Hotsauceman
4952
65
3
This happened today. The question asked while I was working on an algebra problem was , “can you tell me all the Roman numerals from 1 to 10?”…seriously?
I give these problems to my students every so often so they don’t have issues later. Doing God’s work.
DeadeicPrints
I have no idea what any of this means
soepie7
At uni I learned that it's simply wrong to write a formula like that.
AtsaMattaForMe
RElGNMAN
Trust but verify. -My High School Math Teacher
Hotsauceman
Like religion
jackieshy
PEMDAS!!! the answer is 9
chainmaille
Looks like someone needs to go back to school.
Digitalblade
... even if you bastardized it that badly, you'd be at 1/9th. 4 is correct.
thelatentheatflux
It's 4, because M and D are done in the same step from left to right because they're interchangeable. Ex: x/2 = 0.5x
tinydog
PEBCAK
Hotsauceman
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T410N
If they are like me, they got it into their head that it was actually 3/2 = 1.5 x 6. Seeing it as two-thirds of 6 made much more sense to me
mimomisu
or if Multiplication comes first 3*6=18/2