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9

6/2(1+2)
=6/2(3)
=6/2*3
=3*3
=9

Now it depends on how people take the order.
1st method, the one you learn in class:
6/2*(1+2)=6/2*3=3*3=9
2nd method, the one some people see:
6/[2*(1+2)]=6/(2*3)=6/6=1

6 / 2 = 3
3(1+2) = 3 + 6
9
(The hipster way)

9 or 1, depends your method.

1+2=4 ShinyMew1232 2K15

6÷2(1+2)
6÷2+4
3+4
=7

Am dum pls halp

Crathy it has nothing to with the plus, it's some thing I learned where you take the number outside of the parentheses (2) and multiply it by the 2 numbers inside (1+2) so it would be 2+4, thus getting rid of the parentheses and the 2.

I enjoy seeing you guys discuss. This community is very open, some of you came to the conclusion that answers change depending on the method followed. This is stark different to what I viewed on Facebook today where people literally kill each other over the 'right' answer. Nice to see ;)

It would be 2x1 then 2x2

That is why Wynncraft is one of my favourite communities.

mew if you did that wrong
6÷2(1+2) =
6÷(2+4) =

glad you approve, capa... :)

ignore the if

Tbh I didn't know what I was doing or if I did it right

Shiny then you would Need to do (6*(2+1))/(2+(2+1))

If I remember correctly

crathy what the hell did you do?

Math. What grade are you?

I'll be in 11th grade this year

(age 16-17)

then why dont you know this method?

Why did you multiply the 6 by (2+1)?

And where did the (2+(2+1)) come from?

Crathy you did something wrong your equation equals 18/5

I'm sure that works. well nvm nobody cares about such a Thing anyways. Wont ruin my lfe.

Illuminati, thats all I'm sayin.

6÷2(1+2)
6÷2×(3)
6÷6
=1