Order Of Operations - BODMAS & PEMDAS // Solution Of Viral Math Problem

[@R6Jiggy]

Didn't know that we need to solve from left to right regarding division & multiplication and addition & subtraction when both are present.Was helpful.

[@arunav_creations]

Moiu aji xikilu vaii🥲

[@uniqueshadowplayer4651]

Exactly

[@Of_UnCommon_Sense]

You don't you do the parenthesis 1st !!!

[@jyoti-nk7fl]

Exactly 😅

[@notanormie6533]

I didn't knew PEMDAS exist before I saw it written in some random comment section, then I saw your video nice explaination I got my answer after 4 th try :)

[@jyotshnapatibandla5698]

1 is the answer. Solution: 9-3×1/3+1 Step 1: 9-3×3/1+1 (reciprocal) Step 2: 9-9+1 Step 3: 0+1 Step 4: 1

[@PratimaSingh-rj4zx]

Aryan From class V Answer is 1 with the bodmas rule

[@thunderboy3897]

Sir thank you so much. Because of you, my concept got cleared.😊👍 And sir the correct answer is "1".

[@MrGreensweightHist]

You are incorrect. The correct answer is 16

[@mangalzhore3042]

Ans:1

[@JH-rt2un]

I am deaf so I don't know if you explained this but BODMAS/BIDMAS and PEMDAS should both give one as long as people have proper understanding of both (the answer is 1) BODMAS/BIDMAS 8÷2(2+2) 8÷2(4) 8÷8=1 This is because with this method people are taught that the 2(4) portion of the equation is to be solved as a bracket not multiplication Whereas with PEDMAS it is required to have a better understanding of mathematics. Which leads to the equation being cleared up in the exponents part of PEDMAS. I will go on and explain this First people need to remember that every number which does not have a exponent shown is by default has a exponent of 1 (a=a¹), so now onto the equation 8÷2(2+2) 8 ¹÷2¹(2+2)¹ 8¹÷2¹(4)¹ 8¹÷2¹4¹ From here people need to remember the rules of exponents. More specifically the product rules of exponents. This states that if the base numbers are the same but exponents are different you add the exponents (a¹a³=a⁴), which is one of the product rules but not the one we are going to use. The product rule we use here is when the base number is different but the exponent is the same. This rule states a¹b¹=(a×b)¹ a²b²=(a×b)² So back to the equation 8¹÷2¹4¹ 8¹÷(2×4)¹ 8¹÷(8)¹ 8÷8=1 To recap in brief when using PEDMAS people have to remember 2 things 1) a¹=a even if it is not shown on the paper it is always there 2) the rules of exponents, in this case one of the two product rules Whereas those who use BODMAS/BIDMAS only have to remember a(b) = (a(b)) I hope this helps people as every time I see this problem brought up over the years no one explain how both methods work and why both should give the same answer

[@AvinashMathsHub]

When you said 'This is because with this method people are taught that the 2(4) portion of the equation is to be solved as a bracket not multiplication' , 2 isn't legitimately in a bracket so it counts as normal in BODMAS D is before M (Go Left to right) , so 8 ÷ 2 is 4. So then 4x4 is 16.

[@johnbabu7267]

doesnt in 8¹÷2¹×4¹, 8¹÷2¹ also an exponential thing shouldn't it be done too? Whyd u do 2¹×4¹ first?

[@masterblaster3653]

Also google calculator : 16 noob go and study maths

[@masterblaster3653]

@@johnbabu7267he is drunk

[@subhasishsahu4445]

❤

[@urvishsolanki3514]

It was a really a good class.. Which actually cleared the doubt or we can say unknown secrets in known method.. It was really a very much helpfull ... And the ans is 1

[@AvinashMathsHub]

Glad you liked it.......Thanks for supporting.....

