Help Me Please
This might seem easy to some people, but I really don't get it .
In each box insert an operation symbol +,-,x,/, and then insert parentheses if needed to make each of the following statements true.
1. 1{}2{}3{}4=5
2. 6{}6{}6{}6=6
3. 6{}6{}6{}6=6
You have to put one of those operation symbols +,-,x,/ in these {}.
September 6, 2012
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((1+2)/3)+4=5
6+((6-6)/6)=6
6-((6-6)/6)=6
[quote=Crocboy200]school started today and already my math teacher is telling to be do these problems [/quote]
Well school started 2 days ago for me and i had a quiz the first day the second day and a test on the third....
Answer: Do it yourself
I made a slight mistake, sorry.
Number 3 is supposed to be: 3. 6{}6{}6{}6=5
Helpp me with the last one?
Thank you! How did you do it so fast? LOOOOL...
^Tweety, I tried it out and one doesn't seem to be correct
[url=http://i.imgur.com/i0Dsh.png]PEMDAS[/url] are your orders of operation. It's a fancy way of creating rules for what to do first. If you see something in parenthesis, you do what's in the parenthesis first before moving onto the other operations.
http://www.studygs.net/pemdas/index.htm
[quote=Crocboy200]school started today and already my math teacher is telling to be do these problems [/quote]
So? i had homework on first day too and i just deal with it o.O
EDIT: Nevermind
school started today and already my math teacher is telling to be do these problems
1 is 1-(2/(3x4))