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344/4-3+4+434*4-3+4-4*4/8
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There are no () so im confused.
it is 910
that equation has 2 sets of denominators and is impossible...
(344/4)+1+(434*4)+(1-4)*(4/8) = 910
requires brackets in the question, otherwise not solveable
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@jwheele1 you're wrong
within those steps i combined like a 1 and 4 added together
910
@heedcom and I are not wrong
You are, he isn't.
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thanks i know i am
If you have a fraction over a fraction you take the receprical of the bottom fraction and multiply it to the top fraction.
well solve it if you like, but me and @jwheele1 are convinced we are right
The only reason it's unsolvable is that there are no () or []. not because there are 2 denominators.
ok, now uganda is agreeing with us
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I'm agreeing with you. Not @jwheele1
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