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Voting closed: August 03, 2012, 21:49
On any exam I'd write 2 cause of this:Try to make it like this:(I replace 48 with X , and put 2 to try if its correct)x / 2(9+3) = 2x / 2(12) = 2x / 24 = 2x = 2*24x = 48 > CorrectNow, i replace 48 with X again , but this time i put right side 288 ( = 288 ) i get :x / 2(9+3) = 288x / 2(12) = 288x / 24 = 288x = 288*24x = 6912 > Not correct (not 48) END OF STORY
Quote from: shpura on July 25, 2012, 22:20On any exam I'd write 2 cause of this:Try to make it like this:(I replace 48 with X , and put 2 to try if its correct)x / 2(9+3) = 2x / 2(12) = 2x / 24 = 2x = 2*24x = 48 > CorrectNow, i replace 48 with X again , but this time i put right side 288 ( = 288 ) i get :x / 2(9+3) = 288x / 2(12) = 288x / 24 = 288x = 288*24x = 6912 > Not correct (not 48) END OF STORY so why wouldnt you divide x (48) with 2 first ?
Quote from: BrownTygeR on July 25, 2012, 21:16It seems like my previous explanation was not enough for u guys, ill try to make it easier for u guys to understand why answer is 2.So lets think of the number 24; 24 = 18+6 right?Now lets write "18+6" in parenthesis of 2 which leads us to 2(9+3)Now if you have completed elementary school you should be able to understand that 2(9+3) is an entire statement and it CANNOT be broken up.So lets get back to 48/2(9+3)2(9+3) = 2448/24 = 2I hope everyone can uderstand now. In this case Left to right thing doesnt work.that's not an explanation.number 24 can be wrote down as a 48/2 which is also part of equatiation.Also 48/2 can be written down as a 48x0.5so there should be no talking about priorites in dividing and multiplying.
It seems like my previous explanation was not enough for u guys, ill try to make it easier for u guys to understand why answer is 2.So lets think of the number 24; 24 = 18+6 right?Now lets write "18+6" in parenthesis of 2 which leads us to 2(9+3)Now if you have completed elementary school you should be able to understand that 2(9+3) is an entire statement and it CANNOT be broken up.So lets get back to 48/2(9+3)2(9+3) = 2448/24 = 2I hope everyone can uderstand now. In this case Left to right thing doesnt work.
Quote from: FU I am PeNGuiN on July 25, 2012, 22:13Quote from: BrownTygeR on July 25, 2012, 21:16It seems like my previous explanation was not enough for u guys, ill try to make it easier for u guys to understand why answer is 2.So lets think of the number 24; 24 = 18+6 right?Now lets write "18+6" in parenthesis of 2 which leads us to 2(9+3)Now if you have completed elementary school you should be able to understand that 2(9+3) is an entire statement and it CANNOT be broken up.So lets get back to 48/2(9+3)2(9+3) = 2448/24 = 2I hope everyone can uderstand now. In this case Left to right thing doesnt work.that's not an explanation.number 24 can be wrote down as a 48/2 which is also part of equatiation.Also 48/2 can be written down as a 48x0.5so there should be no talking about priorites in dividing and multiplying.Do you even understand? 2(9+3) is an entire statement which CANNOT BE BROKEN UPEdit: Oh and also lets try your way, lets write 24 as 48/2= 48/48/2= 48.2/48= 2I hope this was simple enough for you.
Quote from: BrownTygeR on July 25, 2012, 23:31Quote from: FU I am PeNGuiN on July 25, 2012, 22:13Quote from: BrownTygeR on July 25, 2012, 21:16It seems like my previous explanation was not enough for u guys, ill try to make it easier for u guys to understand why answer is 2.So lets think of the number 24; 24 = 18+6 right?Now lets write "18+6" in parenthesis of 2 which leads us to 2(9+3)Now if you have completed elementary school you should be able to understand that 2(9+3) is an entire statement and it CANNOT be broken up.So lets get back to 48/2(9+3)2(9+3) = 2448/24 = 2I hope everyone can uderstand now. In this case Left to right thing doesnt work.that's not an explanation.number 24 can be wrote down as a 48/2 which is also part of equatiation.Also 48/2 can be written down as a 48x0.5so there should be no talking about priorites in dividing and multiplying.Do you even understand? 2(9+3) is an entire statement which CANNOT BE BROKEN UPEdit: Oh and also lets try your way, lets write 24 as 48/2= 48/48/2= 48.2/48= 2I hope this was simple enough for you.Quote from: Johnny. on July 25, 2012, 23:38NOT TRUE MAN. the 2 before (9+3) may very well be seperated , and in this cause it has to be cause its in division with 48.
