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Originally Posted by wdfifteen
People who work with numbers accept the convention that everything to the right of the division sign is the denominator. I never learned it as a "rule" it's just the way things are done in the technical world. If this equation was in a problem on an engineering exam and you got 288, you would fail the test. If you were designing an actuator for an airplane wing, the plane would crash.
I don't remember the third grade. Maybe if you were in the 3rd grade, you'd pass.
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WHAT? "People who work with numbers accept the convention that everything to the right of the division sign is the denominator" the morons. "If you get 288 on an engineering exam you would fail, but the airplane crashes." Genius
Let see...the answers is 2 from a group of engineers with advance degrees and god knows how many patents in the fields of advance fluids and themodynamics, who could pass an engineering exam, but fail 3rd grade math....interesting take.