6÷2(1+2)=?
9?
that is obvious
I think its one, since if you use BEDMAS then you do the 1+2 first so you have 6/2(3) then you just simplify that so you have 6/6 so that equals 1
6/ (2*1) + (2*2) 6/(2+4) 6/6 1
6/2=3 3*3=9
parenthesis come first
then u have 6/2 times 3
distribute the 2 then add the parenthesis
put this 6/2(1+2) in your calculator
so is it 1 or 9?
do u multiply 2x3 before you divide?
PEMDAS
Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication and Division, and Addition and Subtraction".
so therefore it is 1
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i think its 1 but this says otherwise
1+2 is three then order of operations from left to right making 6/2=3, 3*3 is 9
my apologies i thought 6 was on top of all of it
so its 9?
yes
well one math teacher told me it was 1...and others have said 9...
in that case it would be 9. If 6 would have been over the entire equation it would be one
even if you distribute the 2 to the 1 and the 2 and then add them, its still 1...quote from teacher...also says multiplication comes first
6/2(2+1) following the PEMDAS rule, the answer comes out to be 9. parenthesis, exponents, multiplication OR division, ANY ORDER!! (remember that), addition OR subtraction!! sooo...lots of people forget that part.(: 6/2(3) 3(3) =9
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