How To Solve That Equation? 6/((2)¹+(2)²) = x

Are you sure?

1n is the equivalent of: 1(n)

and if you multiply by 2 you get just:

2(n)

not:

((2)(n))


Thats an example multiplying BOTH sides by 2 in that equation:

(1+2) = x

2(1+2) = 2(x)

not

(2(1+2)) = (2(x))


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Last Edited by IWASTHERE on 01/19/2013 09:01 PM

What is what these retards who don't understand
the simple rules of mathematics?
I hope this thread dies quicker than the last one.

Whats wrong with you? do you know some mathematics?

If yes, fix what is wrong Otherwise you are just a trolling moran.


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STOP IT!!! JUST STOP IT!!!

It's 42; look it up.

you wrote the equation wrong, there is no answer. you cant have parenthesis over parenthesis. you would use for example: 6[2(2+3)+2]

do you think the rule "do what is inside the parentheses first" really means "do what is inside the parentheses AND ALSO DO SOME STUFF OUTSIDE THE PARENTHESES first"?

If you have 6/2*(1+2), you do what is in the parentheses first, that is the addition of 1 and 2. The multiplication isn't inside the parentheses, so you don't do it first!

If you absolutely insist on doing the multiplication first, you can, but only if you multiply what is inside the parentheses by 6/2. That means it comes out to:
(6/2 * 1 + 6/2 * 2)

otherwise, you are doing it wrong.

Yes, because its 1(n)


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x=1

Yes, I am.

No wonder Italy is bancrupt.

are you absolutely sure that there is a rule which says "do what is inside the parentheses first and also do some stuff outside the parentheses"?

the basic form of the expression is:

a/b*c

why would you want to do the b*c first???

6/((2)¹+(2)²) = x
6/(2 + 4) = x
6/6 = x
x=1

it's 7.