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Answer of 6÷2(1+2) is ...

Here is a simple maths for you..

whats the answer of 6÷2(1+2) = ?


Solution 1:

6 / 2 (1+2) = ?
Step 1: Solve what's inside the parenthesis first
(1+2) = 3
Step 2: Replace values
6/2(3) = ?

Step 3: Solve the division (we must solve it from left to right)
6/2 = 3

Step 4: Replace values, then multiply
3(3) = 9

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Solution 2:

Description: This is how we are taught at school, sadly we don't like solving it this way, so we got stuck in solving equations in the simplest way.

Step 1: Write the equation properly
6
- (1 + 2) = ?
2

Step 2: Solve what's in the parenthesis
(1 + 2) = 3

Step 3: Replace
6
- (3) = ?
2

Step 4: In clockwise motion, multiply 6 to the value on its right 6*3 = 18
Step 5: In clockwise motion, divide the answer from Step 4.
18 / 2 = 9

The answer for both solution is "9"

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