Divide 3 by 6 then add 3/4 = what do you get?

Basic number operations - how to simplify a numeric expression using the order of operations.
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[@milwscruffy]

Being a retired machinist, a couple seconds 1/2 (.500 ) + 3/4 (.750 ) = 1 1/4 (1.25 )

[@jeanesingsjazz]

Being a musician, I got it and 10 seconds

[@Blue_3rd]

@@jeanesingsjazzSame here. My mate is a drummer so he’s still at it.

[@MrGreensweightHist]

This is why metric is better than imperial

[@harrymatabal8448]

Mr mil because you know more than the ok man😂

[@milwscruffy]

@@harrymatabal8448 Well when your paycheck depended on it, you should know what you are doing.

[@devonwilson5776]

Greetings. The answer is 1/2 +3/4 = 1 1/4. Realize that 3/4 = 1/2 +1/4 and 3 divided by 6 =1/2. Therefore, the expression could be written as 1/2 +1/2 +1/4= 1 1/4, no pen and paper required.

[@glenwardgross366]

I was never taught Pemdas or that Bomdas stuff. What I was taught always works.

[@sonjagatto9981]

For me too!

[@lumberjack297]

Thanks. You blew a lot of dust off of this here brain!

[@marybrewer739]

It is so sad and embarrassing to admit, BUT I actually got this right by myself! I was so excited and proud of myself🙀 I absolutely HATE MATH and always have. I loved Geometry in school, because it was visual and logical to me. Math on the other hand was a nightmare. I never learned the basics properly so as I went through school to Algebra etc and it was horrible for me. I really enjoy your videos and understand them! I wish you had been my teacher in school, things could have turned out differently. Now I have to use a calculator or Alexa for the simplest of tasks. BTY I am 78 years old……..but I think if I watch enough of your videos I may learn to do math after all! Mahalo and keep up the good work💕

[@tomhammer1784]

I always compute the answer and then fast forward to verify it. I started doing this once I found out the instruction in between was something I had learned in grade school.

[@MrMousley]

Another case of ''I'll do it before I check your answer'' 3/6 + 3/4 = 1/2 + 3/4 = 2/4 + 3/4 = 5/4 = 1 1/4

[@Vipre-]

5/4 or 1 and 1/4 if you want it reduced.

[@John-oe5nb]

First you say write a fraction using a horizontal line between the denominator and the numerator instead of a slash and then you finish using the slash. Be consistent.

[@lgv5706]

Yep! Got it.

[@johnkenneally4662]

Solved it!

[@deograciousuwiragiye8429]

1unit 1/4

[@kennethwright870]

2/4+3/4= 5/4

[@octaviocortes1891]

1 1/4 =1.25

[@SpideyVids]

1 1/4 - again it took seconds.

[@user-ri6rn7ti5h]

5/4

[@sonjagatto9981]

1 1/4 or 1.25. 😉

[@buckhorncortez]

Hmm...I got 1.25...

[@fredhall5038]

What world allows you to make 3/6 into a fraction? Explain the rule

[@MrMousley]

The world that says ''3 divided by 6'' is 3/6

[@somankarunakaran1633]

1-25

[@johnkochendorfer7705]

1.25

[@pamelabyars3983]

1&1/4

[@roberthcampbelljr3517]

2/4 + 3/4 = 5/4.≈

[@user-tb9fk1jd4q]

3/6=1/2 ---> 1/2 + 3/4 = 1 1/4

[@harpleblues]

I’m a chem student studying the ideal gas laws. PV=nRT. I want to find temerature. So I rewrite: T=PV/nR. So I do PEMDAS. First I evaluate PV. Then I divide by n. Then I multiply by R. My chem teacher marks me wrong. I tell him I used PEMDAS. He laughs. I don’t think it’s funny.

[@jimm8773]

You need to pay attention to the units with Boyle's law. Units will help you a lot

[@harpleblues]

@@jimm8773 units do you no good when your mind is poisoned by PEMDAS. The only things that will save you is an unambiguous expression or a greater knowledge of math than PEMDAS gets you.

[@marksolum1794]

Divide by R not multiply.

[@harpleblues]

@@marksolum1794 no way in hell will you do that by using PEMDAS.

[@marksolum1794]

@@harpleblues Just learn what is in the denominator and what is in the numerator. Use a horizontal line on a piece of paper and you won't make your mistake. T=(PV)/(nR).

[@GenXWitch67]

1.25 yay!

[@saidalwahaibi1953]

Answer is one

[@rodolforullan3521]

1and1/4

[@pattyduke3079]

I did it the easy way for me and changed 3/4 to .75

[@lylegoodwin5136]

23/4

[@sergiussouth4754]

1 1/4

[@davidmurphy563]

One and a quarter me reckons

[@citizensane1426]

5/4.

[@davemalt2451]

1.25😃

[@oldschoollew]

1/2 + 3/4 = 5/ 4 yep

[@bird401]

5/4 or 1.25

[@stevenjohnson1143]

2.75 or 23/4

[@josandoy]

You should not give away the answer in the title.

[@harrymatabal8448]

1,and a quarter you don't know the answer yourself that's why you are asking me not ok

[@johnplong3644]

Do division 1st then add

[@deograciousuwiragiye8429]

BODMAS method

[@argonwheatbelly637]

1¼ in about five seconds. Too long. Sorry.

[@harpleblues]

Stop with the PEMDAS and teach how to write unambiguous expressions.

[@trainmaster0217]

I hate math.

[@kingdavid1658]

You talk way too much man…

[@46bovine]

1.25 or 5/4

[@richardblanchard226]

1.25

[@Mike80097]

5/4

[@sholland42]

2/4 + 3/4 = 5/4

[@rodfulford4306]

1 1/4

[@joehomer4421]

1.25

[@poordady]

1.25

[@kathykoeven]

1.25

[@cyberthug62]

1.25

[@michaelwhitney4196]

1.25

[@kk6aw]

1.25

[@fosterhensleycm8378]

5/4

[@kusumkhanna2060]

5/4

[@rebeccajames2694]

5/4

[@jaynefederici9140]

5/4

[@rodcline268]

1 1/4

[@4DEVOLUTION]

1.25

[@vrrnonorem4266]

1 1/4