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>>2186431
2

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9!

>>2186431
2

>>2186431
48 / 2 (9 + 3)
48 / 2 (12)
24 (12)
288

Where's my fucking medal?

>>2186431
2
also nice id

288

>>2186431
9 + 3 is 12
Boom what now faggot?

48/2 = 24
9+3 = 12
24x12 = 288

>>2186431
9 + 3 = 93

>>2186446
>>2186444
>>2186439
It depends on whether you think multiplication comes before division, because PEMDAS, or multiplication and division are on the same "tier," so you divide first because it's to the leftmost part of the problem.

>>2186431
disambiguate with parenthesis please?

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>>2186431
The answer is 1

>>2186472
according to pemdas MD and AS are read left to right.

>>2186472
yeah, it's really a question over what you believe
we could argue about this all day tho

>>2186431
Only brainlets write math like this

>>2186472
I was always taught that Multiplication and Division have the same priority, and you solve them in order Left to Right, same with Addition and Subtraction.

>>2186431
Either it's (48/2)(9+3) or it's 48/(2(9+3))
That's why people write fractions vertically you imbeciles.
In both cases the answer is 42.

>>2186516
Is this what they teach you in warzones?

>>2186431

288.

I only know this because of the superiority of Texan educations.

>>2186472

>thinks that PEMDAS is open to "interpretation"

just brainlet things

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>>2186615

>>2186481
>>2186512
That's what I was taught as well, but as you can see from this this thread, there are those that think MD implies multiplication takes priority.

>>2186576
>Lives in Texas
>GeTs
>S h o t

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>>2186619
no

>>2186634

No, only minorities on crime sprees get shot here anon.

>>2186540
Surprisingly good education when faced with almost nonexistent resources.

protip from fag op

parenthesis
exponents
multiplication
division
addition
subtraction

now heres the correct answer
48/2(9+3)
first we solve parenthesis
48/2(12)
then, because multiplication and division are interchangeable, we solve 48/2
24(12)
which is
24*12
which gives us
288

It is still 48/2(9+3) because there is no equal mark there

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>>2186676
you have to distribute the 2 to the 9 and 3

>>2186676
Holy fuck are you ever stupid.

>>2186696
>2x + 4 = 24
>Find x

>it's right there 2(((x))) + 4 = 24

Perfect answer.

>>2186696
it can be simplified though

>>2186676
Here the problem Ameri-Kun
Who's to say it's (48/2)(12) instead of 48/(2*12) considering that in absence of a sign to denote an operation that multiplication is assumed.

>>2186431

step 1: brackets first 48/2(12)

step 2: decide on whether you prefer evaluating the multiplication or the division first, with the more common convention giving multiplication

step 3: fucking neck any autists who unironically use such ambiguous notation and ensure that they are kicked out from any higher education establishment they are enrolled in if applicable

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>>2186702

>>2186653
>Be Texan
>Minority passes by
>Accidently steps on toe
>Shoot him because he's assaulting you
>Five days later
>Get shot

>>2186736
did you read the post iraqibro
the answer to the problem depends on whether or not multiplication and division are interchangeable in pemdas, which they are
so instead of doing multiplication first and division second, you do it from left to right

>>2186703
>canadian education

>>2186702
>>2186744

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>>2186728
t. equal rights denier

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>>2186744

>>2186784
are you in second grade? jesus christ just add a text box in gimp

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>>2186790
it would be pretty sad if a second grader could do math better than you ;)

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>>2186790

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>>2186802
>trying to compensate for your shit math and handwriting

>>2186807

>>2186771
These are troll threads.
An extremely poorly written math equation is posed then fucking retards like you argue over PEDMAS.
So, that's the story of why you are stupid.

>>2186845
>t. newfag
you think everyone doesnt know that these are simple (you) farms?

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Why the fuck am I arguing over babby math at 4 in the morning? I need to get a hold my life.
The question is ambiguous because it doesn't use proper notation

>>2186896
Only retards can't use the method that tricked you up. Go back to high school algebra.

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>>2186841

>>2186870
It's quite obvious that you don't.
[tee dot newfag meme arrow you] You didn't miss a thing, did you, lil' Timmy?

>>2186942
>youre retarded
>no u

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Can you guys answer this?

>>2187128
Cheryl is a bitch.

>>2187128
The answer is Cheryl is a little fucking attention whore and they probably should stop trying because she's not putting out

>>2187128
May 19

>>2187266
June 17th you dip
>>2187128
See above

>>2187279
Bernard knows when her birthday is. Bernard was given the day, but not the month. The only day that doesn't repeat is Aug 19th. You prob mixed Bernard and Albert up.

>>2187327
> 18
> reading comprehension
> american education

>>2186446
pemdas should have never existed.

this is the right answer

>>2187341
Yeah, see my original answer:
>>2187266
I meant to write May 19 in my response to Iraqposter.

>>2187357
This is actually true I don't know what amerishart invented that stupid mnemonic but I noticed it fucks up math intuition more than it helps

>>2186431
>Not getting rid of the parenthesis before solving the rest of the problem
Heathens, the whole lot a you. Get off my board

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>>2186443
>>2186446
>>2186449
>>2186460
>>2186472
>>2186478
>>2186481
>>2186516
>>2186560
>>2186676
>>2186736
>>2186744
>>2186896
>>2187279

ITT: retards

>>2187128
somewhere inbetween may 15th and august the 17th

Also, why the hell would Albert and Bernard be friends with someone like that?

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>>2186431
Baka.

2 Pemdas my niggers

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>>2186431

I don't know. Ask the brain chads at >>>/sci/.

>>2187128
Here’s mine:

Remember, Albert is told either May, June, July or August.

Bernard is told either 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 or 19

Let’s go through it line by line.

Albert: I don’t know when Cheryl’s birthday is, but I know that Bernard doesn’t know too.


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All Albert knows is the month, and every month has more than one possible date, so of course he doesn’t know when her birthday is. The first part of the sentence is redundant.

The only way that Bernard could know the date with a single number, however, would be if Cheryl had told him 18 or 19, since of the ten date options only these numbers appear once, as May 19 and June 18.

For Albert to know that Bernard does not know, Albert must therefore have been told July or August, since this rules out Bernard being told 18 or 19.

Line 2) Bernard: At first I don’t know when Cheryl’s birthday is, but now I know.

Bernard has deduced that Albert has either August or July. If he knows the full date, he must have been told 15, 16 or 17, since if he had been told 14 he would be none the wiser about whether the month was August or July. Each of 15, 16 and 17 only refers to one specific month, but 14 could be either month.

Line 3) Albert: Then I also know when Cheryl’s birthday is.

Albert has therefore deduced that the possible dates are July 16, Aug 15 and Aug 17. For him to now know, he must have been told July. Since if he had been told August, he would not know which date for certain is the birthday.

The answer, therefore is July 16.

You roll an N sided die M times, where M >= N. What is the probability that you see each of the N faces of the die at least once?

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>>2191782
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Its objectively 288

>>2186431
Since there are an infinite amount of universes, there are an infinite amount of answers. So, -1^2

>>2186431
288, right?

>>2186472
>Being retarded with your trip on
ouch