48÷2(9+3) = ?

[reizon]

lol you're cute, 9+3= 12, smarty XD:hooray:

FYI, that was done by my brother, nOT ME.!!

 

[WreckRolled]

it's 288 not 2

 

[WreckRolled]

what are you five.??

anyways...i got nothing to do might as well solve...

48/2(9+3)
=48/2(11)
=24(11)
=24*11
=264

assshole, practice more.!!

you are one of the best trolls i've seen, i nearly fell for it

 

[Chihaya]

I cheat.
I shall copy.

=2.

Cheaters don't show their work. Duh. ;3

 

[The PixieSlide Alchemist]

FYI, that was done by my brother, nOT ME.!!

well then, your brother's cute

 

[Funky Tiger]

FYI, that was done by my brother, nOT ME.!!

oh wow .

 

[Apêx1]

lmao. I can't believe this. People are actually giving the wrong answer. Maybe spend more time on 4th grade level math and less on the computers. Distributive property is also a rule in math, order of operations isn't the single rule of all mathematical questions.
48÷2(9+3)=?
48÷2(12)=?
48÷24=2
Math will give definitive answers, not multiple answers for such questions. Put it into a calculator all you want, it doesn't understand theorems in every case nor does it do questions correctly without the correct symbols.

 

[Avani]

This equation has two answers.
First one is this,

And second one this,
48÷2(9+3) = 48÷2(12)
=24(12)
=288.
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Most of the calculators will answer it as 288 though.U_U

The real answer would be 2.

Of course one can argue but that means they don't really understand math. There are so many better troll theorems and questions..

 

[Masterpiece7]

Lol is this a question for 10 year old kids? I solved this kind of thing in 5th grade

 

[Kabanoid]

48/2(9+3)
First I multiply the numbers inside each individually in the () by 2. Then add the numbers together. ()
48/24
Now all there is is to divide on 11. If you remember that 2 days are 48 hours, and one day is 24 hours...
2.
dat is mai answer kbai

 

[Kabanoid]

Lol is this a question for 10 year old kids? I solved this kind of thing in 5th grade

I solved such thing first in 8th grade. Norwegian schools suck sometimes.

 

[Ldude]

Dudes, order of operations. Multiplication and division are on the same tier. You do the one that appears first from the left if they are in the same tier.