[@MrGreensweightHist]

The answer is 16

[@smartmanapps5588]

I don't understand most of what you said, but I understood enough to know you didn't fact check what you heard about 1917, so I'm gonna do that for you - well, for the people reading - but first... You ALSO forgot about The Distributive Law - a(b+c)=(ab+ac). This isn't "multiplication", it's DISTRIBUTION, it's BRACKETS. It's the reverse process to Factorising. 8/2(2+2)=8/(4+4)=8/8=1 - the ONLY correct answer. You can also do inside brackets first, as long as you still distribute BEFORE REMOVING BRACKETS (this is the literal wording of The Distributive Law - you MUST Distribute before removing Brackets)... 8/2(2+2)=8/2(4)=8/(2x4)=8/8=1 8/2x4 is wrong, because you've removed the brackets when there was still more than 1 Term inside. You can ONLY do 8/(2x4). Now, 1917 - the rules did NOT change in 1917, and even if they HAD it would STILL mean the answer is 1! Lennes wrote a letter to a Maths journal (this is what people are referring to when they say "1917"). He didn't understand Terms and thought they were "multiplication". They're not. i.e. ab=(axb), NOT axb. Look familiar? The brackets make a difference. It makes it Brackets, rather than "Multiplication" which in fact refers LITERALLY to Multiplication SIGNS, and NOTHING ELSE (note that there's no multiplication signs in 8/2(2+2)). Anyway, he proposed a NEW rule - do ALL multiplication BEFORE division. It was never adopted - everyone else understood how Terms worked - but if it WAS then 8/2x4 would equal 1! Because you'd do the multiplication first! 8/2x4=8/8=1! And as we've seen, it was - and is - equal to 1 even without the alleged rule change. So, everything you said was wrong. Next time you wanna make a video with disinformation in it, maybe check your facts first! This includes looking in Maths textbooks! For more info on this - including a link to a copy of Lennes' letter, textbook screenshots of The Distributive law, proofs, memes, etc. - search for Smartman Apps order of operations, and you'll find my order of operations thread with all of this and more in it. Everything I post is fact-checked.

[@Of_UnCommon_Sense]

There is a very easy way to do this. There are several paths to 1 as the only correct answer. But this is the easiest. For those long and difficult equations we normally break them into segments. Splitting this terribly complicated equation into segments, is a method that is INCONTROVERTIBLE. [Look for explicit operators not enclosed in brackets, then put brackets around each segment.] There is only the divisor. This simplifies and clarifies this long and tedious equation. i.e. 8 / 2(2+2) -> [8] / [2(2+2)] Now we clearly see it is 8 / 8 = 1 For people who do not understand parenthesis, this avoids the silly question of what to do 1st. Alternately: When you write an integer in front of a set of brackets it means everything INSIDE the brackets is to be multiplied by that integer, INSIDE the brackets via the distributive property of multiplication. I.E. 2(4)=(2X4) Simply dropping the brackets results in 24. This is not 2x4 as you can not say it is juxtaposition multiplication because two digits together is simply a two digit number. And you can not replace brackets with an explicit multiply. (2x2+2x2) = 2(2+2) Writing it in this fashion does not change the value or meaning of the expression it is just a shorter way to write the EXACT SAME thing. The integer leading the parenthesis actually exists ONLY within the parenthesis. [Even tho it is written outside.] It must be returned to the interior of the parenthesis when you go to evaluate them. You can not take this [non-existent] integer and use it with another operation as it's existence lies only within the parenthesis. So 8 / 2[2+2] = 8 / (2x2+2x2) = 8 / (8) = 8 / 8 = 1

[@Tahkur5467]

Thank you 😊

[@rameshaherwal146]

All the best sir

Nice sir... U clear my all doubt

[@AvinashMathsHub]

Glad to hear that.......Thanks for watching......Pls share...... use BODMAS rule....

[@Reena271]

Thank you sir apki vajah se ab mai exams de paunga

[@drashtipurohit3637]

Sir drashti here class 7 Answer is 1 by using the bodmas rule. Is it correct?

[@AvinashMathsHub]

Very Good Correct Ans .....by using BODMAS rule

[@drashtipurohit3637]

@@AvinashMathsHub yes

[@mahimshahriar6285]

@@AvinashMathsHub sir, 60÷10(5-3) using BODMAS it comes 12 But when we type this in calculator(i'm using casio fx-991ex) it comes 3. Which one is correct! Hope you will solve this confusion 😑

[@happykumarray8638]

1 is correct answers.

[@himangshupaul315]

1 is a correct ans Sir

[@daredevilsgaming3388]

Sir you have how many subscribers

[@mogaming2785]

Thank you sir 😊

[@AvinashMathsHub]

So nice of you....Pls comment Ans...use BODMAS rule...

