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I suck at maths, but my guess is 9.

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nooblet69

[spoiler] yea im saying 1 due to bedmass. brackets first makes 9/9 = 1 [/spoiler]

TC, your question is dumb. Is it 9/3*(1+2) or 9/(3*(1+2))

I'm assuming the second one, but of course people are getting it wrong, your question is unclear.

TC, your question is dumb. Is it 9/3*(1+2) or 9/(3*(1+2))

I'm assuming the second one, but of course people are getting it wrong, your question is unclear.

cain006

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The_Lipscomb

I think it' s 9. They both have the same priority so they should be done in the order they appear.

These threads make me giggle.

[spoiler] yea im saying 1 due to bedmass. brackets first makes 9/9 = 1 [/spoiler]

dragonmaster64

OP, put up a poll.

[QUOTE="LauraPortinari"]For those of you that "KNOW" the answer. Try this one 9/3(3+4)2-7(1+5) This one may be tricky. haThe_Lipscomb

I think it is.

[QUOTE="cain006"]

TC, your question is dumb. Is it 9/3*(1+2) or 9/(3*(1+2))

I'm assuming the second one, but of course people are getting it wrong, your question is unclear.

LauraPortinari

[QUOTE="The_Lipscomb"][QUOTE="LauraPortinari"]For those of you that "KNOW" the answer. Try this one 9/3(3+4)2-7(1+5) This one may be tricky. hajohnd13

I' m assuming it is.

[QUOTE="LauraPortinari"][QUOTE="cain006"]

TC, your question is dumb. Is it 9/3*(1+2) or 9/(3*(1+2))

I'm assuming the second one, but of course people are getting it wrong, your question is unclear.

Allicrombie

[QUOTE="The_Lipscomb"][QUOTE="LauraPortinari"]For those of you that "KNOW" the answer. Try this one 9/3(3+4)2-7(1+5) This one may be tricky. hajohnd13

I think it is.

[QUOTE="LauraPortinari"][QUOTE="cain006"]

TC, your question is dumb. Is it 9/3*(1+2) or 9/(3*(1+2))

I'm assuming the second one, but of course people are getting it wrong, your question is unclear.

Allicrombie

then do your math with letters.

The answers are 9 and 0 TC. Probably not what you mean to write, but those are the answers.

Haha whoops I made a mistake ah well I edited the right answer.

[QUOTE="johnd13"]

[QUOTE="The_Lipscomb"] Is it 0?dragonmaster64

I' m assuming it is.

You' re probably not doing everything in the right order. First come the parentheses', then multiplication and division(in the order they appear) and then additions and subtractions(in the order they appear).

[QUOTE="johnd13"]

[QUOTE="The_Lipscomb"] Is it 0?The_Lipscomb

I think it is.

Well I have to know the priorities of operators as a CS undergraduate. :D

9/3(1+2)

PEMDAS

9/3(3)

3(3)

9

The answers are 9 and 30 TC. Probably not what you mean to write, but those are the answers.

cain006

[QUOTE="dragonmaster64"][QUOTE="johnd13"]

I' m assuming it is.

johnd13

You' re probably not doing everything in the right order. First come the parentheses', then multiplication and division(in the order they appear) and then additions and subtractions(in the order they appear).

[QUOTE="The_Lipscomb"][QUOTE="johnd13"]

I think it is.

johnd13

Well I have to know the priorities of operators as a CS undergraduate. :D

Guys what is ((5!-9!)!)/(11!+e^e)dave123321

[QUOTE="johnd13"]

[QUOTE="The_Lipscomb"] I haven't done math Since my first year in university. Never struggled with it, but I have forgotten a lot of it. So I'm sure I'm making some mistakes. Allicrombie

Well I have to know the priorities of operators as a CS undergraduate. :D

You know what I meant. CS as Computer Science. >.>

I don' t even know what Cornstarch is lol.

[QUOTE="dave123321"]Guys what is ((5!-9!)!)/(11!+e^e)The_Lipscomb

I refuse to calculate factorials. :|

[QUOTE="The_Lipscomb"][QUOTE="dave123321"]Guys what is ((5!-9!)!)/(11!+e^e)johnd13

I refuse to calculate factorials. :|

[QUOTE="dragonmaster64"][QUOTE="johnd13"]

I' m assuming it is.

johnd13

You' re probably not doing everything in the right order. First come the parentheses', then multiplication and division(in the order they appear) and then additions and subtractions(in the order they appear).

Guys what is ((5!-9!)!)/(11!+e^e)dave123321

[QUOTE="johnd13"]

[QUOTE="The_Lipscomb"] No.The_Lipscomb

I refuse to calculate factorials. :|

It' s the best thing to do. Just know that 11! = 11*10*9*....*1. :?

Guys what is ((5!-9!)!)/(11!+e^e)dave123321

Funny, this is like the biggest d*ck comparison for math nerds.

[QUOTE="dave123321"]Guys what is ((5!-9!)!)/(11!+e^e)Saturos3091

I feel sad that I didn' t notice that. :(

[QUOTE="The_Lipscomb"][QUOTE="johnd13"]

I refuse to calculate factorials. :|

johnd13

It' s the best thing to do. Just know that 11! = 11*10*9*....*1. :?

Guys what is ((5!-9!)!)/(11!+e^e)dave123321

[QUOTE="Saturos3091"][QUOTE="dave123321"]Guys what is ((5!-9!)!)/(11!+e^e)johnd13

I feel sad that I didn' t notice that. :(

I will.... eventually. ;)LauraPortinari

[spoiler] anyways as far as I can tell the answer is 9 [/spoiler]

[QUOTE="dave123321"]Guys what is ((5!-9!)!)/(11!+e^e)cain006

Funny, this is like the biggest d*ck comparison for math nerds.

[QUOTE="LauraPortinari"]I will.... eventually. ;)Serraph105

[QUOTE="johnd13"]

[QUOTE="Saturos3091"]Undefined. You can't take the factorial of a negative integer.Allicrombie

I feel sad that I didn' t notice that. :(

Maybe I can provide you with some to put in your brownies.