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Apple reckons it’s 9.
You see a maths problem, I see a vindication of my decision to stay off Facebook.
Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally.
She says one.
I wanna know how does Mozaic interpret it @brambos 😂
WolframAlpha says 9 ☕️
Wow. Those who voted one, can you explain it?
Holy crap, PEMDAS has multiplication before division. BODMAS has it the other way around. Consider my world rocked
Nah, the problem with these mnemonics is that both operations actually have the same precedence and when there’s a sequence you apply them left to right. The only possible confusion in this case would be due to
Aahhh thank you! That was gonna ruin my day.
2(1+2)
(2+4)
(6)
6
6/6
1
If I may rock it further.... https://www.wyzant.com/resources/blogs/236411/the_order_of_operations_pemdas_bodmas_that_you_learned_in_elementary_school_is_wrong
I reckon 9.
But I used to reckon 1.
I was taught to do the x before the /, but when I had to help my kid out with homework on a similar problem, the answer we got was wrong.
I looked it up, and learned that now x and / are considered = level calculations, and those are calculated in order from left to right.
Oh boy!
Mandela effect!
It's not well defined without context.
Frick, I got 45
Alpha is going to be using the rules of the Wolfram programming language. https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/Divide.html
I think it's consistent with other programming languages. But, I wouldn't trust any system to get something like this right and I'd always group by parentheses to explicitly state what I wanted.
Stuff like this is why all my code is a bracket fest, especially in conditions and logic. I simply don't want to spend hours of debugging because of a stupid precedence problem 😁
You're not alone applying that strategy