@iKissTak @asariluvr you cannot assume it is without a bracket just by resolving the expression inside them. being taught 2(3) is syntax multiplication and is the priority irrespective of whether its 6 divided by 2, you cant ignore 2(3)
@iKissTak @asariluvr you will still be left with (3) and you cannot get rid of it until you calculated out. you can multiply by juxtaposition cause the brackets still exist. if the answer were to be 9, then the equation would be written as 6divided2x(1+2)
@iKissTak @asariluvr actually 🤓☝️ in our system the way of eliminating brackets is written as a fraction 6 / 2(1+2) to remove ambiguity, so 1 would make more sense
@iKissTak @asariluvr y havent resolved the brackets by addition so inorder to eliminate (3) you gotta multiply by 2 its like reviewing steps from double brackets like (2+4) gives you 6 in the end