22.10.2021 17:36 Uhr, Quelle: Engadget

Here’s how to deal with those badly written equations you find online

Spend enough time on social media and it’s likely that you’ll see what I’ve started to call a Bad Math Scam. This is where an account, looking to juice their engagement figures, posts an equation with a challenge for people to solve it. Often, it’ll say something like “Only ‘80s Kids Can Do This” or “Brain Power Challenge: Can You Do This Without a Calculator?”. The only problem is that the equation is so ambiguously-written that you can come up with multiple answers.Here’s one that I found floating around the internet a couple of days ago from an account that seems to re-share a lot of existing content in the hope of going viral. The tweet reads (in true viral bait style) “Please don’t use a Calculator, use your BRAIN: 50+50 - 25 x 0 + 2 + 2 = ??”.Please don’t use a Calculator, use your BRAIN:50 + 50 - 25 x 0 + 2 + 2 = ??— Sonia 💙 (@Sonia_ar7) October 1, 2021Now, the equation is sufficiently ambiguous in its de

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