[@shivamkrishna4014]

@@AvinashMathsHub stupid

[@abhishekkumarsah6589]

@@shivamkrishna4014 aap stupid kyun bol rahe ho

[@princepatel9971]

Amazing video sir Answer is 7

[@AvinashMathsHub]

Good try but Incorrect ....... ..Use BODMAS rule and Try again......

[@abhishekkumarsah6589]

Ans is 1

[@sumittete2804]

It's wrong. The answer is 1. Because x(y) means "x of y". Therefore 8÷2(2+2) is best interpreted as 8÷2 of (2+2). So according to bodmas we evaluate the bracket and then "of" operation and then the division. So the answer is 1.

[@VD_YASH_BOSS]

9-3(1/3)+1 So first 1/1/3=9 by bodmas Then 9-9+1 = 1 Final answer is 1

[@abhishekkumarsah6589]

Aapka ans sahi h par process galat h 9-9+1 = 9-8 And then 1

[@VD_YASH_BOSS]

@@abhishekkumarsah6589 yes mane bas 9 minus 8 nahi likha th

[@masterblaster3653]

Tum dono log maths ke tution lo

[@benjaminmathew5528]

WRONG

[@uniqueshadowplayer4651]

Answer is 1 , but wrong process, 0+1=1

[@janmejaytrivedi]

Sir I am Janmejay.k.Trivedi Last year I am in 7th standard at that time you have started this channel I have some problem in pithagorous triplet so can you make the vedio of pithagorous triplet of 8th standard

[@nikunjpatel3092]

you mean pythagorean triplet?

[@janmejaytrivedi]

Yes

[@sujaltrivedivlogs8780]

hi હું સુજલ

[@mocklines7950]

Who will solved this ? 1st ques . 👉 8 / 2 ( 2 + 2 ) Solution for those who didn't solved this Solution : BODMAS : 8 / 2 ( 2 + 2 ) 8/2 ( 4 ) 8 / 2 × 4 8/ 8 = 1 ans

[@debasispradhan0]

Bro, Division ➗ and Multiplication ❌ are on same priority

[@MrGreensweightHist]

You did this incorrectly. 8 / 2 ( 2 + 2 ) 8/2 ( 4 ) 8 / 2 × 4 4 x 4 16

[@johnbabu7267]

If theres an eq 6÷2y ie 6÷2×y is ans 3y?? How is it that i was thought 100yr old math im barely 22😂

[@MrGreensweightHist]

6÷2y is not the same a 6÷2(y) 6÷2y cannot be solves or simplified. 6÷2(y) is 3y

[@nilayishere]

You can’t replace bracket by multiplication sign! 2(4) should be treated as whole number . So correct answer is 1.

[@EXROthechoosenone]

No we can treat the bracket with multiplication sign the correct ans is 16

[@desihunterff26]

Thanku sir

[@ushapatel5632]

Het patel Std-7 Ans-9 Nice video sir

[@AvinashMathsHub]

Good try but Incorrect ....... ..Use BODMAS rule.....

[@abhishekkumarsah6589]

Ans is 1

[@ujjavaldave5249]

Chelsy from STD 7. sir ans is 9 Waiting for answer and next video Nice video.

[@AvinashMathsHub]

Good try but Incorrect ....... ..Use BODMAS rule and Try again......Thanks

[@abhishekkumarsah6589]

Ans is 1

[@TheBharatace]

Your explanation is fantastic

[@AvinashMathsHub]

Thank you! 😃

[@abhishekkumarsah6589]

@@AvinashMathsHub sorry aapne achha try Kiya par utna bhi clear tarika nhi tha

[@abhishekkumarsah6589]

Aapko thoda lamba video bna kar ar bhi example dene chahiye the

[@Asim__med]

1 is the answer

[@balkrishnapharande9700]

8 ÷ 2 ( 2 + 2 ) = 8 ÷ 2 ( 4 ) = 8 ÷ 2 × 4 = 8 ÷ 8 = 1 Answer is 1 = =

[@Of_UnCommon_Sense]

The reason people go wrong here is that they fail to maintain parenthesis. The multiplication[s] occur within the parenthesis. The 2 outside the parenthesis is not a term but a mnemonic telling us to multiply everything inside the parenthesis by that number. 2[4] = [2x4] = [8] = 8 Maintain your parenthesis till solved. !!!

