@deprecated_ii @warmbeverageenjoyer
No, we get 9 because ÷ and / are treated as the same symbol, meaning, that (1+2) goes first, and then, we end up with 6/2*3 = 3*3 = 9
And it's boring to explain this system over and over and over again.
But division is the same as multiplication.
If I re-write it as 6* (1/2) * (1+2), then there is no argument to be had.
@deprecated_ii @warmbeverageenjoyer
No, because the 2 doesn't get there as a 2, but as 3.
Why is it so hard to understand, that this is the way we were thought math?
@warmbeverageenjoyer @deprecated_ii
Ok.... try simplifying it to multiplications only.
6*0,5*3
It is the same equation, but first, the parantecies were solved (1+2=3), and then, the (x/2) was transformed to x*0,5
Therefore it is 6*0,5*3
Therefore, the first half of the equation is >>>6*0,5 = 3<<<
You get 3*(1+2)
Saying "2(1+2)" is the same as saying "2x where x=1+2".
Parenthesis are just a shorter, more convenient way of doing that.