acenazt:
Even with the Of I still dey fail math.

loomer:
No be person wey go school nai go know BODMAS?

TyrantInAsoRock:
.guy. I beg no dey abuse my President

Akious2k2:
But wait o...
Does dat mean it's no more 1/2 "of" 10, it's now 1/2 "Order" 10

Cauchy01:
Op pls where does 'order' comes in, for this question: 1/2 of (2/3 + 1/3)

fr3do:

mba, that 'of' is nothing other than another way of saying multiply
10³ is 10 in the order of 3, or 10 raised to the power 3, which is 10*10*10

fr3do:


mba, that 'of' is nothing other than another way of saying multiply

10³ is 10 in the order of 3, or 10 raised to the power 3, which is 10*10*10

xtophy:
den it means all my calculations all dis while were actually WRONG

haconjy:
A list, I teaches maths in school...
of o does not why does it work with the calculation?
order of operations is the topic why bodmas is subtopic under maths...
why is it then that through out the world of maths textbook have seen o stand for of?
lastly, brother are u saying the educational board in Nigeria are ignorance of this yet no one come out to prove this? where is your source?
For me, order might be of o, but still OF or Orders still stands for multiplication. bros, any number in power or orders will still be calculated with X...MULTIPLICATION...
YOU NEVER CONVINCE ME WITH THIS

loomer:


Na you talk so, me no call president, or even country for the matter o.
By the way, na which president u dey talk about?

Akious2k2:

But way back, u have a fraction dat actually has "Of". Does dat mean there's not suppose 2 b "Of" in it?
As per d power/Exponent, we may even have 2 do dat b/4 d bracket, in case we have it inside d bracket

Juxtified:
I were taught it meant "of" and that gave me very good results anytime I applied it. Come to think of it, "order or power" would have been much more confusing. So I thank my Primary 6 teacher Mr. Idemudia for making it easy for me