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    Definition of the distributive property
    a property indicating a special way in which multiplication is applied to addition of two or more numbers in which each term inside a set of parentheses can be multiplied by a factor outside the parentheses, such as a(b + c) = ab + ac; ex: 4(3 + 8) = 4(3) + 4(8)

    when numbers are in parantheses the number outside the parantheses multiplies or "distributes" into all the numbers inside the parentheses

    for this bit of information, i request that mino gets rid of his zombie thing, im scared.

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    Just to end this huge idiotic fest.

    Simplifying with Nested Parentheses

    Read about the distributive property and simplifying parentheses. Ok, then go plug the problem into the box on page 2 of that website.

    After you see that the answer is 2, facepalm.

    PEMDAS is still in effect, the only way to simplify the parentheses though is by distributing the 2.

    WOW Math is easy.

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    T rey stop lol

    you can fight against it all you want, it doesnt make 2 the correct answer.

    Quote Originally Posted by MINO View Post
    48÷2(9+3)

    You always do the math in the brackets first so it would be
    9+3=12
    48/2=24
    24(12) = 288


    Even if using distributive property you would still need to complete the initial problem which would be 48/2 = 24(9)= 216+ 24(3)= 72 which = 216+72=288.

    It's not mathematically possible for the answer to be 2 and be accurate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MINO View Post
    T rey stop lol

    you can fight against it all you want, it doesnt make 2 the correct answer.
    it doesn't make 2 the answer if your Special Ed. God Mino u disgrace the army if thats really what you do.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MINO View Post
    T rey stop lol

    you can fight against it all you want, it doesnt make 2 the correct answer.
    Theres really nothing to say to that, you've already made your mind up, its not my problem you don't know simple math, and I could care less if you ever understand it or not.

    At least the title to this topic is right, half the people in the world are dumb.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MINO View Post
    T rey stop lol

    you can fight against it all you want, it doesnt make 2 the correct answer.
    oh dang u just for Tricky'd. and shut down.

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    lolol hey t-rex i was playing around on the website you gave us and here's what i found!

    if you plug in 48/2(9+3) it equals 288
    if you plug in 48÷2(9+3) it equals 2

    i win !

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    Quote Originally Posted by mistaleet View Post
    lolol hey t-rex i was playing around on the website you gave us and here's what i found!

    if you plug in 48/2(9+3) it equals 288
    if you plug in 48÷2(9+3) it equals 2

    i win !
    wana know why. that site u used considered 48/2 a fraction. in which makes 24(12). but in reality it is

    48
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    2(9+3). putting it into sites is pointless because the basic calculators consider it a fraction.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jedi View Post
    it doesn't make 2 the answer if your Special Ed. God Mino u disgrace the army if thats really what you do.
    How am I a disgrace to the Army if I'm right?

    48÷2(9+3) = 288

    You can refuse to accept it all you want, the fact remains the same. You're retarded, and you've officially made it public. You shut yourself down yet you keep coming back like you've succeeded lol, it's kinda funny watching.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mistaleet View Post
    lolol hey t-rex i was playing around on the website you gave us and here's what i found!

    if you plug in 48/2(9+3) it equals 288
    if you plug in 48÷2(9+3) it equals 2

    i win !
    haha yea that happens xD, however that's only because you completely changed the original problem, like Jedi said.

    Instead of 48÷2(9+3)

    You made it 48(9+3)
    ~ 1111111112

    Which is not the question at all, again its all about comprehending the question, not just blindly jumping in on it hoping a calculator can save you.
    Last edited by T_rey; 04-11-2011 at 01:05 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MushtMan View Post
    I'm not gonna get into this, this was written about 124124124 times in that thread and i read about 40 pages rofl.

    im out of this argument, if you want join the misc, post a new thread about it and get 124214 replies in 1 minutem have fun

    edit: no 2 is not part of the paranthesis, it is outside of it. so after you did (9+3) we now have 48/2*12 and we do Mul and Div from left to right.
    the u must not have made good grades in math because u forgot distributive property... yet another fail

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    grr. i have a math quiz tomorrow. maybe if i bring this up, there will be a huge debate and i wont have to take the quiz! gg me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jedi View Post
    the u must not have made good grades in math because u forgot distributive property... yet another fail
    Bring this up to your elementary school teacher and tell us what s/he says, clearly YOU dont get good grades

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    alright you guys are rlly taking thsi way to far lol. mino stop flaming everyone although i think they are wrong aswell thy are entitled to an opinion nd the right to calmy argue lol.


    i do believe what jedi is trying to say. you could cancel out parenthesis with distributive property. howeever you can also cancel them our by simply adding the numbers. when you put a number up against parenthesis its is implying multiplication.

    so by simplying the equation of 2(9+3) to 2(12) you can simplify it to 2 * 12. in the below equations. note that 6 x (5+3) is the same as 6(5+3). and note "things in parentheses first".



    Do things in Parentheses First. Example:

    6 × (5 + 3)=6 × 8=
    48


    6 × (5 + 3) =30 + 3=
    33

    Exponents (Powers, Roots) before Multiply, Divide, Add or Subtract. Example:

    5 × 22=5 × 4=
    20


    5 × 22=102=
    100

    Multiply or Divide before you Add or Subtract. Example:

    2 + 5 × 3=2 + 15=
    17


    2 + 5 × 3 =7 × 3=
    21

    Otherwise just go left to right. Example:

    30 ÷ 5 × 3 =6 × 3=
    18


    30 ÷ 5 × 3 =30 ÷ 15=
    2

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    Great example bknight, hopefully it registers.

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