NOT TRUE MAN. the 2 before (9+3) may very well be seperated , and in this cause it has to be cause its in division with 48.
Spoiler for Hiden: Quote from: Johnny. on July 25, 2012, 23:38Quote from: BrownTygeR on July 25, 2012, 23:31Quote from: FU I am PeNGuiN on July 25, 2012, 22:13Quote from: BrownTygeR on July 25, 2012, 21:16It seems like my previous explanation was not enough for u guys, ill try to make it easier for u guys to understand why answer is 2.So lets think of the number 24; 24 = 18+6 right?Now lets write "18+6" in parenthesis of 2 which leads us to 2(9+3)Now if you have completed elementary school you should be able to understand that 2(9+3) is an entire statement and it CANNOT be broken up.So lets get back to 48/2(9+3)2(9+3) = 2448/24 = 2I hope everyone can uderstand now. In this case Left to right thing doesnt work.that's not an explanation.number 24 can be wrote down as a 48/2 which is also part of equatiation.Also 48/2 can be written down as a 48x0.5so there should be no talking about priorites in dividing and multiplying.Do you even understand? 2(9+3) is an entire statement which CANNOT BE BROKEN UPEdit: Oh and also lets try your way, lets write 24 as 48/2= 48/48/2= 48.2/48= 2I hope this was simple enough for you.Quote from: Johnny. on July 25, 2012, 23:38NOT TRUE MAN. the 2 before (9+3) may very well be seperated , and in this cause it has to be cause its in division with 48.Do you even read?, How old are you?, Can you understand simple maths?2(9+3) can be written as (2*9+2*3); 2(9+3) is a math sentence an entire statement breaking it up is same as breaking normal sentences its like You want to write "I am going to play dota" but you write it down as "I going play dota"
Quote from: BrownTygeR on July 25, 2012, 23:47Spoiler for Hiden: Quote from: Johnny. on July 25, 2012, 23:38Quote from: BrownTygeR on July 25, 2012, 23:31Quote from: FU I am PeNGuiN on July 25, 2012, 22:13Quote from: BrownTygeR on July 25, 2012, 21:16It seems like my previous explanation was not enough for u guys, ill try to make it easier for u guys to understand why answer is 2.So lets think of the number 24; 24 = 18+6 right?Now lets write "18+6" in parenthesis of 2 which leads us to 2(9+3)Now if you have completed elementary school you should be able to understand that 2(9+3) is an entire statement and it CANNOT be broken up.So lets get back to 48/2(9+3)2(9+3) = 2448/24 = 2I hope everyone can uderstand now. In this case Left to right thing doesnt work.that's not an explanation.number 24 can be wrote down as a 48/2 which is also part of equatiation.Also 48/2 can be written down as a 48x0.5so there should be no talking about priorites in dividing and multiplying.Do you even understand? 2(9+3) is an entire statement which CANNOT BE BROKEN UPEdit: Oh and also lets try your way, lets write 24 as 48/2= 48/48/2= 48.2/48= 2I hope this was simple enough for you.Quote from: Johnny. on July 25, 2012, 23:38NOT TRUE MAN. the 2 before (9+3) may very well be seperated , and in this cause it has to be cause its in division with 48.Do you even read?, How old are you?, Can you understand simple maths?2(9+3) can be written as (2*9+2*3); 2(9+3) is a math sentence an entire statement breaking it up is same as breaking normal sentences its like You want to write "I am going to play dota" but you write it down as "I going play dota"I am 24 dude , and i know math for sure . But your view of this is wrong , 2(9+3) is not an entire statement. if the problem would be written like that 48/ [2(9+3)] then 2(9+3) would be an entire statement
Now if you have completed elementary school you should be able to understand that 2(9+3) is an entire statement and it CANNOT be broken up.So lets get back to 48/2(9+3)2(9+3) = 2448/24 = 2