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Originally Posted by Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing:
Originally Posted by Saint:

BOTH of you are correct !!! And are the exception that proves the rule

Ahem.....Did I not also agree with Joe?

I didn't post the answer because you were giving 90 minutes. I didn't want to spoil it for anyone.

In my book that's called 'copyinng'

Saint
Originally Posted by moonie:

Hmmm I got a different answer to that but then i'm no mathematician 

What did you get moonie?

The rules of maths say:-

Resolve all brackets first

Then do any multiplication and division

Lastly do addition and subtraction.

 

You can transpose figures from one side of the equation to the other, but if you do you have to change the sign. eg. addition on one side becomes subtraction on the other and vice versa, Similarly multiplication swaps with division.

Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing
Originally Posted by Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing:
Originally Posted by moonie:

Hmmm I got a different answer to that but then i'm no mathematician 

What did you get moonie?

The rules of maths say:-

Resolve all brackets first

Then do any multiplication and division

Lastly do addition and subtraction.

 

You can transpose figures from one side of the equation to the other, but if you do you have to change the sign. eg. addition on one side becomes subtraction on the other and vice versa, Similarly multiplication swaps with division.

No one likes a bliddy smarty pants

Saint
Originally Posted by Saint:
Originally Posted by Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing:
Originally Posted by moonie:

Hmmm I got a different answer to that but then i'm no mathematician 

What did you get moonie?

The rules of maths say:-

Resolve all brackets first

Then do any multiplication and division

Lastly do addition and subtraction.

 

You can transpose figures from one side of the equation to the other, but if you do you have to change the sign. eg. addition on one side becomes subtraction on the other and vice versa, Similarly multiplication swaps with division.

No one likes a bliddy smarty pants

Well someone's got to keep you rowdy 7-year-olds in check!

Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing
Last edited by Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing
Originally Posted by Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing:
Originally Posted by moonie:

Hmmm I got a different answer to that but then i'm no mathematician 

What did you get moonie?

The rules of maths say:-

Resolve all brackets first

Then do any multiplication and division

Lastly do addition and subtraction.

 

You can transpose figures from one side of the equation to the other, but if you do you have to change the sign. eg. addition on one side becomes subtraction on the other and vice versa, Similarly multiplication swaps with division.

I got -1 but hey I am bound to be wrong 

Moonie

I am an absolute dodo as regards maths etc.I favoured English,history, art,design.I  was okay at primary with numbers until we got a mental arithmetic test ..I got 6/100,the teacher made me do it again,same result 6 out of a hundred.

I was okay in the first two years of secondary school passing exams in maths and arithmetic,then third year  and letters and squigly symbols and forumlas were introduced,my brain melted.

I  can count etc ,just  don't ask me how many litres of water are displaced in a cistern when the ballcock is lowered ..ohh matron!

kattymieoww
Originally Posted by moonie:
Originally Posted by Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing:
Originally Posted by moonie:

Hmmm I got a different answer to that but then i'm no mathematician 

What did you get moonie?

The rules of maths say:-

Resolve all brackets first

Then do any multiplication and division

Lastly do addition and subtraction.

 

You can transpose figures from one side of the equation to the other, but if you do you have to change the sign. eg. addition on one side becomes subtraction on the other and vice versa, Similarly multiplication swaps with division.

I got -1 but hey I am bound to be wrong 


At least you were on the correct side of zero!

 

-1 was the answer to Saint's original question, but what I was answering there was the one he set for me alone.

Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing
Originally Posted by Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing:
Originally Posted by moonie:
Originally Posted by Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing:
Originally Posted by moonie:

Hmmm I got a different answer to that but then i'm no mathematician 

What did you get moonie?

The rules of maths say:-

Resolve all brackets first

Then do any multiplication and division

Lastly do addition and subtraction.

 

You can transpose figures from one side of the equation to the other, but if you do you have to change the sign. eg. addition on one side becomes subtraction on the other and vice versa, Similarly multiplication swaps with division.

I got -1 but hey I am bound to be wrong 


At least you were on the correct side of zero!

 

-1 was the answer to Saint's original question, but what I was answering there was the one he set for me alone.

 right soz 

Moonie
Originally Posted by kattymieoww:

I am an absolute dodo as regards maths etc.I favoured English,history, art,design.I  was okay at primary with numbers until we got a mental arithmetic test ..I got 6/100,the teacher made me do it again,same result 6 out of a hundred.

I was okay in the first two years of secondary school passing exams in maths and arithmetic,then third year  and letters and squigly symbols and forumlas were introduced,my brain melted.

I  can count etc ,just  don't ask me how many litres of water are displaced in a cistern when the ballcock is lowered ..ohh matron!

See! This is my point. We need team work or socialism if you will. For every scientific genius such as, ahem, me, we need someone who understands the difference between conditional simple and conditional progressive, can spell big words, design adverts, perform effective double entendres, and know for how long the 100 years war lasted, or who it was fought by.

 

Garage Joe

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