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9(1+2 )/9(3)/9(1+2) solve it aswer is not 3​

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Answered by mayurmarathe604
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Answer:

What's the answer to 9/3(2+1)?

9/3(2+1)

= 93(2+1)

Grouping symbols

= 93(3)

Simplify division because it's on the left.

= (3)(3)

= 9

EDIT: After reading some other answers, I wanted to clear up some misunderstandings.

If we take 9/3(2+1) to have multiple meanings, then we also need to have

9/3(2)+3 to mean93(2)+3.

Clearly, in the expression 9/3(2+1), multiplication follows the three as obvious by the left parenthesis following the 3.

Do 9/3+1 and 9÷3+1mean the same, or are they different? They are the same.

There is a distinction between

93+1, and the following

9/3+1 and 9÷3+1.

While

93+1 = 94,

9/3+1 = 9÷3+1 because both equal 3 + 1 = 4

However, if we, instead of writing 9/3(2+1),write 93(2+1), we help the reader to not confuse the order of operations. These expressions say the same thing: The 9 and the 3 are to be divided with one another.

Multiplication does not bind the 3 to the (2+1) because the order from left to right ensures that the division is done first.

Just try these expressions in a scientific calculator that has parentheses and order of operations built in, and you will see the results are consistent with what I've written.

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