Twitterati Tries To Apply BODMAS TO Solve “8/2 (2+2)”, Left Divided And Stumped, Basic Mathematical Principle Goes Viral 

According to me we have study BODMAS...
8/2(2+2)
=8/2*4
Now Divide
4*4
16..#Maths

— SouLMortaL (@ig_mortal)

Correct hai bhai!

— Soumya Pandey (@SoumyaP777)

The answer to this is 16. You use BIDMAS/BODMAS to answer it. So brackets first then divide then multiply. pic.twitter.com/xQxh06eLel

— ★·.·´¯`·.·★ℓυиα★·.·´¯`·.·★ (@Persona_Luna93)

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— Nitin Tyagi (@nitinsuchi)

dude if you solve brackets first you need to multiply 4 with 2.. the answer is 1

— Kaps (@Pakka_Chichora)

Question is not clear , a double meaning question would have a double meaning answer s, we use numerator and denominator to write on paper , we use ÷,/ to replicate them but it's not perfect way to represent the question,

— Kaushik Deka (@Kaushik16336989)

#bodmas
You need to see the how bracket is created.

8 ÷ 2 x (2+2) = 8 ÷ 2 x 4 = 4 x 4 = 16

RULE is STEP-BY-STEP following of "BODMAS" Rule
(B racket)
O (f)
D ÷ ivision
M × ultiplication
A + ddition
S - ubtraction pic.twitter.com/ltKJwMB8Gy

— Suraj Patel (@surajpatel2001)

#BODMAS

*When your phone calculator doesn't know BODMAS rule*

Scientific Calculator be like : pic.twitter.com/7Z95rf3xf8

— Jitesh Rochlani (@jiteshrochlani)

Why??? Why is BODMAS trending 🤔🤔 thought it was the school holidays 😂😂👏🏻👏🏻 pic.twitter.com/u1tirUqaHE

— Erin Mckenzie (@Jedi_Magpie_11)