Question

Two plus Two Divided by Two is Three. How?
2+2÷2=3 How? ( With Explanation)

Answer 1

Because maths follows rule of BODMAS which stands for brackets of division multiplication addition subtraction
This means that always brackets will be solved then divides then multiplies then addition then subtraction . In this case that means forst we will do 2/2 which is 1 then we will do 2+1 which is 3 and is the answer
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Answer 2

Answer:

there are two possible cases to solve this:

Step-by-step explanation:

1. if the question is framed as 2+2/2 then by using BODMAS we have 2+(1) which equals to 3.

2. if the question is framed as (2+2)/2 then the answer is 4/2 equals to 2.