The Useless Posts Thread

Oh yeah, didn't notice the x

60

 

10+10+10=30
10+5+5=20
5+2+2=9
5+(1*10)=15

 

Addition before multiplication. 5 + 1 x 10 = (5 + 1)10 = (6)10 = 60

 

From the comments
“People who have answered
= 60 because they are not aware of the rules of operations can be forgiven. Those who say they are aware of Bodmas / Pemdas but answered = 60 because there are no parentheses/brackets around the multiply sign,are obviously not aware as they think...
so the next bit is for you!
Brackets are used to indicate an operation to be done first... only if it has to override default Bodmas/ Pemdas rules. Unless a bracketed operation is indicated normal rules of operations will apply.”
“The equation doesn't need brackets, if you follow the mandatory rules of operations. Brackets are only used when it has to override default Bodmas/ Pemdas rules. So unless a bracketed operation is indicated normal rules of operations apply. In this instance you multiply first then add L/R so 1x10 = 10 then add 5 + 10 = 15”

 

Whoa. All I got was "I can't talk to girls so I math" out of that.

 

He got angry by the end of the thread.

 

Yeah, that’s a turn-on at Match.com.

 

another one

 

Will Tapatalk let me crosspost shitty links?

 

On a related note,

 

F#cking @23Skidoo! I come here to look at stupid sh!t about nothing, and I end up researching whitepapers on Peruvian microhylids.

 

I FINALLY MADE IT INTO A MEME!!!!!!!

 

and unsuccessful.

 

for the most part.​

 

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