(1+1+1+1+11+1+1+1+11+1)*(0+1)
=30 * 1 = 30
Others solve it as
30*0+1 =0+1 =1
A few did not noticed there are two 11 digits and calculated it as
1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1*0+1 = 12 *0+1 =12 * 1 = 12
I have always hated mathematics
Lol

herbie27:
you must nt have bracket, off, division, to apply BODMAS.

If we add everything that comes first and multiply by Zero the answer will be 0+1=1 which could have been right if their wasn't 11 and since we have 11 twice the answer is 30 multiplication b4 addition.

Huh!!!
But 11+11+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1...× 0= 0...a resounding 0...zero +1=1

Unique04:
(1+1+1+1+11+1+1+1+11+1)*(0+1)
=30 * 1 = 30
Others solve it as
30*0+1 =0+1 =1
A few did not noticed there are two 11 digits and calculated it as
1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1*0+1 = 12 *0+1 =12 * 1 = 12
I have always hated mathematics
Lol

Smart...except...12×0+1=1
Breaking it down
12×0=0
0+1=1...almighty 1

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Congrats Gaddafithe2nd, you're obviously the first among the 10%. You should be answering Gaddafithe1st and not the 2nd

First off, an equation always has two parts separated by the equals sign. That's the basic property of all equations.

There is only one equation from the question. The other two that seem like equations are mere what I'd call an 'incomplete mathematical expression'.

2 would be my answer.

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Get someone...anyone...even the dumbest bdullard to call out the members one after the other for you while you calculate...tell me your answer...

Champagne on me for all who think one is the right answer...

Answer =30

Tesley:



Huh!!!
But 11+11+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1...× 0= 0...a resounding 0...zero +1=1

By doing so u will have a resounding 0, i get ur point and Zero plus 1 is 1 bt if u do multiplication first according to BODMAS you will have 30.

*winks*.

chigoizie7:



Lolz, go back to the question, this time, slowly.

1+1+1+1+(1

1)+1+1+1+(1

1)+1*0+1 = 30

1+1+1+1+(11)+1+1+1+(11)+1*0+1


Check where I fixed brackets, there are no plus sign between the "1"s.

Ehen, its not our fault na. It should be a bonus answer for their obvious typographical error. Is that the standard way of writing eleven?

30

herbie27:
By doing so u will have a resounding 0, i get ur point and Zero plus 1 is 1 bt if u do multiplication first according to BODMAS you will have 30.

*winks*.

I guess...too much high level maths make us forget the very basic primary ones
So let's do it like this:
1
+1
+1
+1
+11
+1
+1
+11
+1
+1
×0
+1 = ?

Tell me what you come up with...
Its simple market style maths... Basic simple and crude.

I want to believe you're kidding when you come up with 30,12 or 11 as answers.

Irishrena1:

Ehen, its not our fault na. It should be a bonus answer for their obvious typographical error. Is that the standard way of writing eleven?

Lolz, it is not a typographical error.

It was done on purpose, another way of writing 1 is 2/2.

1+1+1+1 = 4+11 = (15) 1+1+1 = 3+11 = (14) 1*0+1 = (1) 15+14+1 = 30

chigoizie7:



Lolz, it is not a typographical error.

It was done on purpose, another way of writing 1 is 2/2.

If its 2/2 will anybody complain? That one is staright foward na. This one is a typo biko

We were always told by exam invigilators to ignore any question with a typo that made the question to have multiple possible answers. For anybody to attempt the question is the first test of his knowledge. Then that person will be given an outright bad.

Its 12...

Simply bodmas

The ans is 1 becouse 12 x 0 = 0 + 1 gives u 1

Tesley:


I guess...too much high level maths make us forget the very basic primary ones
So let's do it like this:
1
+1
+1
+1
+11
+1
+1
+11
+1
+1
×0
+1 = ?

Tell me what you come up with...
Its simple market style maths... Basic simple and crude.

