48÷2(9+3) = ?

[annerhexian]

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If ing ani palang, (48÷2)(9+3) = 288 ang answer.

Pero if 48÷2(9+3), understood na siya nga ang equivalent equation ani kay

48÷[2(9+3)] = 2


For those persons who answered 288, are you a mathematics teacher? Or have you consulted a math professor regarding your answer?

Don't just base your answers because you have read this on the book alone... Have a second opinion from professionals.

I am not a math teacher, by the way. Pero dili mawagtangan ug math akong trabaho kada adlaw.

ok..point taken pero sometimes, u flicker flame of what u construct to the words.. hmmm somelike "giro" paminawon..

POV ra ko na sir..
pero still, we answered what we learn.. thanks sa INPUT..

[cxtknight]

kalimot ko sa rule ani bro...hehehe ang 2 dili kabiya nila (9+3) kay naa paman sila isyu, mao nang sulbaron sa nila ni 9 ug 3 and nigawas si 12.. now kay ngunite man sila 9 ug 3 nga niporma na ug 12, so ready na si 2 mo multiply ni 12.. so pag multiply ni 2 ni 12 nahimo sila ug 24... now there ready for the final battle which is they will divide 48... 48 divde by 24 equals 2... and he live happily ever after

salamat sa pagexplain bro, ill inquire bout this sa ako teacher

[jhezz]

Daghana ug mga maayong laki diri sa estorya oi.. Ang mga BEST IN MATH intawn diri nag hilom hilom ra...hahahaha.. Puro man mo sakto in different ways... So ayaw namo pag lalis..

[balipseyev]

taasa na ani nga thread oy, unya kana inyo gilalisan kay gi-explain na diri ay..

Question 4. When there are several operations,

8 + 4(2 + 3)² − 7,

what is the order of operations?

Before answering, let us note that since skill in science is the reason students are required to learn algebra; and since orders of operations appear only in certain forms, then in these pages we present only those forms that the student is even remotely likely to encounter in the actual practice of algebra. The division sign ÷ is never used in scientific formulas, and the multiplication cross × is used only in scientific notation -- therefore the student will never see the following:

3 + 6 × (5 + 3) ÷ 3 − 8.

Such a problem would be purely academic, which is to say, of no practical value. It never even comes up in arithmetic

[neigyl_noval]

taasa na ani nga thread oy, unya kana inyo gilalisan kay gi-explain na diri ay..

Question 4. When there are several operations,

8 + 4(2 + 3)² − 7,

what is the order of operations?

Before answering, let us note that since skill in science is the reason students are required to learn algebra; and since orders of operations appear only in certain forms, then in these pages we present only those forms that the student is even remotely likely to encounter in the actual practice of algebra. The division sign ÷ is never used in scientific formulas, and the multiplication cross × is used only in scientific notation -- therefore the student will never see the following:

3 + 6 × (5 + 3) ÷ 3 − 8.

Such a problem would be purely academic, which is to say, of no practical value. It never even comes up in arithmetic

This is a very good point.