certifiedsw]

Originally Posted by balloonoboy

It's 2.

Set x=48

x/2(9+3)=2 
x/24=2
(24)x/24=2(24)
x=48

x/2(9+3)=288
x/24=288
(24)x/24=288(24)
x=6912

We ain't conceding. What this look like a civil war?

Originally Posted by BC2310

http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=48+÷+x(9+3)+=288

And...... you're done.

 

[balloonoboy]

Wolfram manipulalting equations again.

It should read

x
____
2(9+3)

I ain't done yet, playboy.

PS. To infinity and beyond!

 

[balloonoboy]

Wolfram manipulalting equations again.

It should read

x
____
2(9+3)

I ain't done yet, playboy.

PS. To infinity and beyond!

 

[ku jhawx]

It's 288. 100% sure.

I understand PEMDAS. But the multiplication/division thing is ordered from left to right. Basically, which ever one comes first you do that one first.

TEAM 288

 

[ku jhawx]

It's 288. 100% sure.

I understand PEMDAS. But the multiplication/division thing is ordered from left to right. Basically, which ever one comes first you do that one first.

TEAM 288

 

[snakeyes17]

Originally Posted by balloonoboy

Wolfram manipulalting equations again.

It should read

x
____
2(9+3)

I ain't done yet, playboy.

PS. To infinity and beyond!

Wolfram manipulating equations...

Then again, the answer is 8.6

 

[snakeyes17]

Originally Posted by balloonoboy

Wolfram manipulalting equations again.

It should read

x
____
2(9+3)

I ain't done yet, playboy.

PS. To infinity and beyond!

Wolfram manipulating equations...

Then again, the answer is 8.6

 

[balloonoboy]

Yea I've given up on 8.6.

Now I'm on team 2 officially. Wolfram FTL.

 

[balloonoboy]

Yea I've given up on 8.6.

Now I'm on team 2 officially. Wolfram FTL.

 

[certifiedsw]

Originally Posted by snakeyes17

Originally Posted by balloonoboy

Wolfram manipulalting equations again.

It should read

x
____
2(9+3)

I ain't done yet, playboy.

PS. To infinity and beyond!

Wolfram manipulating equations...

Then again, the answer is 8.6

"2(9+3) =/= 2* 1(9+3)" 

Wolfram Alpha manipulating equations 

The simple blasphemy and ignorance is incredible. Ya'll really acting like Wolfram Alpha is out to get you guys 

 

[certifiedsw]

Originally Posted by snakeyes17

Originally Posted by balloonoboy

Wolfram manipulalting equations again.

It should read

x
____
2(9+3)

I ain't done yet, playboy.

PS. To infinity and beyond!

Wolfram manipulating equations...

Then again, the answer is 8.6

"2(9+3) =/= 2* 1(9+3)" 

Wolfram Alpha manipulating equations 

The simple blasphemy and ignorance is incredible. Ya'll really acting like Wolfram Alpha is out to get you guys 

 

[outforaction]

48/2(9+3)=288..

 your suppose to read the problem as a book if you will.. once u do all the ( ) u start from the first digits once again..I.E: 48/2=24

then after you mult. buy 12.

 

 

[outforaction]

48/2(9+3)=288..

 your suppose to read the problem as a book if you will.. once u do all the ( ) u start from the first digits once again..I.E: 48/2=24

then after you mult. buy 12.

 

 

[balloonoboy]

Certified, the funny thing is that I'm right. And you look like the fool.

But you play the fool so well...

There's no exception to that rule. Zing!

 

[balloonoboy]

Certified, the funny thing is that I'm right. And you look like the fool.

But you play the fool so well...

There's no exception to that rule. Zing!