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@44aggie When max finished f3 toto was interested in getting him, red bull did not hesitate and brought max from f3 to f1 to stop toto getting him, when he was performing in the toro Rosso he was bumped up to RB, he drove with RB getting 10 wins when merc were dominant along with ferrari
@mAxx3011@formularacers_ I agree that Alonso and Lewis are outperforming the car but considering how clear max is ahead of checo would you not say he’s outperforming the car too?
@Tommygoldman69 @js_eighty@KarlSan_@formularacers_ Suppose getting 4th twice in a toro rosso was considered terrible. Considering he jumped from f3 to f1 he wouldn’t have gotten the experience but that’s never taken into consideration. Then became the youngest winner ever at 18 years old in his red bull debut
@UltimoCacahuate @formularacers_ “He showed it at the start of the season” in Bahrain he was behind max, in Saudi max started 15th and maintains 5 seconds to Perez when he was 2nd, max won in Australia, in Baku max for unlucky with the safety car, then max has won every race since then so I don’t understand
@charlieplante80@FastestPitStop Focusing on “some of the lower formulas” implies they will be putting they’re resources into the driver while they move up the ranks which is the opposite.
@leadlefthook3 @RBR_Daily In the red bull I don’t think so, max and Lewis have different driving styles, max likes oversteer Lewis like understeer, at the right amount of course to much of either and your in the wall, the red bull is built for max, that’s why he is so clear of checo
@DavidJo52519150@engineers_feed Let’s consider 12/2(5-2)=2 let’s multiply each side by 2, we get 12x(5-2)=4, 12x(3)= 4, 36=4 which is incorrect, 36 does not equal 4
Let’s consider 12/2(5-2)=18 let’s multiply each side by 2, we get 12x(5-2)=36, 12x(3)=36, 36=36 which is true. Let me know if I did something wrong
@DavidJo52519150@engineers_feed So brackets first 12/2(5-2) becomes 12/2(3) we have now solved everything inside the brackets so we move onto indices, then division and multiplication, this is done left to right, so 12/2 becomes 6(3)= 18
@DavidJo52519150@engineers_feed You did it the correct way there but by your previous logic it was 10 divide everything after the divide so it becomes 10/20 which equals 0.5 which you agree is incorrect as the correct answer is 23. In your previous solution to the original question you did it this way to get 2
@engineers_feed For people who get 2, it is easier to turn the division sign into a fraction this way it becomes 12/2*(5-2) this way it does not matter which way the terms are multiplied because you will get the same result, 18
NOTE: 12/2*(5-2) does not equal 12/(2*(5-2))