How smart is /int/?
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How smart is /int/?
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>>>/sci/
85.7% got it right
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my ending digit will give you the answer
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P E M D A S
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>>56345837
go away, /b/
>>56345921
BE | DM | AS desu
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>>56345851
Fuck yeah.
Fuck your pemdas and sandnigger algebra.
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>Index
Go and burn it's BODMAS
>>56346101
Indices
Polish notation > Reverse polish notation > Modern algebraic retardation
If you like algebraic notation, you most likely express things that are best left as simple lists as formal essays.
Excessive amounts of formal traditions and procedures are for gaylords who can't think of a better use for their minds
Since mathematics is a personal tool for those outside of academia, rather than a component of communication, you should choose polish notation over shit. Also, when communicating basic mathematics in plain english, you may find that you say
>add two and three
not
>two add three
or
>two three add
>>56346101
Link to the video?
>It's a PEDMAS vs BODMAS thread
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