Not Knowing Basic Math R Confidentlyincorrect

Not Knowing Basic Math : R/confidentlyincorrect

Not Knowing Basic Math : R/confidentlyincorrect Most people who are smarter or more educated don't feel the need to stoop to mockery because they know how dumb it looks and that it doesn't actually help the argument. R/confidentlyincorrect "no pronouns in bible" the click • 487k views • 2 years ago.

Math Doesn't Math... : R/CitiesSkylines

Math Doesn't Math... : R/CitiesSkylines The second guy is right, but he'd still not get any points in an exam because he calculated something nobody asked him to. R/confidentlyincorrect tiktok math 💀 the click 1.58m subscribers subscribed. Far be it from me to defend no child left behind nor the president who vomited that idea out, but as a person who went through school before that policy came in to affect, that's how they taught math to me too. Here's my take on one of the most infamous mathematical debates 0.999 =1 (i.e. 0.9 repeating = 1) or not.

Do The Math : R/confidentlyincorrect

Do The Math : R/confidentlyincorrect Confusing multiply with add is understandable after possibly decades of not using this, but you certainly shouldn't be so confident about it if you have no idea what you're doing. The order of operations is not the only mathematical principle here. we also need to focus on the distributive property, which states that a (b c) is equal to (ab ac). People struggle with the concept of not being better than everyone else. they make a stupid mistake and end up digging in so that they can make superior concepts of “millennials and their math”. Honestly i'm not sure most people would bother with parentheses. when we're doing algebra we pretty much all understand that x 2 ≠ x 2 because x 2 means (x 2 ). why should it be different when x is 3?.

Basic Math : R/mildlyinfuriating

Basic Math : R/mildlyinfuriating People struggle with the concept of not being better than everyone else. they make a stupid mistake and end up digging in so that they can make superior concepts of “millennials and their math”. Honestly i'm not sure most people would bother with parentheses. when we're doing algebra we pretty much all understand that x 2 ≠ x 2 because x 2 means (x 2 ). why should it be different when x is 3?.

She Can't Do Basic Math