Topic: Many Persons Will Fail This Maths!
NorCalSwe's photo
Fri 07/31/15 02:15 AM






they cheated uche and doubled my 3.5. im telling ya, they did laugh :wink: :smile:

or they googled it laugh laugh
And who said they (including Pinkbunny43) got it?. Patience does it, wait for the finally answer from me


yes, they cheated. honestly. I know what they did. They googled it, so the answer they gave is correct.

uche, you must believe me. flowerforyou smitten :angel:

So people now cheat in maths with the help of google?. If its true, its a bad omen. In my days at school, nobody ever tried it. It kills the brain's cognitive process!


Well, here's a bit of the math I usually do, so let's see how you do:

It's an easy one

You need to make 200 ml of a 0.5 M solution that has a molecular weight of 243 g/mol, how many grams do you need?
Good quiz, but you need to create your own thread. Dont kill my thread by superimposition of your own topic on it. Hahahahaha


Sorry, I've been on vacation, it was fun to dust outvthe cobwebs, thanks for the thread.

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Fri 07/31/15 02:16 AM

24.3 g

Damn, pansy beat me...lol......


Thats only coz i already had 2 cups of coffee today... :banana: :banana:

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Fri 07/31/15 02:17 AM


24.3 g

Damn, pansy beat me...lol......


Thats only coz i already had 2 cups of coffee today... :banana: :banana:


lol.....I haven't been to bed yetyawn

NorCalSwe's photo
Fri 07/31/15 02:19 AM






they cheated uche and doubled my 3.5. im telling ya, they did laugh :wink: :smile:

or they googled it laugh laugh
And who said they (including Pinkbunny43) got it?. Patience does it, wait for the finally answer from me


yes, they cheated. honestly. I know what they did. They googled it, so the answer they gave is correct.

uche, you must believe me. flowerforyou smitten :angel:

So people now cheat in maths with the help of google?. If its true, its a bad omen. In my days at school, nobody ever tried it. It kills the brain's cognitive process!


Well, here's a bit of the math I usually do, so let's see how you do:

It's an easy one

You need to make 200 ml of a 0.5 M solution that has a molecular weight of 243 g/mol, how many grams do you need?


Could someone show the work on this?


243 g/mol * 0.5 mol/L * 0.2 L = 24.3 g

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Fri 07/31/15 02:25 AM
Edited by uche9aa on Fri 07/31/15 02:27 AM
Beautiful and intelligent minds we have in this thread. Wow!!

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Fri 07/31/15 02:30 AM

Beautiful and intelligent minds we have in this thread. Wow!!


uchee smooched bigsmile smitten flowers drool

tulip2633's photo
Fri 07/31/15 02:40 AM
Edited by tulip2633 on Fri 07/31/15 02:41 AM

Solve this maths and show your working. 6-1*0+2\2=?


You treat it as two different expressions.
(6-��1*0+2)�(2)
= 4

Kaustuv1's photo
Fri 07/31/15 02:47 AM

Solve this maths and show your working. 6-1*0+2\2=?



Step 1: We identify the 'operators':

minus (-)
multiplication (*)
addition (+)
division (/) (not '\' @ Uche)


Step 2: We 'focus' upon the 'precedence/priority' of operators:

(highest to lowest):

/
*
+
-

Step 3: Now we proceed as follows:


6-1*0+2/2

= 6 - 1 * 0 + (2/2)

= 6 - 1 * 0 + 1

= 6 - (1 * 0) + 1

= 6 - 0 + 1

= 6 - (0 + 1)

= 6 - 1

= 5




Therefore, result of above given mathematical expression = 5



:smile: :heart: flowerforyou waving

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Fri 07/31/15 02:56 AM
6-(1*0)+(2/2)

6-0+1

7

uche9aa's photo
Fri 07/31/15 03:02 AM


Solve this maths and show your working. 6-1*0+2\2=?



Step 1: We identify the 'operators':

minus (-)
multiplication (*)
addition (+)
division (/) (not '\' @ Uche)


Step 2: We 'focus' upon the 'precedence/priority' of operators:

(highest to lowest):

/
*
+
-

Step 3: Now we proceed as follows:


6-1*0+2/2

= 6 - 1 * 0 + (2/2)

= 6 - 1 * 0 + 1

= 6 - (1 * 0) + 1

= 6 - 0 + 1

= 6 - (0 + 1)

= 6 - 1

= 5




Therefore, result of above given mathematical expression = 5



:smile: :heart: flowerforyou waving
The important factor is that you understood I meant division, whether "\" or "/" could be typo error. For some reasons like this your own formula now I am delaying posting my own working. Until then, lets have as many contributions as possible. Thanks!!

