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Posted on Sun Jan 20, 2013 05:01:35
By RowdyRedneck [995650]
Therefore, 1 student only have 1 apple = 1


I snags that apple & eats it quickly, Leaving the kiddies with 0

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Posted on Sun Jan 20, 2013 12:45:17
By RowdyRedneck [995650]
Here let me make it simpler for you.

6/2(1+2) in word a word problem

Have 6 apples, with 2 classes where combination of 2 boys & 1 girl.
So, each of them get how many apple(s)?

thus, 2 classes , 2 boys & 1 girl = 3 students + 3 Students = total 6 students

Now, only have 6 apples

6 apples for 6 students.

Therefore, 1 student only have 1 apple = 1


cool, let's leave logic outside and manipulate this into distributive property of multiplication that then implies a division so we can get the intended result.
nice try, but, again, you're only doing the same old 6/2(2+1) = 6/(2(2+1)) and being wrong.

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Posted on Sun Jan 20, 2013 13:07:33
Lol its 1. EZY

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Posted on Sun Jan 20, 2013 13:12:40
Huzzah for the future of our children

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Posted on Sun Jan 20, 2013 13:49:42
9 on the lead!

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Posted on Sun Jan 20, 2013 14:32:42
Ok, I understand this is designed to piss people off, start arguments, and question mathematical notation, but seriously, anyone who grew up before you brought a graphing calculator to every math class should be saying 1. or even afterwards. If you want to say six halves multiplied by three, you just plain don't express it that way. "/" in a linear (typed, not actually linear) equation clearly deontes that everthing afterwards is the denominator of a fraction.

At least, I think so.

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Posted on Sun Jan 20, 2013 14:53:55
6 (2+1) 6 3 18
- x --- = - x - = -- = 9
2 1 2 1 2

(Problem was we were forbidden to bring calculators both on classes and test etc. The one and only situation when we could have calcs was the abitur exam [I cant find any word in english to describe it so I use German] Fact is- I wasnt good at maths + Im using the methods we were given in primary/high school. Its almost 7 years after I left school and on studies I dont have to use maths at all. But I doubt I forgot how to make simple math tasks. I wont be giving here any links to www's proving Im right. What I was taught is 1) calculations in brackets- so in this case 2+1
2) both multiplication and division are equal [with their place in order] !but- you make them from left to right. So in this case 6/2 comes first, multiplication comes next. [so 6/2= 3 x 3 etc. = gives 9] and in case of method I have written above it'll be the same. )

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Posted on Fri Jan 25, 2013 16:05:16
By Ekko [1621978]
6/2(2+1)
=6/2*3
=3*3
= 9

Amirite?

Idk, I got expelled, but I think that's right......


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