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The equation that broke the Internet

15 bytes added, 17:15, 2 January 2022
Standing alone, 6 will always equal 6 and 2(1+2) will also always equal 6, so dividing these two terms will always equal 1.
We would not write 2(a+b) as (2(a+b)), nor can we re-write the given equation as 6÷2*(a+b) and maintain the same value. We can however, rewrite the full equation to include an explicit multiplier if we take care to maintain the grouping parenthetical expression with additional bracketing 6÷(2*(a+b)).
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