@beardalaxy @zemichi @yukialy @deadheat @takao

Autistic math hater here.

Unlike multiplication, division doesn’t provides the associative and commutative properties of multiplication

multiplication: $xy = yx$ division: $x/y != y/x$

This makes that the question could be interpreted in a lot of ways, if you apply distributive for example:

$\frac{6}{(2+4)}$

or using PEMDAS (Which has your own sets of problems)

$\frac{6}{2}*(1+2)$

Both of those cases can be considered right and wrong.

There’s also a very unkown rule, that when a distributive isn’t associative, you solve the parenthesis, remove it and then the left side has precedence, yelding a different result.

Those kind of ambiguous questions, there’s not a true and proper easy answer and it was made for it to be ambiguous