If you correctly recall the elementary trick for order of operations, solving this problem should be a breeze.

Alexander Grothendieck was a titan in his field, making deep connections that fuelled a revolution in mathematics, before ...

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In a remarkable testament to perseverance and the redefinition of educational success, a nonverbal autistic teenager has defied expectations by gaining admission to the prestigious Massachusetts ...

The math you thought you would never use again from school is back to haunt you. X users are in an uproar over an equation that @BholanathDutta posted. It appears as a simple equation, but the comment ...

Math equations used to be a daily chore for many elementary schoolers. But entering adulthood means those less mathematically inclined often never have to think about them ever again. And it appears ...

We present some simple arguments to show that quantum mechanics operators are required to be self-adjoint. We emphasize that the very definition of a self-adjoint operator includes the prescription of ...

A back-to-basics brain teaser is dividing the internet. BholanathDutta shared the sum 100 + 100 × 4 = ? on X, formerly Twitter, sparking debate among users. At first glance, many people speed to the ...

High degree algebraic equations are an unsolved problem in algebra. The author has been able to solve high-order algebraic equations using elementary algebraic methods through exploration. This ...