How To Solve This Equation? 3/1(1+2) = x

Its nine, how fucking hard is it to go from left to right. Im thinking maybe the problem lies in differentiating left from right. Here is a clue its the same direction you are reading this post. If you really want it to be 1 just do this 3/[1(1+2)]. Wow now it is one without forgetting all mathematical senses. Take this from someone who has taken calc 1,2 & 3 , differential equations and linear algebra.

It's ambigous with this notation, is it

3
-----------
1(1+2)



or 3
---(1+2)
1

It's ambigous with this notation, is it

     3
-----------
  1(1+2)



or

 3
---(1+2)
 1

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Last Edited by DVCMCM on 01/21/2013 11:28 AM

Look! Did they just start adding the shit in the parenthesis? No! They distributed the 4 and the 3, but you simple fools wouldn't know what to do with the rest of it???

From an old calculus book, which I took in high school. I made an easy A in college, too.

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That's how you work parenthesis, you dipshits.

Some people are reading the equation as
(3 divided by 1)
times
(1 plus 2)
Answer: 9

Some people are reading the equation as

3
divided by
1 times (1 plus 2)
Answer: 1

I'm going with 9.

I'd like someone to solve this, assuming x=1, we can writhe the equation like this:

3/x(x+2)=x

so, you folks who think it is 1, try solving that and see what you get...spoiler, it's not 1.

Interesting, so what's the result of that equation you've posted?



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This must be a different thread with the same equation because I remember it being 130+ pages long and I don't see my answers on here. But:

3/1(1+2)=x
X=3/1(3)
X=3(3)
X=9

So the people who think its 1 think multiplication comes before division? Both are on the same level, you just go from left to right then, leaving you with 9. Or from what I know.

1

i agree.

answer is 9

But it's not on the same level. The 3 is the numerator and the 1(1+2) is the denominator.

It is 1.

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Take the equation....

3/1(1+2) =

Now copy and paste that into google search. it will solve the equation.

Yes, it changes the equation to look like 3/1 are in brackets... it does this to clarify that the 3/1 gets done together. It simply rewrites the equation into better understood terms for GLP 1tards.

The way you 1 tards are doing the math, the equation should look like this

3/(1(1+2)) =

Go ahead, copy and paste this equation too...


As you can see, the way the equation is written, the answer is 9. Bottom line.

If you still believe it's 1 after seeing this with your own eyes, you are in denial of your own stupidity.

Last Edited by CalmShock on 01/21/2013 05:53 PM

Now just because there are virtual online **** sites that have bug on this, is it the real thing?

Just back to the real life and use a scientific calculator, NOT google, wikipedia ad such ***** all the time. Move your ass from your PC and internet only.



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I figured you were a troll... So I actually downloaded the fx-9860 emulator calculator you used to prove yourself....

Guess what... Have a look for yourself people, OP is fucking with you.

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What a dumbass you are, I guess that you are not able to write ad resolve it with such a calculator.



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lol...




You got caught motherfucker.

Now folks, as you can see, that stupid canadian did its own trap. SO if you use that calculator, you can do it yourself that equation.

Now ALL he can do, is acting like a fool posting his favorite stuff.

I posted proof, so far all you've posted is bullshit and lies.

You "did your own trap" you grammatical retard.

Plus I guess he even dont know some Italian as well.



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What is funny is when this thread started I looked at my wife and said the answer is 9. I said get Macky (16 year old daughter) I said Mack what's the answer she said 9 almost within 5 seconds. I winked at my wife and said wow GLP has a lot of dumb asses.

can you guarantee that the "virtual online **** sites" are wrong?

can you guarantee that your chosen scientific calculator is giving the correct answer?

No, I don't speak Italian. I do however speak french fluently and some Polish. :)

I can also do basic math.

I suspect OP really knows the answer... He's just a fucking troll.

Many sites have the same bugs on this, for example this one is unable to solve that equation:

3/x(x+2)=x

you get that message: 'This problem currently cant be solved' ...etc

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Last Edited by DVCMCM on 01/21/2013 06:56 PM