Simple Math. Let's c how many smart ppl we got here!?

2+2 x 2 =

Simple Math. Let's c how many smart ppl we got here!?
6
Reply:it's been awhile...6
Reply:8
Reply:Using the PEMDAS rule, you will first do the multiplication (M). 2 x 2 = 4. Then, the (A) in PEMDAS stands for addition. You will add the extra 2 to the product, which will give you 6 (4 + 2 = 6).





(2 x 2) = 4


(4 + 2) = 6





6 is the answer.
Reply:6
Reply:It,s 6 -2+(2*2)
Reply:(2 +2) X 2= 8


2 + (2 X 2)= 6
Reply:6
Reply:2 + 2 x 2


= 2 + 4


= 6





Answer: 6
Reply:the answer is 8
Reply:6
Reply:Depending where you parenthetically distinguish the number sentence, the answer is either 6 or 8: (2+2)X2=8, but 2+(2X2)=6.
Reply:6


[PEMDAS]


parentheses, exponent, multiply, divide, add, subtract
Reply:6
Reply:six
Reply:6
Reply:The answer is six by order of operations.
Reply:6
Reply:according to ur equation


(2+2)2=8


and it can also


2+{2(2)}=6


it is was very difficult
Reply:um....8?
Reply:6 order of operations! mult. first add last.
Reply:6 of course! You multiply first, then add.
Reply:6


duh
Reply:Alternatively, we could have added a general rule of the form:


adding_law(R,X,Y) :- adding_law(R,Y,X).


This says that if law R says that X=Y then it also means


that Y=X - equality is symmetric.


However, this leads prolog into its own infinite stuttering search


and would need additional rukles to prevent this.


So we'll stick to using associative law 2+2x2=8
Reply:"6" because u multiply before u add...so u multiply 2x2=4 plus 2=6
Reply:6 (PEMDAS)
Reply:6 :o
Reply:6





multiplication before addition
Reply:2+2*2=2+(2*2)=2+4=6


sorry dude, priority to multiplication, i know the game
Reply:6
Reply:(2+2)x2? or 2+ (2x2)?