I want to believe you're kidding when you come up with 30,12 or 11 as answers.

I never said the answer is 12 or 11 don't quote me wrongly.

I said is either 30 or 1 base on the crude market women method u will have 1 as the answer bt if ur to sit 4 post ume use BODMAS and ur answer will be 30.

Is this difficult to comprehend?, we are on the same page i guess.

=0

Tesley:

I guess...too much high level maths make us forget the very basic primary ones So let's do it like this: 1 +1 +1 +1 +11 +1 +1 +11 +1 +1 ×0 +1 = ?
Tell me what you come up with... Its simple market style maths... Basic simple and crude.
I want to believe you're kidding when you come up with 30,12 or 11 as answers.

Bros the answer can't be 1. Na 30 rest e.
0 x 1 gives u 0. 0 + 30 go give you 1?
Shuu Bros fear God o

Irishrena1:

If its 2/2 will anybody complain? That one is staright foward na. This one is a typo biko

We were always told by exam invigilators to ignore any question with a typo that made the question to have multiple possible answers. For anybody to attempt the question is the first test of his knowledge. Then that person will be given an outright bad.

So, where is d typo in the question?

He was about writing eleven and space finished on the 1st line and he moved to the 2nd line.


Remember, this is mathematics not english.

There is no special constructions in maths, u just have to look well so that u will see everything there is to see.

-2*4/-(-2) can be written in so many ways that can confuse u, and that is the idea, "to confuse u"

12

You dey use my brain play abi?? After solving for BODMAS to get 12, you come use my brain fry akara by adding 2 elevens codedly.... Its 30 finaly, my final answer

Obinoscopy:


The answer is:



Congrats Gaddafithe2nd, you're obviously the first among the 10%. You should be answering Gaddafithe1st and not the 2nd

The answer is 1

herbie27:
I never said the answer is 12 or 11 don't quote me wrongly.

I said is either 30 or 1 base on the crude market women method u will have 1 as the answer bt if ur to sit 4 post ume use BODMAS and ur answer will be 30.

Is this difficult to comprehend?, we are on the same page i guess.

Hmm...that depends largely on the page you're looking at...
See,I don't get why the break at every 11 for a first sum. Why not run it all through Till the zero;
This is what I mean:
1+1+1+1+11+1+1+1+11+1=30×0+1=1, instead of:
1+1+1+1+11=15
1+1+1+11=14
1×0=0
+1=15+14+0+1=30!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!what process??!! I don't think bodmas works that way...plus maths is supposed to simplify issues, that's why there are maths problems and solutions.
If you're here, then we're on the same page.

The answer is 1 , because any number multiple by 0 is 0 . So 0 + 1 = 1

chigoizie7:



So, where is d typo in the question?

He was about writing eleven and space finished on the 1st line and he moved to the 2nd line.


Remember, this is mathematics not english.

There is no special constructions in maths, u just have to look well so that u will see everything there is to see.

-2*4/-(-2) can be written in so many ways that can confuse u, and that is the idea, "to confuse u"

You no say na candle we been dey use for school. Pardon my poor brain.

Maybe by the straight line style arriving at 30×0+1, some folks will arrive at 31

I no Sabi math . I Dey wait for mr Johnson my class mas teacher to come solve am

Irishrena1:

You no say na candle we been dey use for school. Pardon my poor brain.

Lolz, nah, I will beg to differ on that poor brain aspect.

Unique04:
(1+1+1+1+11+1+1+1+11+1)*(0+1)
=30 * 1 = 30
Others solve it as
30*0+1 =0+1 =1
A few did not noticed there are two 11 digits and calculated it as
1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1*0+1 = 12 *0+1 =12 * 1 = 12
I have always hated mathematics
Lol

Those created that bracket did it @ their own peril, there was no bracket in the question, thus, u don't have to solve for brackets 1st, u have to solve accordingly, start with where u saw "multiplication" 1st.



It is funny though