Answer this...

*Don't use calculator 

1. 4

2. 9

BODMAS

4 , 1

1.4

2.1

A/c "BODMAS"

4,9

Update - 6,9

kartikxxx wrote:

4,9

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1. 9-4+1

   9-5= 4

2. 6÷2(2+1)

   6÷4+2

   6÷6 = 1

Update : 6,9

I realised this after poll submission

So, 6÷2(2+1)

First we solve bracket : 

= 6÷2(3) = 6÷2×3

Divide first then multiply :

= 3×3 = 9

tappukepapa wrote:

1. 9-4+1

   9-5= 4

2. 6÷2(2+1)

   6÷4+2

   6÷6 = 1

Q1. 9-4+1

Rearrange:

=9+1-4

=6

Deal_of_the_day wrote:

It's 4,9 not 4,1

I realised this after poll submission

So, 6÷2(2+1)

First we solve bracket : 

= 6÷2(3) = 6÷2×3

Divide first then multiply :

= 3×3 = 9

*Dumb

G0KU wrote:

*Dumb

1.A) 6
Edit: 2.A) 9 is correct

quantum wrote:

Q1. 9-4+1

Rearrange:

=9+1-4

=6

Understood, thanks !

violin wrote:

1.A) 6

2.A) 1

Not 1,

9 is the correct as "Bracket rule" of BODMAS applies  INSIDE the bracket and not OUTSIDE the bracket.

After Addition, singularity existed in numerical terms, the bracket itself converted into multiplication.

quantum wrote:

Q1. 9-4+1

Rearrange:

=9+1-4

=6

Explain pls.

quantum wrote:

Not 1,

9 is the correct as "Bracket rule" of BODMAS applies  INSIDE the bracket and not OUTSIDE the bracket.

After Addition, singularity existed in numerical terms, the bracket itself converted into multiplication.

tappukepapa wrote:

Explain pls.

quantum wrote:
By BODM AS [rule]
Q1. 9-4+1

ADD
so, positive integers are 9 and 1
and, negative integer is 4

So, by rule
Addition comes first, adding all positive int. 10

now, use detrimental integer "4" after all addition is over.
So, 10-4=6

or use rearranging method,
which used, where a similar number(+/-) are placed together

OR simply solve from left to right because addition and subtraction have same level of precedence.

9-4+1 = 5+1 = 6

Deal_of_the_day wrote:

OR simply solve from left to right because addition and subtraction have same level of precedence.

9-4+1 = 5+1 = 6

quantum wrote:
You can't. It'll lead to disproportionate equations in future. Not the right approach.

Can you show some examples? 

Deal_of_the_day wrote:

Can you show some examples? 

quantum wrote:
By BODM AS [rule]
Q1. 9-4+1

ADD
so, positive integers are 9 and 1
and, negative integer is 4

So, by rule
Addition comes first, adding all positive int. 10

now, use detrimental integer "4" after all addition is over.
So, 10-4=6

or use rearranging method,
which used, where a similar number(+/-) are placed together

Is this actually accepted everywhere? 

They are teaching wrong in schools unfortunately, as far as I remember. Because they taught BODMAS before integers. 

Never took interest in maths, but this problem is intriguing. 

Logically the answer is correct, but how can the system be so wrong and then expect students to be geniuses. 

androgame wrote:

Is this actually accepted everywhere? 

They are teaching wrong in schools unfortunately, as far as I remember. Because they taught BODMAS before integers. 

Never took interest in maths, but this problem is intriguing. 

Logically the answer is correct, but how can the system be so wrong and then expect students to be geniuses. 

mhare to mas saab(teacher) aate the chhari leke, so yaad ni kya padhya pehle. sarkari school was lit.

btw number line (not named integer, but yeah similar) came first then add/subs/mult/div. (i think) 🧐

@androgame you lied, who saw 14 million possibilities 🤣🤣 to be precise 14,000,605

quantum wrote:
By BODM AS [rule]
Q1. 9-4+1

ADD
so, positive integers are 9 and 1
and, negative integer is 4

So, by rule
Addition comes first, adding all positive int. 10

now, use detrimental integer "4" after all addition is over.
So, 10-4=6

or use rearranging method,
which used, where a similar number(+/-) are placed together

9-4+1

Ramu ki daadi ne Ramu ko 9 rupay diye 😀

Shamu ne dekh liya, bola chal lauta mere 4 rupay ☹️

Shamu ki nikkar ki jeb fati thi toh usmein se ek ka sikka gir gaya 🤫

Ramu ne utha liya 😀

Kahaani khatm, paisa hazam

saucap wrote:

9-4+1

Ramu ki daadi ne Ramu ko 9 rupay diye 😀

Shamu ne dekh liya, bola chal lauta mere 4 rupay ☹️

Shamu ki nikkar ki jeb fati thi toh usmein se ek ka sikka gir gaya 🤫

Ramu ne utha liya 😀

Kahaani khatm, paisa hazam

quantum wrote:
Shamu ki nikkar ki jeb fati thi toh usmein se ek ka sikka gir gaya
Ye suit ni kiya,
+9
-4
+1 (Ramu ne ek rupaya gira dekha [jo iss kahani mein kirdaar na ho uska])
Shamu se lega ya Shamu ka lega *rupaya to appropriate nahi hoga 🧐

Arey! Ramu hero hai, Shamu villain hai. End mein Hero hi jeetata hai

androgame wrote:

Is this actually accepted everywhere? 

They are teaching wrong in schools unfortunately, as far as I remember. Because they taught BODMAS before integers. 

Never took interest in maths, but this problem is intriguing. 

Logically the answer is correct, but how can the system be so wrong and then expect students to be geniuses. 

I knew my maths syllabus and esp our maths teacher was 💩

But my mom never believed me 🥲

Garyhost wrote:

*Don't use calculator 

😀😀.Second answer should be 9.Throw the calculator on left side to dustbin 🗑️🗑️.It's fake calculator.According to BODMAS ,second answer should be 9.