Gym has 9-2÷1/4+1 racks

thats a division symbol, not a plus

minus, divide, divide, plus

>threading your own post

9-2 = 7
+ 1 = 8
/ 4 = 2
+ 1 = 3

3 racks

> + 1 = 8
nope. Look again, that is a division symbol

Because its correct and this thread is shit. Find a flaw in my post.

Google PEMDAS brainlet.

Never skip math day.

>not multiplying and dividing before subtracting and adding

I did.

>or, if that first division symbol implies its written like x over y
Math doesn't work like that. It isn't "whatever you're feeling you should do first". Doesn't work that way.

We know you skipped math day. He's just advising you not to.

if you have
x + y
---------
z + a

then it is calculated as ( x+y ) / (z +a)
guess you never took algebra?

9-2÷1/4+1
9-2÷(1/4)+1 A fraction has implied parenthesis so that goes first
9-(2÷.25)+1 Division goes next
9-8+1
1+1=2

Fucking idiots. Maybe if you spent as much time working your minds as you did your body you wouldn't be pathetic failures.

This guy is right. If you write a division like that, it functionally implies parentheses around the numerator and the denominator.

Okay. Not really supporting your argument but okay.
Nah

why does / imply parantheses and ÷ does not

Thanks, now I know for sure that you're retarded and didn't just misunderstand my syntax.

because a fraction implies parentheses while division does not. That is why he used the / instead of the actual division sign. Think about it like this.

5+2
--------
2+10
you would add 4+2 and then add 2+10 and then divide the sums and get .5. But if the equation was

5+2÷2+10

you would divide first and your answer would be 16

interesting, ill remember that. always thought they were just the same thing

Fuckin dumblets

yes you're right. I personally just HATE it when I get to the gym and ALL of the 9.5 racks are taken. I always think to myself "got dam, if only this one midget wouldn't use the .5 rack, I could get some weights lifted"

FUCKIN DUMBLETS

ITS NOT THE FACT THAT THERES NO SUCH THING AS .5 OF A RACK

ITS THAT THE MATH SAYS 9.5 BECAUSE OP IS ALSO A DUMBLET

FUCKING DUMBLETS YOU'RE WORSE THAN MANLETS

do you multiply or divide before you add or subtract?

Thanks. Now I know that you don't understand basic arithmetic and the order of operations.

Doesn't matter

>9-2÷1/4+1

2/1 = 2

2/4 = .5

9-.5 = 8.5

8.5 + 1 = 9.5

fags

why would he use both the ÷ and the / for division? don't be the idiot, nobody likes an idiot

it sure does (:

It's fucking 2, the slash implies parentheses.

So then 7/5 racks?

Are you retarded?

you read it:
Nine minus parenthesis two divided by a quarter end parenthesis plus one.
And calculate it 9-(2÷1/4)+1

1/4 has parentheses around it dumb ass. You divide that first. The / symbol is implied parentheses so you do 1/4 first. Please kill yourself.

Is this the famed american education?
9-(2/(1/4))+1
9-2*4+1
1+1
2

Kek at your math.

it is right tho

9-2 divided by 1/4 +1
2 divided by 1/4 is 8
9-8+1

2 racks.

There are no parenthesis written so why would you assume the problem had any? You take 1/4 as a fraction because that's being distinguished from the divide by symbol.

There's literally no other way to interpret this if you aren't retarded

Wouldnt it be
9 - 2/4 +1
10/2=5?

I feel it is right

>robots taking over most jobs

What's the point when anyone can just put that into a computer or ask a robot the answer nowadays

oh boy, this thread again

9 - 2(4/1) + 1
9 - 8 + 1
1 + 1
= 2

If you don't get this, leave, go back to school, and stay there until you understand the meaning of the law.

>2/4

You're dividing, not multiplying those 2 numbers.

That is PEMDAS you cunt.
It goes:
Parenthesis
Exponents
Mult-Div
Add-Sub

Fucking hell why is Veeky Forums retarded.

1/4 isn't written there moron
You have to do the ÷ first because there is no such fucking thing as "implied brackets" , and within the same operation tier you do them in fucking order.

Veeky Forums should shut the fuck up about math

As a fraction*, using the / doesn't imply a fraction.

Anyway.
Fucking retarded americans need to learn how to use the order of operations correctly before they shitpost.

>Adding brackets were there aren't
Failed math didya? Go back to fuckin' high school.

>Buh muh implied fraction
There isn't you fucking braindead meathead.

No it doesn't.

>/ Is implied parenthesis
No, it isn't, you are thinking of a line under a number to denote fractions (which mean it's a single number and not an operation) that is just a division, you don't just add brackets to a division.

Fuck off with this shit.

well good luck with your tardmath, see how far you'll get in life when you can't do your taxes or anything
>but I'm fit
yes, but stupid

Lol didn't mean to make you mad brainlet. Now please google what 1/4 equals.

>Retard doesn't take the time to search what PEMDAS means
>Was poorly educated and doesn't know that there are 4 tiers not 6
>Thinks / implies a fraction
>Hurr u not know math
Fuck off.

Not an argument, 1/4 is equal to 0.25 which is the fraction you are talking about, but the slash operator doesn't signify a fucking fraction, so if you add 2÷1/4 it doesn't mean 2/0.25.

