By the time i was three i already knew that 3/1=6
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@beginnerdev said in #3:
> @Ifancy_potato is that reversed padmas?
whats PADMAS? parantheses axpanants division multiplication addition subtraction? its Medsap: Multiplication, exponents, division, subtraction, addition, parentheses.
> @Ifancy_potato is that reversed padmas?
whats PADMAS? parantheses axpanants division multiplication addition subtraction? its Medsap: Multiplication, exponents, division, subtraction, addition, parentheses.
No you can learn most math with average IQ at any age, what you need is the proper tutor and audio visual aids. Math is basically logical and the difficult part is remembering the different unique parts but the reasonable ng is basic logic.
As in you look at a calculus problem but do not know the symbolism as opposed to you cannot understand right from left.
As in you look at a calculus problem but do not know the symbolism as opposed to you cannot understand right from left.
@Ifancy_potato said in #4:
> whats PADMAS? parantheses axpanants division multiplication addition subtraction? its Medsap: Multiplication, exponents, division, subtraction, addition, parentheses.
Its not PADMAS, its PEDMAS (Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, and Subtraction) I'm pretty sure that MEDSAP is the wrong way
> whats PADMAS? parantheses axpanants division multiplication addition subtraction? its Medsap: Multiplication, exponents, division, subtraction, addition, parentheses.
Its not PADMAS, its PEDMAS (Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, and Subtraction) I'm pretty sure that MEDSAP is the wrong way
@mimi7789 said in #6:
> Its not PADMAS, its PEDMAS (Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, and Subtraction) I'm pretty sure that MEDSAP is the wrong way
Nooo, its GEMDAS (Grouping symbols{}||[](), Exponents, Division and Multiplication left to right, Addition and Subtraction left to right)
> Its not PADMAS, its PEDMAS (Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, and Subtraction) I'm pretty sure that MEDSAP is the wrong way
Nooo, its GEMDAS (Grouping symbols{}||[](), Exponents, Division and Multiplication left to right, Addition and Subtraction left to right)
@DragonArcher said in #7:
> Nooo, its GEMDAS (Grouping symbols{}||[](), Exponents, Division and Multiplication left to right, Addition and Subtraction left to right)
Isn't it basically the same? The G in GEMDAS means group, which refers an equation inside of a parenthesis. The P in PEMDAS means parenthesis which also means the equation in a parenthesis.
> Nooo, its GEMDAS (Grouping symbols{}||[](), Exponents, Division and Multiplication left to right, Addition and Subtraction left to right)
Isn't it basically the same? The G in GEMDAS means group, which refers an equation inside of a parenthesis. The P in PEMDAS means parenthesis which also means the equation in a parenthesis.
@mimi7789 said in #8:
> Isn't it basically the same? The G in GEMDAS means group, which refers an equation inside of a parenthesis. The P in PEMDAS means parenthesis which also means the equation in a parenthesi
Not exactly. the G in Gemdas can be these; {} or these; [] or these; || (absolute value) or these; () and even more
> Isn't it basically the same? The G in GEMDAS means group, which refers an equation inside of a parenthesis. The P in PEMDAS means parenthesis which also means the equation in a parenthesi
Not exactly. the G in Gemdas can be these; {} or these; [] or these; || (absolute value) or these; () and even more
you can learn everything when youre not smart. you wont learn as much as smarter ones, but the only thing that matters is, that you learn, and that every day your a lil bit smarter than your yesterdays self.
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