1+1*3==6

Question

How does this not equal six

Answer 1

multiplication has the highest priority. and then addition. that is, 1 * 3 = 3, 1 + 3 = 4, 4 is not 6

Answer 2

PEMDAS.

Parentheses,
Exponents,
Multiplication,
Division,
Addition,
Subtraction.

From left to right is the standard order of operations. So we have 1+3=4, not 2*3=6.

To extend a little: Multiplication and division are considered equal, so whichever comes first from the left is calculated first. Same thing for addition and subtraction.

Answer 3

you want (1+1)*3 ==6 here i am using the parenthisis to control the order of operation otherwise without them it will do 1*3 > 1+3 > 4

Answer 4

Multiplication and Division are executed befire Addition and Subtraction. If multiple of the same set are found, then the operations are executed in a left-right fashion.

Answer 5

It’s the order of operation
1+1*3==6

You multiply first 1*3 =3
Then you add 3+1
So it would be 4, not 6

Answer 6

You can remember it by this:
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Answer 7

You clearly haven't paid attention to the basic lessons. Read them again.

Answer 8

2*3 ==6

Answer 9

Basically BIDMAS?
Brackets
Indecies
Division
Multiplication
Addition
Subtraction

(This order?)