Have fun attempting this algebraic fruit pictograph equation created by Gergely Dudás, which includes bananas, apples and cherries. Each fruit has a numeric value. Can you solve the brain teaser?

Test your knowledge ahead of the 2023 New Year as Gergely Dudás, a graphic artist from Budapest, Hungary, shares a coffee cup math puzzle. Can you solve it?

YOU may remember learning about PEMDAS in elementary or grade school as a way to remember how to solve an equation. The acronym often sparks a specific memory of learning how to solve equations, so… ...

Other people who get it wrong forget about PEMDAS, and simply do the equation from left to right. Common incorrect answers end up being 3, 7, or 9. Of course, it’s just a silly math problem ...

Next time you're faced with a math equation that seems too easy, take a moment, slow down, and let PEMDAS be your guide One user proudly posted '-16,' while another offered up '6.333333333333333 ...

A Twitter user shared a simple math equation that spotlights the order of operations, which is known as PEMDAS or BODMAS in different regions. Even skillful mathematicians are scratching their heads.

The acronym PEMDAS (Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication and Division, Addition and Subtraction) determines which calculations to perform first in math equations. Read More ...