6/2(1 + 2)
how come ur asking this? O.o
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3*1 + 3*2
6/2(1+2) = 1 because multiplication come before division
left to right
whichever comes first
6/2(1+2) = 6/2(3) = this is where multiplication is done first rather than division 6/6 = 1
It will be 9..
yup that's what I said
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\(6 \div2(1 + 2) = 6 \div 2 \times 3 = 3 \times 3 = 9\)
correct
Answer will be 1 if: \(6 \div (2(1 + 2))\) For this answer will be 1.
6/2(1+2) PEMDAS Step 1: Add 1 and 2 because they is in the parenthesis Step 2: Multiply 3 and 2 first because multiplication comes before division Step 3: Simply divide 6 by 6 Answer: 1
In case of multiplication and division are there acting simultaneously then we prefer left to right.. For this case division comes first..
you first distribute 6/(2*1+2*2) 6/6 1
In BODMAS, division comes first and then multiplication..
1 makes more sense to me. eventhough it is wrong as per wolfromalpha/calculators
PEMDAS
Yeah, obviously according to the order of operations, it's 6 / 2 * 3 = 9, BUT often notation is such that x / yz means (especially with spaces like that) \[\frac{x}{yz}\] For example, "Concrete Mathematics" by Knuth uses it. Oficially it's wrong, but fairly common.
And, my God, it's neither multiplication before division nor the opposite. They are both of equal priority.
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