Fucking hell learn math you fucking peasant.

Even without the brackets, my plan works you stupid cuck.

1.7 :^)

B
O
D: 2 / 1/4 = 8
M
A: 8 + 1 = 9
S: 9 - 9 = 0

>thinks / implies a fraction
what does the / imply then, o mighty one?

Due to the order of operations*

And if you don't fucking believe me, look the WA image I posted
Or this one

AND FUCKING DIE IN A FUCKING FIRE

It doesn't you ultra mong. All divisions are in the same tier unless explicitated as not being (brackets)
Google the fucking equation or throw it on WA.
1/4 isn't a fucking fraction you uneducated twat

lol ur stupid

Division you fucking dullminded piece of shit.
>Inb4 hurr wats the diffuruns
Fucking kill yourself.

Veeky Forums is the easiest board to troll.

the / does imply fraction. Why else would OP use two different kinds of division signs.

don't inb4 me. explain this shit since you clearly know this

U r waifu a shit

Because he is a dipshit trying to stir retards into thinking two different signs together imply something they never fucking do unless you explicitly say you'll assume they mean different operations in the context or your work (this is a thing).

One sec.

...

>1/4 isn't a fucking fraction you uneducated twat
>1/4
>isn't a fraction
>1/4
>Not a fraction

LOL, was this you when you were younger?

>when his height starts with (5^2*26/(4+3*3)/5*3/10-1)*5-5

Last "isn't" should be "is"

>Lol / is the same as _
I wish americans would shitpost less, you motherfuckers can't even get the order of operations right.
I bet if someone told you to write in reverse polish you'd make a kurwa joke.
I'm out of this dump.

.25 because it's a fraction, you don't divide it in that equation

ah well done. However, in the real world where on a computer a normie can't type out the fraction as it's supposed to be with 1 above a - above a 4, it's written 1/4. You can't use both ÷ and / as division signs in the same mathematic problem. Don't make me ring my professor.

In that case you explicitly put in brackets to signify a fraction. You don't just pretend the operator means something else.

>Ring my professor
Go ahead, I can ring all of mine to tell you to be a cunt and start using a coherent notation.

>you can't use both
You can. But it's poor form and will get you laughed at.

OP is a retard for using 2 different symbols for the same operation in one equation.

Considering the limitations of this polynesian wifebeating forum, it's clear that

"1/4"

represents

1
-
4

which makes the whole thing

2
-----
1
-
4

OP should have used ( ) to clarify.
OP is a faggot.

>tfw my gym only has 1 rack

>Having any racks at all
>Not using manlets as barbell supports

>can't solve basic arithmetic problem
>calling anyone a retard

So what in your math is the correct calculation of the number of racks at OP's gym?

9-2÷1/4+1
9-2/4+1
9-0.5+1
8.5+1
9.5

Same as wolfram, google, or basically anyone with a brain and capable of coherence.
If he wanted / to mean a fraction he should've said so, because it's not what it means.
>But it's clear the autist OP meant them as such!
Yeah and a retard might use + meaning a multiplication, that doesn't make them right. Unless they tell you they're working within a different set of assumptions, it's trash.

WHERE THE FUCK ARE YOU GETTING 2/4???

DO YOU NOT KNOW HOW DIVISION WORKS??

2 / 1 / 4 -> 2 / 1 = 2 and divided by 4
2 / 4

its 2 dumbass.

he did in a way say that 1/4 is a fraction, since there are no half racks (:

But OP used both the division symbol AND the / symbol, which implies a difference. You can't divide 2 by 1, because there is no 1, it's only 1/4. You are dividing 2 over 1/4.

Literally put the equation on google or wolfram and let them explain it to you.

2÷1/4
2÷1 = 2 therefore 2/4

>Why do ÷ first?
÷ and / are both division operators

>But how did you choose which one to do
Since they are in the same "rank" we do them in order.

>But fractions?
/ Isn't a fraction, you're thinking of _

there are several maths engines giving 2 as an answer as well.. in my country 1/4 is the same as
1
-
4

>Implied
No.
He's just trolling.

>But reality!
Doesn't stop someone from being a dumbfuck.
If I wrote 2*6/3 to mean 4 then I would be a dumbfuck, and no amount of crying about how "I meant 2*(6/3)" would change the fact I'd have made a mistake.

Math major here. You are doing your division wrong but let me correct you. I normally don't spoonfeed my students but this time I think I'll make an exception. It is in fact 2.

Math major here. Will break it down for you plebs

>9-2÷1/4+1
Can be interpreted as
>9-(2÷1/4)+1 racks
Which is another way of saying
>9-(2/1÷1/4)+1 racks
Which is
>9-(2/1•4/1)+1 racks
Which would give us
>9-(8)+1 racks
Which simple math would make
2 racks

you're starting to look like a dotfucker now. feelsbadman.rar

Why hello fellow math major! Have an upmath!

#fitnerd

Well nice to know, here it'd be wrong as all hell but I'll take it. Eastern euro?

Hey bb ;)

University of Congo?

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everywhere else than in your head, 1/4 is a fraction, especially if the ÷ is used as a division sign in the same problem.