Kaustuv1's photo
Fri 07/31/15 03:16 AM
The important factor is that you understood I meant division, whether "\" or "/" could be typo error. For some reasons like this your own formula now I am delaying posting my own working. Until then, lets have as many contributions as possible. Thanks!!





I 'understand'. And, 'you' are welcome!

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Fri 07/31/15 04:09 AM

^ Joe, I fixed it for you. Now, your answer is correct. smokin

Well that's the way I read it, thanks. Not sure if the actual question was written correctly.

I'll have to throw in a spherical trigonometry question sometime.
How to get from A to B bearing in mind the earth is egg shaped. ohwell

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Fri 07/31/15 05:03 AM
7

uche9aa's photo
Fri 07/31/15 07:45 AM

7
How?

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Sat 08/01/15 06:17 AM
simple

first in ()
then exponents
then multiplication and division
then add and subtract
from left to right

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Sat 08/01/15 06:46 AM



Solve this maths and show your working. 6-1*0+2\2=?



Step 1: We identify the 'operators':

minus (-)
multiplication (*)
addition (+)
division (/) (not '\' @ Uche)


Step 2: We 'focus' upon the 'precedence/priority' of operators:

(highest to lowest):

/
*
+
-

Step 3: Now we proceed as follows:


6-1*0+2/2

= 6 - 1 * 0 + (2/2)

= 6 - 1 * 0 + 1

= 6 - (1 * 0) + 1

= 6 - 0 + 1

= 6 - (0 + 1)

= 6 - 1

= 5




Therefore, result of above given mathematical expression = 5



:smile: :heart: flowerforyou waving
The important factor is that you understood I meant division, whether "\" or "/" could be typo error. For some reasons like this your own formula now I am delaying posting my own working. Until then, lets have as many contributions as possible. Thanks!!


Uche, that was a dirty trick. In the mathematical order, the addition happens before the subtraction so you are correct. Attention to detail.

uche9aa's photo
Sat 08/01/15 08:20 AM




Solve this maths and show your working. 6-1*0+2\2=?



Step 1: We identify the 'operators':

minus (-)
multiplication (*)
addition (+)
division (/) (not '\' @ Uche)


Step 2: We 'focus' upon the 'precedence/priority' of operators:

(highest to lowest):

/
*
+
-

Step 3: Now we proceed as follows:


6-1*0+2/2

= 6 - 1 * 0 + (2/2)

= 6 - 1 * 0 + 1

= 6 - (1 * 0) + 1

= 6 - 0 + 1

= 6 - (0 + 1)

= 6 - 1

= 5




Therefore, result of above given mathematical expression = 5



:smile: :heart: flowerforyou waving
The important factor is that you understood I meant division, whether "\" or "/" could be typo error. For some reasons like this your own formula now I am delaying posting my own working. Until then, lets have as many contributions as possible. Thanks!!


Uche, that was a dirty trick. In the mathematical order, the addition happens before the subtraction so you are correct. Attention to detail.
Ya. Sometimes we allow divergent of views and thoughts for a purpose. I knew the question i set and those who understood it answered correctly. Thanks for being there for me

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Sat 08/01/15 09:33 AM
PEMDAS as interpreted by some where addtion is performed before subtraction: 6-[(1*0)+(2/2)]=5

Actual order of operations performs left subtraction prior to the addition: [6-(1*0)]+(2/2)=7


6-[(1*0)+(2/2)]=5

PEMDAS cannot assume this first case, because there are NO PARENTHESES in the original statement; you cannot arbitrarily add parentheses where none were given. Any such "assumptions" are grossly incorrect.

Addition and subtraction are the same level operators, it doesn't matter which order that the sums are done in.
6-0 = 6, 6+1 = 7
-0+1 = 1, 6+1 = 7


PEMDAS is an acronym to help remember a rule. It is not the rule itself, and is indeed an imperfect representation. PEMODAOS (Parens, Exp, Mult Or Div, Add Or Sub) is more correct but not as easy to remember.


Above is stuff I found.

7 is correct.

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Sat 08/01/15 09:52 AM
This is getting annoying. What takes precedence, addition BEFORE subtraction or if they are on the same level, just straight left to right operation? Anyone have a link to a reliable source?

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Sat 08/01/15 09:55 AM
What's Exp?