5-5/1+8*7/7*8-4+4(9^(18-5))=?
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10,167,463,313,313
10,167,463,313,376
Are actually both correct.
8*7/7*8 can be correctly interpreted as both 64 and 1. Just depends on if you consider it an in-line division symbol or 8*7 OVER 7*8
I am guessing you are early 40s/late 30s? There was a brief time where the order of operations was taught improperly in many areas.
The standing rule is PEDMAS Left to right, and the intent must be explicit brackets and parenthesis.
True, but the / isn't really a mathematical symbol .. so it's still open to interpretation.
This is one of those problems where different brands of calculators will give you different answers, depending on how they interpret /0 -
10,167,463,313,313
10,167,463,313,376
Are actually both correct.
8*7/7*8 can be correctly interpreted as both 64 and 1. Just depends on if you consider it an in-line division symbol or 8*7 OVER 7*8
in this instance you go from left to right.(( 8*7) / 7)* 8
if you have multiplication and division you go from left to right... same with addition and subtraction.
Generally true, but the / symbol is mathematically ambiguous:
Similarly, there can be ambiguity in the use of the slash ('/') symbol... For example, the manuscript submission instructions for the Physical Review journals state that multiplication is of higher precedence than division with a slash. (source "Physical Review Style and Notation Guide". American Physical Society. Section IV–E–2. Retrieved 5 August 2012.)
well, I love you if you are right, because if you are, then it means I'm not stupid and don't have to rely entirely on my looks to get by. :flowerforyou:0 -
10,167,463,313,313
10,167,463,313,376
Are actually both correct.
8*7/7*8 can be correctly interpreted as both 64 and 1. Just depends on if you consider it an in-line division symbol or 8*7 OVER 7*8
It's arithmetic there is no interpretation only followed rules.0 -
I am actually surprised that no one treated it as:
5-5/1+8*7
____________
7*8-4+4(9^(18-5))
And came up with
56
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10,167,463,313,3680 -
I am actually surprised that no one treated it as:
5-5/1+8*7
____________
7*8-4+4(9^(18-5))
And came up with
56
___
10,167,463,313,368
Also valid. There are interpretations and implementations that say divide everything to the left of the slash by everything to the right of the slash.0 -
10,167,463,313,313
10,167,463,313,376
Are actually both correct.
8*7/7*8 can be correctly interpreted as both 64 and 1. Just depends on if you consider it an in-line division symbol or 8*7 OVER 7*8
It's arithmetic there is no interpretation only followed rules.
/ isn't an arithmetic symbol. it's a representation of either a division sign or a fraction on computers.
ETA: There is no Peter, only Zuul.0 -
=5-5/1+8*7/7*8-4+4(9^(18-5))
=5-5+56/56-4+4(9^13)
=0+1-4+4(2541865828329)
=-3+10167463313316
=10167463313313
10,167,463,313,313
maybe
This^^0 -
10,167,463,313,313
10,167,463,313,376
Are actually both correct.
8*7/7*8 can be correctly interpreted as both 64 and 1. Just depends on if you consider it an in-line division symbol or 8*7 OVER 7*8
I am guessing you are early 40s/late 30s? There was a brief time where the order of operations was taught improperly in many areas.
The standing rule is PEDMAS Left to right, and the intent must be explicit brackets and parenthesis.
True, but the / isn't really a mathematical symbol .. so it's still open to interpretation.
This is one of those problems where different brands of calculators will give you different answers, depending on how they interpret /
This is not a calculator, this website is a computer based platform, so "/" will always mean division this isn't open for debate, it is an agreed upon standard.0 -
mind = blown..
there is no spoon0 -
Technically a division sign and a fraction sign are the same. One-half = 1 divided by 2 = 50% = 0.510,167,463,313,313
10,167,463,313,376
Are actually both correct.
