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The answer is 1, why is everyone a delinquent?
Y'all please, learn your pemdas (or bodmas or whatever you learned it as)
It's 16
*sigh*
Parentheses equation is 2+2, which is 4.
Now we multiply by 2 to get 4x2 which is 8
8 DIVIDED BY 8 is 1.
I have no fucking clue how you can get 16 out of this. I donât think youâre bad at math, I think you just need glasses.
Itâs 1.
Itâs 16.
8 / 2 * (2+2) =Â
8/2 * (4) =Â
4*4 = 16
You do the parentheses, then you go left to right.
That isnât how this works.....
PEMDAS
8/2*(2+2) (P = Parentheses)
8/2*(4) (M = Multiply)
8/8=1 (D = Division)
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Use Mathpapa calculator if you still donât believe me.
No, Riley.
M isn't in the original problem but 8á2 still needs a resolution. You have to solve 8á2 as-is after (2+2) no matter what.
So you're not following PEMDAS by factoring x4 into 8á2.
It's literally this simple.
I, uh, I think itâs 1, actually.
Plug it into a searchbar, or a scientific calculator that waits until the whole thing is input & that's the answer.
No need.
Everyone on this post:
@nonanalogue can you solve this for us because I swear to goodness the answer is 1 but this post is making me doubt my brains
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So the problem is two-fold: first, order of operations as most people are taught it is a lie, and second, the original problem is written very ambiguously.
Letâs drill down into that first point.
PEMDAS! Parentheses, exponents, multiplication, division, addition, subtraction. Everyoneâs taught to do operations in that order! Except thatâs not really right. As a math teacher of mine put it, âit works for now, but youâll find out I was lying in a few years.â
The problem is that multiplication and division are the same operation, and addition and subtraction are also the same operation. Division is really just multiplying by a fraction, and subtraction is just adding a negative. With that in mind, it doesnât necessarily make sense to do some multiplication arbitrarily early in the problem before the rest! As a result, hereâs the bottom line for that point:
Both 1 and 16 are right.
How can that be?
Well, that brings me to the second point: the expression is written very ambiguously, so as to maximize confusion! Itâs also why I donât like using the division symbol when a fraction will do just nicely.
Observe two other ways we could write this expression:
The first one resolves to 8/8, which is 1. The second resolves to 4(4), which is 16. Both are right, only because the original expression is vague.
The sad thing is that everyone hates fractions, when actually they make life so much nicer!