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It is not that easy see the many threads over BODMAS/PEDMAS/BEDMAS. If you actually do maths you never have the / or ÷ operator in writing equations it is alwa
by pasc1878 4y ago
It is not that easy see the many threads over BODMAS/PEDMAS/BEDMAS.
If you actually do maths you never have the / or ÷ operator in writing equations it is always a horizontal line so you can't write maths in one line.
In your case I think the bracketed form is easier to read
If forced to write on one line suspect I would write as
9*2 + 3/(2^3)
- nerdponx 4y agoAnd multiplication is very often written as two variables just sitting next to each other with no additional operator character in between. ((2*a) + (2*b)) / c in math would be 2a + 2b ------- c Traditional precedence rules make more sense with traditional handwritten notation.