[@jyotisnachaturvedi4894]

BHAIYA it is PEMDAS multiplication first but BODMAS has division first. Big doubt

[@abhinavbodybuilderanonymous]

If you solve them left to right, it does not matter.

[@krishanu-d1k]

The last problem's correct answer is 1.

[@ap0999]

1 . Answer

[@Hahahahhahah507]

Sir kesy pta chly ga k pemdas lgana hai ya bodmas?

[@satyaprasad2029]

Brother first please remove background music.its really deafening

[@CarryminatiMeetup]

1÷2(x)=1/(2*x )

[@rameshaherwal146]

👍👍

[@anonymous_user742]

BODMAS full form which I was taught is Bracket Of Division Multiplication Addition Subtraction and should go in an order not from left to right. And idk where this Order thing came from and why Of was omitted in ur video

[@MrGreensweightHist]

"Of" and "Orders" is the same thing.

[@anonymous_user742]

@@MrGreensweightHist order mean power and Of is a multiplication operation used in simplifications. Both aren't same

[@MrGreensweightHist]

@@anonymous_user742 Wrong. the "of" is a reference to orders of operations taken from the fact that one can say "Three to the fourth power" or they can say "Three to the power OF four" It is not a multiplciation operation. You learned wrong.

[@anonymous_user742]

@@MrGreensweightHist 2% of 4 what's this then? U learnt wrong.

[@MrGreensweightHist]

@@anonymous_user742 2% of 4 is 0.08 But that isn't not what "of" means in orders of operations It is, however, an example of why teachers using the word "of" which appears in almost EVERY math operation in existence, instead of "Orders" or "Exponents" are ding their students a disservice. What is the product OF...? Multiplication. What is the sum OF...? Addition The bottom line is, the "O" refers to exponents not multiplication, Multiplication and division share priority. Always will. Get over it.

[@mainahitohkaunbe]

1 will be answer

[@gitawrongtranslation-youtu9701]

Now replace " 2+2 " by "x"

[@mathkinghere]

1 is ans

[@vickyvpdv4598]

Sir 1 is correct answer

[@mogaming2785]

Best video air

[@AvinashMathsHub]

Thank you so much for support......

[@aslammotivationalspeaker6191]

Please please please nex video bodmas ka upload karo jhaise q+w÷q-w kaise katey ya nahi katey please please reply sir video upload karo

[@techbyrajeev]

6:30

[@bunnysmathsmagic6834]

Very clear

[@AvinashMathsHub]

Thanks for watching Order of operation video.....kindly watch TYPES OF SENTENCES ......

[@seemasrivastava140]

1 is correct answer

[@surayyasaleem9258]

Good

[@sachianddarshitpasola9459]

I am darshit my answer is =9

[@AvinashMathsHub]

Good try but Incorrect ....... ..Use BODMAS rule and Try again.....

[@patelami2432]

Nice video sir 👌

[@AvinashMathsHub]

So nice of you....Pls comment Ans....Don't forget to use BODMAS rule

[@makavelix7767]

Pedmas Title name is different while as below the title is shown

[@premrauniyar1606]

9 is correct answer

[@parulvachheta21]

Sir I am Shruti vachheta. And is 3

[@AvinashMathsHub]

Good try but Incorrect ....... ..Use BODMAS rule and Try again......

[@narendrastudyexam]

Viral math questions answer is 1

[@belwagaunaha9007]

Sir , I think the answer is 10 ......is it right sir ... please tell me ...and v.v.v nice ... thanks sir🙂🙂

[@shamarab4632]

No it's 1

[@shivamkrishna4014]

Anyone noticed that the spelling of pemdas war wrong😂😂 subko bana diya😆

[@kashvijhamb4281]

Anyone noticed that the spelling of "was" is wrong 😆😆 I myself checked twice that if all the spellings that I wrote were correct😆😆

[@aslammotivationalspeaker6191]

Sir please zero level se math padaiye please please please please please sir video upload karo

[@ahmedinamdar1439]

Doraemon here ans is 1 by padmads and bodmes rule 😅😅 Am I right??

[@srikrishna2561]

8÷2(2+2)=1.