8*7/7*8 can be correctly interpreted as both 64 and 1. Just depends on if you consider it an in-line division symbol or 8*7 OVER 7*8
It's arithmetic there is no interpretation only followed rules.
/ isn't an arithmetic symbol. it's a representation of either a division sign or a fraction on computers.0 -
The chances of randomly choosing the correct answer to this question is:
a) 25%
b) 50%
c) 33%
d) 25%0 -
10,167,463,313,313
10,167,463,313,376
Are actually both correct.
8*7/7*8 can be correctly interpreted as both 64 and 1. Just depends on if you consider it an in-line division symbol or 8*7 OVER 7*8
I am guessing you are early 40s/late 30s? There was a brief time where the order of operations was taught improperly in many areas.
The standing rule is PEDMAS Left to right, and the intent must be explicit brackets and parenthesis.
True, but the / isn't really a mathematical symbol .. so it's still open to interpretation.
This is one of those problems where different brands of calculators will give you different answers, depending on how they interpret /
This is not a calculator, this website is a computer based platform, so "/" will always mean division this isn't open for debate, it is an agreed upon standard.
Or ... as I posted previously ..
Similarly, there can be ambiguity in the use of the slash ('/') symbol... For example, the manuscript submission instructions for the Physical Review journals state that multiplication is of higher precedence than division with a slash. (source "Physical Review Style and Notation Guide". American Physical Society. Section IV–E–2. Retrieved 5 August 2012.)
It absolutely is open to debate.0 -
Isn't that just explaining that the order of PEMDAS puts the M before the D?10,167,463,313,313
10,167,463,313,376
Are actually both correct.
8*7/7*8 can be correctly interpreted as both 64 and 1. Just depends on if you consider it an in-line division symbol or 8*7 OVER 7*8
I am guessing you are early 40s/late 30s? There was a brief time where the order of operations was taught improperly in many areas.
The standing rule is PEDMAS Left to right, and the intent must be explicit brackets and parenthesis.
True, but the / isn't really a mathematical symbol .. so it's still open to interpretation.
This is one of those problems where different brands of calculators will give you different answers, depending on how they interpret /
This is not a calculator, this website is a computer based platform, so "/" will always mean division this isn't open for debate, it is an agreed upon standard.
Or ... as I posted previously ..
Similarly, there can be ambiguity in the use of the slash ('/') symbol... For example, the manuscript submission instructions for the Physical Review journals state that multiplication is of higher precedence than division with a slash. (source "Physical Review Style and Notation Guide". American Physical Society. Section IV–E–2. Retrieved 5 August 2012.)
It absolutely is open to debate.
(before the D
:laugh: ) 0 -
In other news:
40-32/2=4!0 -
Purple?0
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10,167,463,313,313
10,167,463,313,376
Are actually both correct.
8*7/7*8 can be correctly interpreted as both 64 and 1. Just depends on if you consider it an in-line division symbol or 8*7 OVER 7*8
It's arithmetic there is no interpretation only followed rules.
/ isn't an arithmetic symbol. it's a representation of either a division sign or a fraction on computers.
ETA: There is no Peter, only Zuul.
I mean I can go to France and demand that the police speak to me in Chinese but that would not make sense. We are on computers so we speak that language
Also, the Gatekeeper was nice for speaking English and not the demon language, because they possessed an English speaking host. Which is like speaking calculator while possessing a computer.0 -
Isn't that just explaining that the order of PEMDAS puts the M before the D?10,167,463,313,313
10,167,463,313,376
Are actually both correct.
8*7/7*8 can be correctly interpreted as both 64 and 1. Just depends on if you consider it an in-line division symbol or 8*7 OVER 7*8
I am guessing you are early 40s/late 30s? There was a brief time where the order of operations was taught improperly in many areas.
The standing rule is PEDMAS Left to right, and the intent must be explicit brackets and parenthesis.
True, but the / isn't really a mathematical symbol .. so it's still open to interpretation.
