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#591
May 4 2011 04:07pm
Quote (Ectasy @ May 4 2011 05:06pm)
you can also just distribute the (6/2), same thing.
(6/2) + (12/2) = 3 + 6 = 9


The only way to do it simplified, anyway :loL:
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#592
May 4 2011 04:08pm
This guy has a PhD in mathematics.
If you wanna argue with him, idc

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May 4 2011 04:09pm
Quote (GRATS @ May 5 2011 12:02am)
because the ONLY way it is possible to say the 6 is separate is if it's 6/2(1+2)=??

and even then it's foolish to make that mistake

with an actual division sign, it is part of the equation NOT separate, thus you work it in as shown (6÷2)*(1+2)=


I honestly didn't know that there's a difference between / and ÷. If that's the case, I guess I was wrong.
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May 4 2011 04:09pm
Quote (GRATS @ May 4 2011 03:07pm)
/ can stand for fraction

to a fool (you guys) it can be like

http://i.imgur.com/46F0A.png



to wolframalpha, google & myalgebra

the problem is:

http://i.imgur.com/r798B.png

http://i.imgur.com/gbsjX.png





when anything I've said can be proven wrong lmk, goons

till then stay in elementary school math


Quote (Molle_fkk @ May 4 2011 03:09pm)
I honestly didn't know that there's a difference between / and ÷. If that's the case, I guess  I was wrong.


only dummies would take it that way though...

This post was edited by GRATS on May 4 2011 04:10pm
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May 4 2011 04:11pm
Quote (L4d @ 4 May 2011 18:10)
http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa316/Drummermean/CALC.jpg


This is invalid because my CASIO scientific calculator gives 9
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May 4 2011 04:11pm
Quote (1nt0_3t3rn1ty @ May 4 2011 05:08pm)
This guy has a PhD in mathematics.
If you wanna argue with him, idc

http://i53.tinypic.com/2h8a7h0.jpg


This is exactly what I have been trying to argue.. thanks.
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May 4 2011 04:11pm
Quote (1nt0_3t3rn1ty @ May 4 2011 03:11pm)
This is invalid because my CASIO scientific calculator gives 9


If you guys honestly think

http://www.wolframalpha.com/

and or google
is wrong at math

you really need help
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May 4 2011 04:12pm
Quote (1nt0_3t3rn1ty @ May 4 2011 05:08pm)
This guy has a PhD in mathematics.
If you wanna argue with him, idc

http://i53.tinypic.com/2h8a7h0.jpg


You can interpret it that way, but it would be wrong.
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May 4 2011 04:12pm
Quote (GRATS @ 4 May 2011 18:11)
If you guys honestly think

http://www.wolframalpha.com/

and or google
is wrong at math

you really need help


Those 2 only use bedmas (order of operations)
They don't look at the equation logically
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