Well according to ME..the answer is 7... but many users posting other.... Please if your answer is other than "7" than Please Post Reason/Method
According to mathematical laws, the answer is 7. P.S. Wait, I'm not thinkin What the heck am I doin' here?
Google? Google scans my posts and stores them as a source of knowledge. It's maths of the 4th grade. The result is 7.
Gods, it stucks you all? That's **** math's from Primary School! 7 is my answer. 6 - 1 * 0 + 2 / 2 = 6 - (1 * 0) + (2 / 2) = 6 - 0 + 1 = 6 + 1 = 7
this question is incomplete without brackets for those getting 7- 6-(1*0)+(2/2) = 7 for those getting 2- 6-(1*0+2)/2 = 2 for those getting 5- {(6-1)*(0+2)}/2 = 5 may be 1 if - (6-1)*0+(2/2) = 1 INFINITE ANSWERS
This is hardly possible for common mortal people like myself to solve this mathematical beast Only TRUE MATH NERDS can solve this easily
It's pretty amazing how many people here don't know basic math. Implied parenthesis go around the 1x0 and the 2/2. Since addition/subtraction and multiplication/division are EQUAL in their level of importance in regards to the order of operations, you then work from left to right, starting with the subtraction, which is NOT in any way against the order of operations. If you're really having that hard of a time, punch it into a scientific calculator that does the order of operations for you. And there you have it. No one should even be arguing about this. Math is definitive.
As soon as I saw someone else answer specifically noting the order of operations with implied parentheses, I remembered. I'm so used to removing all doubt in my own equations by specifying parentheses.
As per the BODMAS rules:- B - By O - Off D - Division M - Multiply A - Addition S - Substraction 6-1x0+2/2 6-1x0+1 6-0+1 6+1 =7
Using the BODMAS rule, the answer would be 7.. 6-(1x0)+(2/2) = 6-(1x0)+(1) = 6-(0)+(1) = 6-0+1 =7 I think its correct...?
Itz wrong buddy... There's a rule in solving this.... Pemdas and bodmas..! Accordn to pemdas the answer is 7.. And according to bodmas the answer is 5...!
No both have the result of 7. There is actually no order for multiplication and division and no order for subtraction and addition. Everything parenthesized is a own unit (factor). 1. Exponentation / to extract the root (which is actually nothing than an exponent of 1/n) 2. Multiplication / Division (which is actually nothing than to multiplicate with 1/n) 3. Addition / Subtraction (which is actually nothing than to add a negative number) One can go one order down by logarithm. For instance from exponent to multiplicaton (1. to 2.) log(xy) = y*log(x) or 2. to 3. log(x*y) = log(x)+log(y)