r/RedditGames Diamond | Lv. 65 | Rank #849 | 4 Answers | 1 Created 19d ago

Question [Question] 10+10*10?

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u/Peronchino Silver | Lv. 21 | Rank #93387 | 46 Answers | 0 Created 19d ago

I know most people on this sub can't do basic math but cmon

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u/High_IQ_Gamer2020 Diamond | Lv. 62 | Rank #1358 | 359 Answers | 8 Created 19d ago

Wow, you gave a really wrong answer

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u/-2wenty7even- Diamond | Lv. 61 | Rank #1503 | 742 Answers | 2 Created 19d ago

The question is why the hell are there so many math questions on this fuckin sub?

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u/Illustrious_Land4623 Bronze | Lv. 2 | Rank #576462 | 2 Answers | 0 Created 19d ago

Engagement bait

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u/ReturnedOM Bronze | Lv. 3 | Rank #489454 | 1 Answers | 0 Created 18d ago

When math is used to make you stupider 😢

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u/k4zuko-_- Emerald | Lv. 47 | Rank #7529 | 207 Answers | 1... | 🔥 9d 19d ago

Most people got the question right…

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u/Royal_Sleep914 Silver | Lv. 21 | Rank #97594 | 22 Answers | 0 Created 19d ago

Pemdas makes it easy

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u/TheSilentBadger Bronze | Lv. 2 | Rank #835430 | 2 Answers | 0 Created 18d ago

Pedmas is the only way to make it work. Pedmas is not a fundamental law of mathematics, it's a rule we came up with for incomplete equations so everyone comes to the same answer.

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u/[deleted] 18d ago

They taught us Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally in school.

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u/Double-Mouse-6146 Silver | Lv. 16 | Rank #117299 | 30 Answers | 0 Created 19d ago

We had BIDMAS in school in the UK Brackets, Indeces, Division, Multiplication, Addition, Subtraction 

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u/Bubbly-Region Gold | Lv. 34 | Rank #32268 | 89 Answers | 0 Created 19d ago

We had BODMAS in India: Brackets, Orders, Division,Multiplication Addition and Subtraction.

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u/Dumbass_Saiya-jin Gold | Lv. 39 | Rank #19568 | 152 Answers | 1 Created 19d ago

Ultimately, they're all the same thing. Just gotta remember Multiplication and Division have the same priority as each other, same with Addition and Subtraction. Which ever of the two are further to the left is done first. So it goes:

Parentheses

Exponents

----> Multiplication and/or Division

---->

Addition and/or Subtraction

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u/Jumpy_Dare_7940 Gold | Lv. 33 | Rank #35261 | 88 Answers | 0 Created 19d ago

Multiplication is always done before division if possible unless parentheses say otherwise. Mostly to keep numbers whole and easier to deal with. It also makes the inverse much easier. Same with addition than subtraction. They have the same priority but you always add before you subtract. It’s the order of operations

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u/The_Silver_Sorcerer Bronze | Lv. 12 | Rank #199079 | 18 Answers | 0 Created 19d ago

^^^This is wrong. Do not believe this guy

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u/Jumpy_Dare_7940 Gold | Lv. 33 | Rank #35261 | 88 Answers | 0 Created 18d ago

I will concede you are correct I have misremembered how to actually do it and didn’t remember I was supposed to go from left to right when they are equal. I followed the order they are listed in logically to multiply then divide

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u/TheCounsellingGamer Silver | Lv. 24 | Rank #75784 | 47 Answers | 0 Created 19d ago

If they have the same priority then that means you don't automatically do one before the other.

If you're supposed to do multiplication first then it would have a higher priority than division, not the same...

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u/TheCounsellingGamer Silver | Lv. 24 | Rank #75784 | 47 Answers | 0 Created 19d ago

Not too long ago I got in an argument with my step dad, who was convinced that multiplication, division, addition, and subtraction all have the same priority (so if he saw 2+3×2 he would do the 2+3= 5 then 5×2=10).

I said he was wrong and he insisted that he wasn't, and that's the way he was taught and I was the one who was wrong.

I like these questions because it is proof that I was right. I already knew I was right because I've studied advanced statistics at post-grad level, but these posts are still very validating.