03-03-2017, 06:08 PM
Old Guy Wrote:I guess my point is why make a distinction? In my mind I don't ever subtract. I add negative numbers so there is never any reason to do it wrong.
Congrats on doing it right?
Many people don't. Even that addition/subtraction example I used was not my own. It was from wikipedia, as an example of an overly simple problem that is commonly done wrong because of a PEMDAS misinterpretation.
Again, I'm saying "don't do it the wrong way," and you're saying "why not just do it the right way?"
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