People with an IQ of 110+ only please
People with an IQ of 110+ only please
Robert Adams
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Dylan Reyes
nigger!
Logan Williams
NINE!
Ryder Long
3
Xavier Nguyen
cuck !
Luis Watson
the solution is ?. it already says so.
Aiden Reed
9
160 is here
Ian Reyes
>1
Daniel Torres
you only need like 35 iq to be able to solve this
and it's nine
Jason Parker
IQ has nothing to do with solving math problems.
But the answer is 9
Isaiah Gonzalez
BIDMAS elementary school maths retard
Brandon Edwards
Your term can be interpreted as follows:
6:(2*(1+2))=6:(2*3)=6:6=1
(6:2)*(1+2)=3*3=9
Since you did not specify brackets you Syntax is incorrect.
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In Algebra division is defined as multiplying with the inverse element.
Multiplication is an algebraic structure which combines two operands into a single result:
*:RxR->R.
This means is has exactly 2 operands not more or less. If you don't make clear with paranthesis what 2 elements you want to multiply you failed writing down a correct mathematical term.
Easton Gonzalez
Uno
Colton Rogers
Rekt
Jeremiah Thompson
Why is there a space between the 2 and the parenthesis?
Easton Flores
>People with an IQ of 110+ only please
>÷
Butter kek
Juan Foster
I see more and more of these nowadays. I am still convinced it is just mindless clickbait...but then I there is a consistant stream of people giving wrong answers. I was bad at math in school and i struggled with it in University...but damnit I have understood the hierarchy of these basic operators since I was 10. What the fuck do they spend time on in school these days?
Gavin Harris
i have 115 IQ
Answer is 9
Oliver Cox
There are two possible answers to this:
1, It's ambivalent and undetermined, therefore, there's no result.
6/[2(1+2)] would have a result as well as
(6/2)(1+2) would have a result
6/2(1+2) does not have a result since it's undetermined.
2, Divisions are left-associative; that means, they have to be used as follows: a/b/c = (a/b)/c =/= a/(b/c). Therefore, calculating 6/2 is prior to calculating 2(1+2), since 6/2(1+2) is the same as 6/2/1/(1+2)
That said, it's unclear if the answer to this question is {there is no answer} or {9}, since you might argue for one of the two, but {1} is clearly false.
Carson Rogers
9.
Jackson Bell
how would you solve this:
6 / 2(x + 2) = 1
?
Hunter Green
that equation does not equal question mark. OP youre an idiot, and a faggot.
Jack Miller
It's 1
Aiden King
9
It's read left to right with order of operations.
6/2(1+2)
3(1+2)
3(3)
9
Andrew Hughes
>Your term can be interpreted as follows:
>6:(2*(1+2))=6:(2*3)=6:6=1
>(6:2)*(1+2)=3*3=9
Tard
Stop modifying his problem. Answer the problem as posed, make no assumptions.
The answer is 9 and no other solution exists.
Jayden Nguyen
how would you solve this:
6 / 2(x + 2) = 1
?
Cooper Peterson
you dont use this dividing shit in equalations
Luis Thomas
All you morons saying its 9. The answer is fucking 17
Joshua Carter
Asher Lee
1
Elijah Morales
how would you solve this:
6 / 2(x + 2) = 1
???
Eli Wright
9
Colton Allen
>ambivalent
It's not ambivalent - the "x(y)" multiplicative operator notation has been in use for hundreds of years. It's considered poor form to, but this notation is perfectly valid.
Nicholas Sanchez
correct
you use a fraction
Wyatt Harris
Anthony Martin
9
This answer does not follow the laws of BIDMAS, however. Instead the division comes first, resulting in 3(1+2)
We then must expand the brackets, making 3+6 (9)
Therfore, ?=9
Isaiah Jackson
Nice dubs.
Check m you goddamn faggot.
Btw, my answer is the picture.
Blake Lopez
how would you solve this:
6 / 2(x + 2) = 1
?
Chase Wood
not that guy but math is based on NEVER MAKING ANY ASSUMPTIONS tard.
Jason Ramirez
Joseph Phillips
>6 / 2(x + 2) = 1
>6 / 2 (x + 2) = 1
>6 / 2 (x + 2) = 1
Mason Hall
I might be one of them slow people
But I'm pretty sure it goes
(1+2)
2×3
6÷6
= 0
John Gutierrez
are you all autistic the answer is 1
Luke Peterson
People with an IQ over 110 don't use that notation for division.
Jose Lopez
Will you look at that, I am slow
Ryder Parker
>6÷6
>= 0
Ethan Peterson
9
Jason Turner
The answer is:
6 / [2 * 3] = 6 / 6 = 1
Josiah Lopez
>how would you solve this:
>6 / 2(x + 2) = 1
>?
[2x + 4] / 6 = 1
2x + 4 = 6
2x = 2
x = 1
Luke Hughes
6 divided by 6 is not zero
Ayden Bell
>6/2 (1+2)
>6/2 (3)
>3 3
>no clear mathematical operator in between either number
>we assume 3 3 or 3(3)=9
The end.
Jordan Perry
>It's read left to right with order of operations.
no it's not.
1. mutiplication / division
2. addition / subtraction
in that order, bright eyes.
Logan Ross
>So, I found who was behind of it.
Benjamin Brooks
easy u fucking idiots its 1, learn to count
Lincoln Bailey
>MO MO MO MONSTERKEK KEK KEK KEK
Ethan Foster
Stating your IQ without stating the test that it corresponds to is meaningless. A person with an IQ of 139 SB has an IQ of 158 Cattell (European standard).
The answer to the question is 9, btw.
t. 139 SB IQ
Jeremiah Wilson
mindyourdecisions.com
--> 9
youtube.com
--> 9
google.nl
--> 9
m.wolframalpha.com
--> 9
See it like this. If dividing by 2, is halving something, then:
6 * 0.5 * (1 + 2) = ????
--> 9
Henry Allen
It’s 4
Benjamin Gonzalez
Anyone posting the answer is 1 after this post is a TROLL
Grayson Moore
unironically 1
Thomas Scott
>if same precedence: left to right
This is only true for subtractions and divisions, it's not true if it comes to exponents, however. Exponentiation is right-associative:
a^b^c = a^(b^c) =/= (a^b)^c
that means: a^b^c^d = a^[b^(c^d)]
Carson Hall
1.
It's called PEMDAS, you retarded motherfuckers. Go back to grade 6, please.
Jayden Garcia
But you don't understand how PEMDAS actually works, silly. Division is equal to multiplication in the order of operations, so you do whichever one appears first in the problem first.
In other words, the answer is 9.
6/2 (1+2) = x
6/2 (3) = x
3 (3) = x
x = 9
Blake Cruz
I honestly cant blame anybody who is answering with 9 or 1. You all at least grasp the concept of what you're supposed to do, but one of you is wrong on the execution, which is a simple fix really. At least you can conceptually understand how its supposed to be done.
I have no hope for anyone that is answering with 3 or 6 though... If you legitimately answer with anything that isn't a 9 or a 1, I would heavily suggest you study math a bit more.
Parker Ortiz
People with iq over 100 dont use that stupid division sign
Noah Johnson
25
Gabriel Gomez
3 3
Bentley Jenkins
I fucking died
Jace Bell
don't you solve inside the parentheses first though?
Alexander Hernandez
Ah another intellectual, such as myself. Glad to see that at least someone else isn't squandering their potential like everyone else.
*le tips fedora* xD
Do you watch Rick & Morty, my friend?
Isaac Gray
I have news for you
Levi Sanders
Bruh bidmas