Question

Okay so I'm doing math for fun and I need help

Answer 1

Now I'm following the rules of pemdas

Answer 2

I start inside the parentheses, 2+2 is 4. So now the equation turns to


8/2(4)


Then I go to exponents, there are none so I go to multiplication. 2*4 is 8. Then I devide 8/8 and that gives me 1

Answer 3

@ferny

Answer 4

@supie

Answer 5

Where the hell did 14 and 16 come from?

Answer 6

@extrinix

Answer 7

I thought it was 16....

Answer 8

HOW DID YOU GET THAT?!?!M

Answer 9

I know it's a horrible drawing lol-

Answer 10

Wth?

Answer 11

Bro SO like basicly

Answer 12

So it should be 16..not 14..

Answer 13

U would do 2+2

Answer 14

Then 8/2

Answer 15

you have to do what’s in the parenthesis first

Answer 16

With is 4

Answer 17

And then 4 times 4 T^T its 16

Answer 18

But iu follow pemdas, parentheses exponents multiplication division addition subtraction

Answer 19

Wel u see

Answer 20

when that happens

Answer 21

U do wat ever comes first multiply or divide

Answer 22

Thats the rule T^T

Answer 23

You follow pemdas with everything, such as x(3+8) * 97=

Answer 24

Bro ur tripping tio

Answer 25

The fact that the answer is 12 and you guys are arguing over 16 and 14 💀

Answer 26

THE ANSWER IS 1 BRO

Answer 27

BRO PEMDAS

Answer 28

Take a break , you need it

Answer 29

I'm so confused right now...

Answer 30

Stop putting it ina calculator c ts simple math 😭😭

Answer 31

Honestly it just depends on which *rules* you follow.

It's 1 if you use PEMDAS

Answer 32

If it’s so simple then why did you make a question

Answer 33

Bc how tf did y'all get 16 and 14

Answer 34

I'm using common sense what black ,agic F ery did y'all use

Answer 35

how did you get 1

Answer 36

im lost

Answer 37

oh I get it

Answer 38

they multiply 2 times 2

Answer 39

2 times 4 i mean

Answer 40

then divide it by 8 which is 1

Answer 41

\[\Large 8 \div 2(2+2) \]
\[\Large 8 \div 2(4) \]
\[\Large 8\div 8\]

Answer 42

Ohhhhh

Answer 43

So which answer is it then-?

Answer 44

let me ask an elementary school teacher

Answer 45

It just depends on which method you learned I guess.