I saw this on Twitter and there are many opposing views.

As the subject reads, can you solve it?

Then one crazy dude did this 😂

Ademola47:
I saw this on Twitter and there are many opposing views.

As the subject reads, can you solve it?

4 op

If this is not for cruise, Then the correct answer is 4.

Solution basic algebra (BODMAS)

Your mates are calculating their millions you are here calculating unknown mathematical formula that would never give you one naira, odeh

Ademola47:
I saw this on Twitter and there are many opposing views.

As the subject reads, can you solve it?

layman answer is 36

Ademola47:
I saw this on Twitter and there are many opposing views.

As the subject reads, can you solve it?

using pemdas, the answer is 4

Ademola47:
Then one crazy dude did this 😂

failure, that has No meaning

Balablue64:
Your mates are calculating their millions you are here calculating unknown mathematical formula that would never give you one naira, odeh

I wonder o .. Most of my math teachers and lecturers are dead broke so what's the point of cracking my brain to find x

Ademola47:
I saw this on Twitter and there are many opposing views.

As the subject reads, can you solve it?

60÷5(7-4)

(7-4)=3
60÷5= 12
12*3=36

numtums:


60÷5(7-4)

(7-4)=3
60÷5= 12
12*3=36

Haà!
Uncle how nah?
This your method defies any know math law.

Bodmas: tackle whats in bracket off first
60÷5(7-4)
60÷5(3)
60÷15
= 4
60

You solve the bracket first and expand, that's all.

Ensa777:


Haà!
Uncle how nah?
This your method defies any know math law.

Bodmas: tackle whats in bracket off first
60÷5(7-4)
60÷5(3)
60÷15
= 4
60

Only you will just be deceiving yourself bro what's 5(3) isn't that 5×3 and according to the law you just wrote division before multiplication how does division comes last?

Balablue64:
Your mates are calculating their millions you are here calculating unknown mathematical formula that would never give you one naira, odeh

It opens the mind

Ademola47:
Then one crazy dude did this 😂

d werey was on kolos as at dat time!

numtums:


60÷5(7-4)

(7-4)=3
60÷5= 12
12*3=36

No offence... go back to skool!

numtums:

Only you will just be deceiving yourself bro what's 5(3) isn't that 5×3 and according to the law you just wrote division before multiplication how does division comes last?

Lol.There's a bracket which whatever in and around it must be taken care of.

36 is the answer.

- Parentheses first
- Exponents (ie Powers and Square Roots, etc.)
- MD: Multiplication and Division (left-to-right)
- AS: Addition and Subtraction (left-to-right)

The key to Multiplcation/Division is left to right. Same for addition and subtraction.

Let's break it down:

60÷5(7-4)
60÷5(3)
60÷5 * 3
12 * 3
36

it's 4 definitely

ibnquasale:
36 is the answer.

- Parentheses first
- Exponents (ie Powers and Square Roots, etc.)
- MD: Multiplication and Division (left-to-right)
- AS: Addition and Subtraction (left-to-right)

The key to Multiplcation/Division is left to right. Same for addition and subtraction.

Let's break it down:

60÷5(7-4)
60÷5(3)
60÷5 * 3
12 * 3
36

If you are solving (7-4) first, because of whatever you believed in...you will solve 5(3) afterwards, because 3 is still in that bracket (3) ..you are yet to remove the bracket.

You can't just turn the bracket into multiplication without solving it.

This early morning, some people are confused with simple BODMAS.

If proper Sunshine hits by 12noon, that means their brain fit explodee.

ibnquasale, I'm referring to you. I wonder where you saw exponents in the maths.

MichaelSokoto:

No offence... go back to skool!

smh

ibnquasale:
36 is the answer.

- Parentheses first
- Exponents (ie Powers and Square Roots, etc.)
- MD: Multiplication and Division (left-to-right)
- AS: Addition and Subtraction (left-to-right)

The key to Multiplcation/Division is left to right. Same for addition and subtraction.

Let's break it down:

60÷5(7-4)
60÷5(3)
60÷5 * 3
12 * 3
36

Using BODMAS, I think the correct answer should be 4 because the 5 should be used to multiply what is the bracket first.

numtums:

Only you will just be deceiving yourself bro what's 5(3) isn't that 5×3 and according to the law you just wrote division before multiplication how does division comes last?

Clearing that bracket involves multiplying out 5 and 3 before proceeding with the rest of the BODMAS rules.

You can't end it half way at or as 5x3.

Ensa777:


Haà!
Uncle how nah?
This your method defies any know math law.

Bodmas: tackle whats in bracket off first
60÷5(7-4)
60÷5(3)
60÷15
= 4f
60

when you minus 7 from 4 you are done with brackets the equation will look like this 60÷5×3
Using the same bodmas, division should go first before multiplication .60÷5 = 15×3=36.
Bodmas is used to program calculator. If u use calculator, you will still get same answer.36

B-racket
O-f
D- ivision
M-ultiplication
A-ddition
S-ubtraction
Thus
60/5 =12
12(7-4)=3
12/3=4
Answer is 4

Justkatty:
B-racket
O-f
D- ivision
M-ultiplication
A-ddition
S-ubtraction
Thus
60/5 =12
12(7-4)=3
12/3=4
Answer is 4

This is a joke yeah?

numtums:

This is a joke yeah?

jamesversion:
This early morning, some people are confused with simple BODMAS.

If proper Sunshine hits by 12noon, that means their brain fit explodee.

ibnquasale, I'm referring to you. I wonder where you saw exponents in the maths.

lol…. 😂😂😂.

Do you want an intelligent response or should I just leave you with ur ignorance? 😂😂

Ademola47:


Using BODMAS, I think the correct answer should be 4 because the 5 should be used to multiply what is the bracket first.

BODMAS and PEMDAS are both doing same thing.

The Mathematical issue here is how to handle implicit multiplications or what others called multiplication by juxtaposition.

Some school of thought feels that implicit multiplication should be giving preference over division, such would get 4, and other feels division and multiplication have same level of preference.

The expression “60 ÷ 5(7 - 4)” is a perfect example of this ambiguity. Without clear parentheses dictating the operations, some might interpret it as , leading to the answer 4. Others might interpret it as , leading to the answer 36.

To avoid confusion, it’s always better to add parentheses to clearly communicate the intended operations.

ibnquasale:



lol…. 😂😂😂.

Do you want an intelligent response or should I just leave you with ur ignorance? 😂😂

I'm open to your response.