This is one of those problems where different brands of calculators will give you different answers, depending on how they interpret /
This is not a calculator, this website is a computer based platform, so "/" will always mean division this isn't open for debate, it is an agreed upon standard.
Or ... as I posted previously ..
Similarly, there can be ambiguity in the use of the slash ('/') symbol... For example, the manuscript submission instructions for the Physical Review journals state that multiplication is of higher precedence than division with a slash. (source "Physical Review Style and Notation Guide". American Physical Society. Section IV–E–2. Retrieved 5 August 2012.)
It absolutely is open to debate.
(before the D :laugh: )
Depends on the interpretation of the order of operations too. Multiplication, THEN division .. or multiplication and division in a straight line from left to right.0 -
10,167,463,313,313
10,167,463,313,376
Are actually both correct.
8*7/7*8 can be correctly interpreted as both 64 and 1. Just depends on if you consider it an in-line division symbol or 8*7 OVER 7*8
I am guessing you are early 40s/late 30s? There was a brief time where the order of operations was taught improperly in many areas.
The standing rule is PEDMAS Left to right, and the intent must be explicit brackets and parenthesis.
True, but the / isn't really a mathematical symbol .. so it's still open to interpretation.
This is one of those problems where different brands of calculators will give you different answers, depending on how they interpret /
This is not a calculator, this website is a computer based platform, so "/" will always mean division this isn't open for debate, it is an agreed upon standard.
Or ... as I posted previously ..
Similarly, there can be ambiguity in the use of the slash ('/') symbol... For example, the manuscript submission instructions for the Physical Review journals state that multiplication is of higher precedence than division with a slash. (source "Physical Review Style and Notation Guide". American Physical Society. Section IV–E–2. Retrieved 5 August 2012.)
It absolutely is open to debate.
I mean some scientists still day the world is 6000 years old with our understanding of time. So they can technically debate that fact.0 -
I thought the answer to everything is 42.0
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Well following order of operations, i.e., PEMDAS, parentheses outrank exponents, which outrank multiplication and division (but multiplication and division are at the same rank), and these two outrank addition and subtraction (which are together on the bottom rank). When you have a bunch of operations of the same rank, you just operate from left to right.
Isn't that just explaining that the order of PEMDAS puts the M before the D?10,167,463,313,313
10,167,463,313,376
Are actually both correct.
8*7/7*8 can be correctly interpreted as both 64 and 1. Just depends on if you consider it an in-line division symbol or 8*7 OVER 7*8
I am guessing you are early 40s/late 30s? There was a brief time where the order of operations was taught improperly in many areas.
The standing rule is PEDMAS Left to right, and the intent must be explicit brackets and parenthesis.
True, but the / isn't really a mathematical symbol .. so it's still open to interpretation.
This is one of those problems where different brands of calculators will give you different answers, depending on how they interpret /
This is not a calculator, this website is a computer based platform, so "/" will always mean division this isn't open for debate, it is an agreed upon standard.
Or ... as I posted previously ..
Similarly, there can be ambiguity in the use of the slash ('/') symbol... For example, the manuscript submission instructions for the Physical Review journals state that multiplication is of higher precedence than division with a slash. (source "Physical Review Style and Notation Guide". American Physical Society. Section IV–E–2. Retrieved 5 August 2012.)
It absolutely is open to debate.
(before the D :laugh: )
Depends on the interpretation of the order of operations too. Multiplication, THEN division .. or multiplication and division in a straight line from left to right.
Therefore it follows that you would operate the middle as ((8*7)/7)*80 -
:flowerforyou: :laugh:0 -
Isn't that just explaining that the order of PEMDAS puts the M before the D?10,167,463,313,313
10,167,463,313,376
Are actually both correct.
8*7/7*8 can be correctly interpreted as both 64 and 1. Just depends on if you consider it an in-line division symbol or 8*7 OVER 7*8
I am guessing you are early 40s/late 30s? There was a brief time where the order of operations was taught improperly in many areas.
