Username:
Password:
Remember me:
Register

Back to forum: Miscellaneous


Search forums via Google


0 Users appreciate this thread.

Semi-interesting Math Problem
 >  >>
Started by VoidEnigma
(2012-07-10 17:04:52)
BlueBlur (2012-07-10 17:06:19)
144?
"There was a time above. A time before. There were perfect things. Diamond absolutes."
Smashsonic123 (2012-07-10 17:06:53)
93?
Nintendo Network ID: RoweeR
[bold]Shrek needs to be in Smash bros and FNaF.[/bold]
Shy (2012-07-10 17:10:34)
0. //
carlos11 (2012-07-10 21:01:20)
He most likely found it interesting because the answer varies depending on if you multiplied or divided first.
However, since mathematical equations are solved from left to right in an established order, the correct answer is 288.
Language is a tool for efficient communication. The internet is a tool for fast communication. Do not defy both intents by posting incoherent writing.
carlos11 (2012-07-11 03:59:30)
You read from left to right, right? (unless you're Japanese )
So the problem is solved from left to right, and thus the answer is 288.
Language is a tool for efficient communication. The internet is a tool for fast communication. Do not defy both intents by posting incoherent writing.
carlos11 (2012-07-11 04:09:22)
It IS supposed to be from left to right. Any calculator's answer will be 288.

This post has been edited one or more times, the last time was:
2012-07-11 04:10:09

Language is a tool for efficient communication. The internet is a tool for fast communication. Do not defy both intents by posting incoherent writing.
carlos11 (2012-07-11 04:16:30)
Rules don't change.
Language is a tool for efficient communication. The internet is a tool for fast communication. Do not defy both intents by posting incoherent writing.
DaftPunk (2012-07-11 04:24:48)
For this, you have to use the PEMDAS trick.
carlos11 (2012-07-11 04:27:22)
48÷2 (9+3)
The first step is to do what's inside the grouping symbols, which leaves you with the following:
48÷2(12)
Since there are no exponents, you multiply or divide.
You do it from left to right because that's how it's supposed to be. It's the same for adding and subtracting.
Language is a tool for efficient communication. The internet is a tool for fast communication. Do not defy both intents by posting incoherent writing.
carlos11 (2012-07-11 04:39:39)
If you went on forums dedicated to Mathematics, you'd know that I'm right.

Language is a tool for efficient communication. The internet is a tool for fast communication. Do not defy both intents by posting incoherent writing.
carlos11 (2012-07-11 04:45:40)
In a way, we're both right.
Multiplication and division have the same precedence, but they still must be done left to right. I cannot stress that last part enough.
So how 'bout you philosophize that.
Language is a tool for efficient communication. The internet is a tool for fast communication. Do not defy both intents by posting incoherent writing.
spadeguy (2012-07-11 04:47:11)
288 i did that mentally im 13 and I skipped all responses.
I should probably write a new story... but will I finish it?
Anyway, I'm Aaron
THE END
carlos11 (2012-07-11 04:49:31)
It's what right, so you should get used to it. You're only corrupting your knowledge.
Language is a tool for efficient communication. The internet is a tool for fast communication. Do not defy both intents by posting incoherent writing.
spadeguy (2012-07-11 04:50:59)
I also have Aspergers syndrome,and it goes like this.

From left to right:

Parenthesis
Exponents
Multiplication/Division (whichever appears first from left to right)
Addition/Subtraction (Also whichever appears first from left to right)
I should probably write a new story... but will I finish it?
Anyway, I'm Aaron
THE END
carlos11 (2012-07-11 04:52:49)
*Left to right.
And I strongly reommend you do the same.
Language is a tool for efficient communication. The internet is a tool for fast communication. Do not defy both intents by posting incoherent writing.
 >  >>

Log in to submit a comment

This topic's ID: 23004

Back to forum: Miscellaneous




Total registered users: 8322
New registered users today: 0
Newest registered user: Kris

©  Copyright 2026 3DSPlaza. All Rights Reserved