omeele T Talk to strangers! You're watching two strangers discuss your question on Omeglel Question to discuss: Is the Internet 6043(4+1)% reliable? Stranger 2: Let's see... Stranger 2: 85% Stranger 2: Whoops, misread Stranger 2: 4% Stranger 1 : 100% Stranger 2:4+1-5 Stranger 2: 3*5-15 Stranger 2: 60/15-4 Stranger 2: 4% Stranger 1: 60/3*5 Stranger 2: Please excuse my dear Aunt Sally Stranger 1:20*5 Stranger 1: 100 Stranger 2: Incorrect Stranger 2: Wrong order of operation:s Stranger 1: Bet me Stranger 2: I will bet you anything Stranger 1:4+1 is first Stranger 2: Yes Stranger 2: Next is Stranger 1: Then left to right Stranger 2: No Stranger 1: Nope not that Stranger 2: Parentheses come before division Stranger 1: Put it in excel Stranger 2: Okay Stranger 2: l'm opening it Stranger 2: You do the same Stranger 2: Loser has to... Stranger 1: Yes and 4+1 is the only parentheses Stranger 2: Hmm, what does the loser have to do? tranger 1: Be a loser Stranger 2: Excel doesn't accept the equation in this form Stranger 2: You have to rewrite it, which lets you set it up to come out however you wish Stranger 1: Use 3 Stranger 2: That changes the order of operations Stranger 1: Nope. It's implied above Stranger 2: Multiplication, yes. But it's implied to come before the division Stranger 1: 1 respectfully disagree Stranger 2: Google reinterprets the equation to "(60+3)* (4+1)". It doesn't recognize the format Stranger 1: What answer does it give Stranger 2: It gives 100 Stranger 2: After rewriting the equation Stranger 1::) Stranger 2: *60/3 Stranger 1: I like your tenacity. You argue passionately Stranger 2: Well thank you. You as well Stranger 1: Ty Stranger 1 has disconnected

Origin Entry: Viral Math Problems / Math Bait

Notes:

60÷3(4+1)% is the variant of 48÷2(9+3) which finally spread the troll equation to actual questions instead of just math challenges. When the two strangers were asked such a question, they immediately started to argue about what the question actually is ("Is the Internet 4% reliable?" or "Is the Internet 100% reliable?"). A short but eye-catching quote from Stranger 2 shortly before the argument was started was "Please excuse my dear Aunt Sally". Stranger 1 then re-taught Stranger 2 Order of Operations using the standard order of operations instead of PEMDAS and the actual question ("Is the Internet 60÷3(4+1)% reliable?") was forgotten.

File type: png

Resolution: (500px x 1501px)

File size: 63.2 KB

@absolutenutcase 162 hey spongebob what's 6÷2(1+2) why it's 9 of course IT'S 1 USE PEMDAS USE PEMDAS 00

Kamila Soto @itsmagik_ · 18h ... Replying to @lesvity The reason why people are getting different answers. 6. 2(1+2) = 1 을(2+1) = 9 main abc func DEG clear a? ab lal 8 9. b. 4. 6. sin tan 1 2 cos

P--- hub Pornhub ARIA @Pornhub Replying to @pjmdoll It's clearly 1

View All 9 Images

Image #178,804

Talk to strangers! You're now watching two strangers discuss your question! Question to discuss: 48-2 (9+3) = ? (note: if you disagree on this, try and figure it out with teamwork! D) Stranger 2: 2 Stranger 1: So it's 24(12) Stranger 2: no Stranger 1: Yes, PEMDAS Stranger 1: Since it's a division sign, you do that first. Stranger 2: distribute first Stranger 2: 2x12 Stranger 1: You only distribute if the number is plus or minus Stranger 2: 48/24 Stranger 2: idiot Stranger 1: No, it's not. F----- Stranger 2: math major asshat Stranger 1: Lying Stranger 2: asshat Stranger 1: "Not creative Stranger 2: nice talkin to you.) Stranger 1: Suck my nonexistent d---. Stranger 1 has disconnected

Image #119,406

What is 6+2 (1 +2)? Dear internet... the answer is 9 But in school I learned... (pick one): BEDMAS, BIMDAS, BODMAS, BOMDAS, BERDMAS, PERDMAS, PEMDAS, or BPODMAS HD These are only mnemonics and may be misleading Multiplication and division are of equal precedence, as are addition and subtraction. But my teacher said... But my TI-85 said But my textbook said. Your teacher is wrong! Your TI-85 is wrong! Your textbook is wrong! This isn't a matter of opinion. This is the convention that has been adopted to avoid ambiguous questions like the above.

Viral Math Problems / Math Bait - Is the Internet 60÷3(4+1)% reliable?")

PROTIP: Press the ← and → keys to navigate the gallery, 'g' to view the gallery, or 'r' to view a random image.

View Gallery Random Image

+ Add a Comment

Comments (0)

There are no comments currently available.

Display Comments

+ Add an Image

Image Details

512 views (1 from today)

Uploaded Nov 10, 2012 at 08:56PM EST

Origin Entry

Viral Math Problems / Math Bait

Notes

click to expand

About the Uploader

AppleChoppingNinja

Textile Embed

!https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/433/644/8d7.png!

Hey! You must login or signup first!

Is the Internet 60÷3(4+1)% reliable?")