The P in PEMDAS means to solve everything within parentheses first; there is no “distribution” step or rule that says multiplying without a visible operator other than parentheses comes first. So yes, 36 is valid here. It’s mostly because PEMDAS never shows up in the same context as this sort of multiplication or large fractions
The P in PEMDAS means to solve everything within parentheses first; there is no “distribution” step or rule that says multiplying without a visible operator other than parentheses comes first. So yes, 36 is valid here. It’s mostly because PEMDAS never shows up in the same context as this sort of multiplication or large fractions
and without a(b+c)=(ab+ac), now solve (ab+ac)
It’s a LAW of Maths actually, The Distributive Law.
It’s not “Multiplying”, it’s Distributing, a(b+c)=(ab+ac)
No it isn’t. To get 36 you have disobeyed The Distributive Law, thus it is a wrong answer
people like you try to gaslight others that there’s no such thing as The Distributive Law