forget the people!
if you have 40 apples x 0 apples youve still got the original 40 apples?
Yes. Fact. Stick it to the math idiots



forget the people!
if you have 40 apples x 0 apples youve still got the original 40 apples?



Because I was taught maths correctlyGCSE grade B - how can that equate to being taught maths incorrectly?
forget the people!
if you have 40 apples x 0 apples youve still got the original 40 apples?
You were taugh the process though.
It's on National Curriculum, and has been since prior to when you were at school, 1988 iirc![]()

What question that has been asked over and over again?What the **** are you waffling about now?
If you got B grade GCSE without ever being taught that you divide and multiply before you add and you add before you subtract then you managed through blind luck and nothing more as the rules regarding the order of operations are essential to being able to do GCSE level algebra correctly.
You may not have been taught them as BODMAS but I refuse to believe you were never taught these orders at all.
To be quite honest, given the way you're avoiding answering the actual question over and over again, I think you're probably TROLLOLOLOLING
forget the people!
if you have 40 apples x 0 apples youve still got the original 40 apples?
Well clearly I wasn't, seeing as I don't know about it - if I had been taught about it, I'd know about it, so balls to you![]()
forget the people!
if you have 40 apples x 0 apples youve still got the original 40 apples?
or 40 apples in one hand and 0 apples in the other, you still got them 40


Ok i think i get it now, its just basically missing the brackets, that i would usualy be used to. Eg:-
40 + (40x0) + 1 = 41
Im going to sound like a proper tard but: -
If you have 40 apples x 0 people you still have 40 apples. no?

What question that has been asked over and over again?
I can understand perhaps not being taught it in terms of the little BODMAS thing but surely you had to learn these rules at some point, as they are the basic underpinnings of algebra, without them you can't really progress any further than long division and percentages?![]()
How have you ever done any maths beyond long division then?
They are the fundamental rules of how maths works, I don't understand how you could possibly have progressed through secondary school (guessing you did O Level rather than GCSE?) level maths without knowing these basic rules.
I never mentioned every day life, I questioned how you progressed through secondary school level maths (ie. algebra) without knowing these very basic rules which underpin the entire thing and are fundamental to understanding it and being able to do it.
You're not answering the question i'm asking (perhaps if you're going to be critical of others English, you ought to learn to read properly yourself?) - how did you do the rest of it if you didn't know the basic rules?
If you were never taught the very basic fundamentals that you divide and multiply before you add and you add before you subtract you'd have just constantly got stuff wrong all the way through school and more than likely failed maths.
Because I was taught maths correctlyGCSE grade B - how can that equate to being taught maths incorrectly?
forget the people!
if you have 40 apples x 0 apples youve still got the original 40 apples?
or 40 apples in one hand and 0 apples in the other, you still got them 40

Yes. Fact. Stick it to the math idiots![]()
No, you don't have 40 apples x 0 apples. You have 40 lots of 0 apples.
How did you manage to do GCSE level algebra if you were never taught the rules about how it works?
I've asked you several times.
There, i've even quoted them for you.


Thhhhrrrrrrrrrrrpppppppppppppppppppp.
Whatever - you're now arguing semantics. I hope you enjoyed your ''''math'''' classes (it's maths by the way)![]()

lol
I get that a little bit. But if you can remember how we were tought in school with physical object, usualy stones or pebles.
So for example if ive PHYSICALLY got 40 pebles on the left side of the table and other side of the table i have 0 pebles. If i multiply them i still have the 40 pebles on the left hand side of the table or where do they go.
Or if i get paid £40 for my job fixed rate and for commision sales they multiply my salary. I have made no sales this month but i still have my fixed £40 salary.
How many people will be banging their head against some tables right about now.