wait how did you get 8
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You don't add you multiply
if theres like 8 (6) you multiply 8 and 6= 48
Then why did you add
Answer is 16
8÷2(2+2)
8÷2(4)
4(4)
16
What do you say?
Yes
answer is 1
8/2(4)
8/8
1
Metal_Pineapples wrote:
answer is 1
8/2(4)
8/8
1
lulz, what were they all on about
Metal_Pineapples wrote:
answer is 1
8/2(4)
8/8
1
yeah also correct
Yiyichen63 wrote:
Metal_Pineapples wrote:
answer is 1
8/2(4)
8/8
1
yeah also correct
no
On the first step 8/2(4) , which can be written as 8/2*4 , you will apply BODMAS rule from left to right. So, if you use the rule, you will solve it as-
8/2*4
4*4
16
Metal_Pineapples wrote:
nov 30 2018
10
wrong, remember that this isn't my first acccount
why did you delete the maths question sonic???
now without your original spacing we can't see if abhinav was correct
Abhinav0121 wrote:
On the first step 8/2(4) , which can be written as 8/2*4 , you will apply BODMAS rule from left to right. So, if you use the rule, you will solve it as-
8/2*4
4*4
16
well if you do division or multiplication first...........
yeah
BEDMAS
x (y)
The bracket means x times y
it's on this club too: https://www.chess.com/club/the-canadian-and-american-league
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