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2/27/2016 5:07:58 AM
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Implied multiplication into parenthesis comes [b][i][u]FIRST[/u][/i][/b]
Familiar with functions like these;
A(1x2) x b(2x3)= a(-1x-2) x b(-2x-3)
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[quote]Implied multiplication into parenthesis comes [b][i][u]FIRST[/u][/i][/b] Familiar with functions like these; A(1x2) x b(2x3)= a(-1x-2) x b(-2x-3) ???[/quote] AX•2A•2B•B3=-AX-2A•-2B-B3 X=No solution. ????
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It has a solution that type of function is called a quadratic algebraic equation an deals with coordinates on a graph
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I know,I just did want I usually do when I see a problem like this. That being said,our little problem has a solution,this doesn't,so why us this a good example? [spoiler]I'm not kidding,unless I'm missing your point[/spoiler]
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Implied multiplication n(a+b) Is done first as its considered part of the parenthesis Doing it 2nd changes the solution entirely. Implied multiplication is extensively used in graphing and matrix equations and very essential to computing and 3Dimensional calculations
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Let's agree on this Pemdas=9 Any other way equals 1 Agree?
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Pemdas Parenthesis first Implied multiplication is part of parenthesis Using pemdas answer is 1
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Using pemdas is 9 Multiplication does not come before division You go left to right
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If there is a number nxt to the parenthesis you multiply that into the parentheses [b][i][u]FIRST[/u][/i][/b] cuz its part of the parenthesis
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No it's not.
