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lmao the answer is not 288. wow, people. it's 2....TWO!
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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.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.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
Originally Posted by 36hypno
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.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
Originally Posted by 36hypno
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.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
answer me this then.....how do evaluate x(x+3)^2Originally Posted by pjhoody
Originally Posted by 36hypno
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.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 = 2wow man. just... wow.
answer me this then.....how do evaluate x(x+3)^2Originally Posted by pjhoody
Originally Posted by 36hypno
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.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 = 2wow man. just... wow.
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?
And...... you're done.
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?
And...... you're done.
Wolfram manipulating equations...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...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!
Originally Posted by snakeyes17
Wolfram manipulating equations...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!
Then again, the answer is 8.6
Originally Posted by snakeyes17
Wolfram manipulating equations...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!
Then again, the answer is 8.6