Math Debating

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6/2(1+2)

ok so

6/2(3)

this is not a parenthesis it’s just 2 x 3 without the x

so

3(3)

9

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I was about to post that :joy:

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He says both is correct

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historical usage blah blah :unamused:

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1 is correct pre-1917 and 9 is correct post-1917

cmon we are in 2021 not 1916

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He shows both methods

So he doesn’t lose viewer retention rate by favouring one

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well, one is up-to-date and the other is outdated

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Tell that to my teachers from year 3

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yeah sure

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I had a joke about China but I forgot it

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“Miss Smith your math teaching methods are outdated, by nearly 100 years”

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“You’re no longer in my class so get the frick out”

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I’m not ur student so u cant do that

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Just like how China wants everyone to forget about the certain square in Beijing, June 4 1989

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As a opening gift for this thread, what is 8á2(2+2)?

It’s 16 (don’t @ me)

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@Ethan

8/2(2+2)
8/2x4
4x4
16

gud boi

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No because you have to multiply before you divide.

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No, multiplication and division are equivalents

That is, unless you agree with math from 100+ years ago

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