[@lyricstimesmusic9346]

Yrr plz understand me 3×3-3+3×3 Plz help me🙏🙏🙏

[@ShubhamVlog-hl8fl]

Bhai aapne upar PEMDAS likh rakhaa hai but vertically wrong (PEDMAS) likh rakha hai esa kyo?? Like :- PE[M]DAS PE[D]MAS

[@MrGreensweightHist]

Correct way is... PE[MD][AS] PE[DM][AS]

[@ketulmody7410]

nice video sir

[@AvinashMathsHub]

Thank you....Pls answer the viral math problem....use BODMAS

[@ketulmody7410]

@@AvinashMathsHub sir answer is 1 pls reply sir

[@ketulmody7410]

sir answer is 1 pls reply sir krisha mody

[@AvinashMathsHub]

Very Good Correct Ans .....by using BODMAS rule...

[@INDERJEETSINGH-yh5ph]

We want more videos on the same topic

[@kalpanavaghela1348]

Kaavya Vaghela Ans = 1

[@AvinashMathsHub]

Very Good Correct Ans .....by using BODMAS rule......

[@aeshapatel0623]

Nice

[@AvinashMathsHub]

Thanks

[@dara_1989]

ans to last prob 1

[@mamtavaseta8142]

DHEER Ans=3;9

[@AvinashMathsHub]

Good try but Incorrect ....... ..Use BODMAS rule and Try again......

[@rjsbiology-rinkeshjoshi5908]

V.nice

[@AvinashMathsHub]

Thanks for watching ......Pls share this video with friends......

[@Reality_Funnn]

Answer is 1.

[@abdulaleem7524]

SSC be like- I don't care😂😂😂😂😂

[@uniqueshadowplayer4651]

Very nice video

[@nirrana6751]

Where is curley bracket ? Wrong question .

[@muhammadaleem1560]

Sir PEMDAS ho ta he ye PADMAS

[@rahamanshakh2527]

mehendi ans =1

[@AvinashMathsHub]

Very Good Correct Ans......By using BODMAS rule.....

[@rahamanshakh2527]

Thank you sar

[@DOOM1947]

Solve this - : 6÷2(1+2)

[@AjaySingh-ct7fo]

-1

[@madebyabhi12]

Answer is 9

[@charvipatel896]

Ans is 1

[@jatindratajan233]

👌👌👌👌👌👌 Sir

[@anshul9098]

9-3/1/3+1=1

[@kabirduseja5392]

the ans is 1

[@mathkinghere]

section e

[@binodkumar6392]

ans 1 hoga

[@amazinglifez630]

Hii sir

[@mogaming2785]

Sir ans is 1

[@AvinashMathsHub]

Very Good .....Correct Ans .....by using BODMAS rule...

[@AKgamer-sg8vu]

Can you please repte

[@renukaushik3735]

Surac is

[@mamtavaseta8142]

OTHERWISE ANS IS 1

[@AvinashMathsHub]

Great Correct Ans ......by using BODMAS rule.....

[@rudeffx_1p]

I literally pronounced bomdas and pedmas 💀

[@lavishkumar3086]

Answer is 1

[@AvinashMathsHub]

Correct Ans......Thanks for watching Order of Operations.....

[@dara_1989]

pehle ... bina bracket khole hi multiply hora hai to mul. sign kyon lagana 🙄 ... modern rule is non intutive ... 2(4) is number which is dividing 8 8/2(4) ... I can change d sign from / to x .. by simply writing 8 x 1/5 .. now where will d (2) go 🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@saffia785]

Hum pagal hgye h solve krk kuch sahi hta kuch galat hang hgya mra dimag from last 5days

[@Gambare107]

Simply instead of using ÷ it was already written on upon because what if (2+2) is in denomentor it is really confusing both answer are correct it depends on where is (2+2) in numerator or denomenator

[@smartmanapps5588]

"what if (2+2) is in denomentor" - it is, because 2(2+2) is a single Term. The expression reads 8 divided by 2(2+2). "both answer are correct" - no, 1 is the only correct answer. It's not the same as 8/2x(2+2), which is equal to 16.

[@meenakaherwal2517]

Hello

[@ALENCAR0117]

16......PEMDAS......

[@aadilansari6041]

Bhai copy to Tu kiya h 😅content

[@binodkumar6392]

and 1

[@mathkinghere]

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