Question

how to calculate in comp science im not aable to solve this 5+4/3*(5-3)/2

Answer 1

\[5 + \frac43 \times \frac{(5-3)}{2}\]

Answer 2

Use PEDMAS.

Answer 3

simple !! @saifoo.khan take charge!! its u in the show 2 help

Answer 4

Parenthesis,
Exponents,
Division,
Multiplication,
Add
Subtract.

Answer 5

answer is ???

Answer 6

Calculate it to find out.

Answer 7

answer is: try it

Answer 8

what do you mean by computer science?

Answer 9

6 sahi hai GOOD tnx

Answer 10

5/3 *6 = ?
according to PEDMAS is it 9.6??
if not then please explain how to use PEDMAS
I hv started C++ since 2 hr

Answer 11

76.6227766

Answer 12

is answer

Answer 13

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Order_of_operations

Answer 14

nooo answer is 6

Answer 15

:-(

Answer 16

i got 5.66666 when rounded off is 6 does that count? haha

Answer 17

dnt know,
but the answer for
6.0 * 5/3 is 10.0
and 6 * 5/3 is 10
AND IM CONFUSED at the end!!

Answer 18

6* 5/3 = (6)(5)/3 = 30/3 = 10 that i know

Answer 19

5-3=2
3*2=6
4/6/2=4/3
5+4/3 = 6.33333

Answer 20

but it says 6.0 must be the answer...

Answer 21

6.3 in c++ when returned as an integer is 6

Answer 22

then how 5/3 *6 = 6 , its given in answers

Answer 23

i dont think thats right

Answer 24

r u sure

Answer 25

5/3*6 = 5/18 that is not 6

Answer 26

also 6.0 * 5/3 = 10.0
n 6 * 5/3 = 10
how??

Answer 27

thats why i said its wrong,,, the only way to do it is how i did it

Answer 28

lol because 6*5/3 is 10

Answer 29

what language do you code in?

Answer 30

c++ he said

Answer 31

hey hey when im SOLVING in WINDOWScalclater ans are correct and same as the book
:-D :-D

Answer 32

lol i dont know then,,, -.-

Answer 33

Oh c++
hmm do you know the difference between int and float? when you add that decimal point the numbers gets stored as float.

Answer 34

and int only account for the whole numbers.

Answer 35

that point is clear( 10.0 and 10) FLOATING CONSTANT, we represent 10.0 and int constant 10 no fractional or decimals

Answer 36

This may be confusion
5.0/3.0*6.0

but when you have operations at the same level (as are division and multiplication), you evaluate them left to right:
e.g.

\[ \frac{5}{3} \cdot 6 = 10 \]

Here is C code to show the evaluation
#include <stdio.h>
main()
{
printf("Hello, World!\n");
printf("%s, %f\n","5.0/3.0*6.0", 5.0/3.0*6.0);
}
code$ cc hello.c -o hello -lm
code$ hello
Hello, World!
5.0/3.0*6.0, 10.000000

Answer 37

i got it
5/3 is 1.6666666666667 so 1.666666667 *6 = 10
6.0 * 5/3 = 6.0 **1.66666667 = 10.0 BCZ FLOAT
6 * 5/3 = 10 simply bcz its in int
and probably answer in the book is wrong for 5/3 *6 , answer given is 6 but it will be 10 now im sure

Answer 38

DHANYVAAD EVERYONE
tnx

Answer 39

If you evaluate integers 5/3*6 then 5/3 -->1 (you lose the remainder) and 1*6=6

#include <stdio.h>
main()
{
printf("Hello, World!\n");
printf("%s, %f\n","5.0/3.0*6.0", 5.0/3.0*6.0);
printf("%s, %d\n","5/3*6", 5/3*6);
}
code$ hello
Hello, World!
5.0/3.0*6.0, 10.000000
5/3*6, 6

Answer 40

You say
6.0 * 5/3 is 10.0 <-- notice the 6.0, this causes the expression to be evaluated as a float

5/3 *6 = 6 <--- evaluated as integers

Answer 41

yes i got it