Can you solve this equation that has the internet spilt. It requires an old trick taught in school.
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 section is divided with numbers ranging from 2 to 81.
The equation is: 14 ÷ 7 + 7 X 2 = ?
To solve this equation correctly, you must use the golden rule of PEMDAS, an order of operations typically taught in fifth or sixth grade.
It's time to dust off the old number two pencil and grab an eraser, because this easy math problem has stumped a lot of people.
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