Gelatino95
Not a tool
Do you know the order of operations (which you should have learned when you were like 2)? If so then these questions shouldn't be a problem.
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The Questions Thread: ask things, get answers maybe
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Do you know the order of operations (which you should have learned when you were like 2)? If so then these questions shouldn't be a problem.
Katipunero
Eye in the Sky
I do know the answers. I said I wanted to test something. I've seen the first question on Facebook once and I saw so many people answered 0 instead of 3, saying "Anything multiplied by zero is zero".
As for the second question, I came to see it in this:
Zazie
So 1991
I do know the answers. I said I wanted to test something. I've seen the first question on Facebook once and I saw so many people answered 0 instead of 3, saying "Anything multiplied by zero is zero".
As for the second question, I came to see it in this:
The answer to the second question is 1.
Remember, Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally or PEMDAS. You multiply before you divide.
Gelatino95
Not a tool
Division and multiplication happen at the same time. You just go from left to right. Same with addition and subtraction.
I've been to elementary school more recently than you so don't argue.
Also you must be really old if you think PEMDAS stands for Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally. All the hip kids know it stands for Penguin Escalators Make Dogs Angry & Stuff
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Zazie
So 1991
Damn, I just got served.
This brings up the somewhat related question:
What the hell is a whippersnapper?
Gelatino95
Not a tool
A colloquial term for a disobedient child. Back in ye olden days, disobedient children used to get whipped by their parents, so that's where the term came from. It's not always used in a negative connotation these days.
The ones better suited to their environment live longer, therefore breed more.
Their parents teach them to do it.
PerseusRad
I see you. And you.
I want to test something. Does a tree make a sound when it falls in the forest, and there is no one around?
Yes it makes a sound (duh). If you put a tape recorder in a forest you will hear it fall.
PerseusRad
I see you. And you.
Ah, then what is the sound of one hand clapping?
Edit: Can you describe it perfectly or very accurately?
Rezzo
Occasionally
If their parents teach then to do it, then it isn't a genetic instinct is it. Gosh.
No, it doesn't. Sound is a perception of vibrations made by our eardrums. Without ears around to hear it there's no sound, but just vibration.
You make no sense whatsoever.... But one hand clapping on a wall is a slapping sound I guess.
^without sound there would be nothing to hear.
Rezzo
Occasionally
You don't make sense either. Stop giving answers to questions you don't know the answer to.
PerseusRad
I see you. And you.
Thank you for that answer. I really did not know.
Edit: The answer is a quieter clap. It is possible to clap with one hand. Not everyone can do it, but it is possible. It has a strange sound that I can't escribe as a quieter clap though...
So technically it does make sound. If you hear it, it makes sound. Case closed.
And this is spam.
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Rezzo
Occasionally
Who's hearing it if there's nobody around?
You should probably learn how to read as well.
PerseusRad
I see you. And you.
Here is a serious question. Can a super heated quazar escape a black hole?
Srs
Srs