The standing rule is PEDMAS Left to right, and the intent must be explicit brackets and parenthesis.
True, but the / isn't really a mathematical symbol .. so it's still open to interpretation.
This is one of those problems where different brands of calculators will give you different answers, depending on how they interpret /
This is not a calculator, this website is a computer based platform, so "/" will always mean division this isn't open for debate, it is an agreed upon standard.
Or ... as I posted previously ..
Similarly, there can be ambiguity in the use of the slash ('/') symbol... For example, the manuscript submission instructions for the Physical Review journals state that multiplication is of higher precedence than division with a slash. (source "Physical Review Style and Notation Guide". American Physical Society. Section IV–E–2. Retrieved 5 August 2012.)
It absolutely is open to debate.
(before the D :laugh: )
Depends on the interpretation of the order of operations too. Multiplication, THEN division .. or multiplication and division in a straight line from left to right.
AND not THEN is the rule. Left to right.0 -
AND not THEN is the rule. Left to right.
True.
Used to be that implied multiplication (ie. 2x) had higher precedence, but that's changing now too. Nowadays 2x/2x=x^2, when it used to = 1
2 * x / 2 * x
= (2x) / 2 * x
= x * x0 -
As any math instructor would tell you - "screw you and your order of operations - USE BRACKETS"0
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10167463313372!
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Edited for derp.AND not THEN is the rule. Left to right.
True.
Used to be that implied multiplication (ie. 2x) had higher precedence, but that's changing now too. Nowadays 2x/2x=x^2, when it used to = 1
2 * x / 2 * x
= (2x) / 2 * x
= x * x
This wasn't making sense. Then i see the problem 2x = x + x.
(x + x) / (x + x) = 10 -
I don't see 2x as being 2*x because there's no parentheses around the x or a multiplication symbol between them so 2x/2x =/= x^2 because 2x = x + xAND not THEN is the rule. Left to right.
True.
Used to be that implied multiplication (ie. 2x) had higher precedence, but that's changing now too. Nowadays 2x/2x=x^2, when it used to = 1
2 * x / 2 * x
= (2x) / 2 * x
= x * x
This wasn't making sense. Then i see the problem 2x = x + x.
(x + x) / (x + x) = 1
2x =/= 2*x
Wolfram Alpha changed in early 2013 to treat implied multiplication the same as explicit multiplication (formerly, implied multiplication without parentheses was assumed to bind stronger than explicit multiplication). 2x/2x, 2*x/2*x, and 2(x)/2(x) now all yield x^2. The TI 89 and TI 86 calculators also yield x^2 in all three cases.0 -
But who was clear notation?0
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I'm not saying you're wrong. I just don't understand how 2x can be implied to be multiplication. I just can't wrap my own brain around it. That's like me saying, "Here's 2 3s," and someone trying to say that equals 9 because by having 2 3s, I imply that they should be multiplied. Personally, I just don't get it. :ohwell:
I don't see 2x as being 2*x because there's no parentheses around the x or a multiplication symbol between them so 2x/2x =/= x^2 because 2x = x + xAND not THEN is the rule. Left to right.
True.
Used to be that implied multiplication (ie. 2x) had higher precedence, but that's changing now too. Nowadays 2x/2x=x^2, when it used to = 1
2 * x / 2 * x
= (2x) / 2 * x
= x * x
This wasn't making sense. Then i see the problem 2x = x + x.
(x + x) / (x + x) = 1
2x =/= 2*x
Wolfram Alpha changed in early 2013 to treat implied multiplication the same as explicit multiplication (formerly, implied multiplication without parentheses was assumed to bind stronger than explicit multiplication). 2x/2x, 2*x/2*x, and 2(x)/2(x) now all yield x^2. The TI 89 and TI 86 calculators also yield x^2 in all three cases.0 -
My care levels have normalized.0
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