Believe what you like.
Same as all Mathematicians, textbooks and proofs.
Including that all mathematics communication and education is flawless and incapable of any ambiguity, apparently
Yep
made you decide that insulting my intelligence was the best way to have this conversation
you were the one who decided to refuse to look in Maths textbooks ๐
Actual math educators, on the other hand, are moving away from using the โPEMDASโ (or โBEDMASโ) acronyms
No they aren't.
because of the ambiguity inherent in them
There isn't any ambiguity in them ๐
using โGEMSโ (or โGEMAโ) instead
Nope. No Maths textbooks are using that.
the acronym must not be all that useful.
And if that is true, then GEMA would be completely useless ๐
Youโre trying to make me mad,
No I'm not.
Againโhave a good one
Again, you still couldn't provide a shred of evidence to support your argument


as per the textbooks ๐
No they can't. The rules are universal
says someone about to prove that they don't understand it... ๐
Nope! With AS 3-2+1=+(3+1)-(2)=4-2=2
Yes, I expected you to not understand what AS meant ๐
It's only a convention, not a rule, as just proven
No it isn't. With SA 3-2+1=-(2)+(3+1)=-2+4=2
Yep, because order doesn't matter ๐ AS and SA both give the same answer
Or any expression
You just violated the rules and changed the sign of the 1 from a + to a minus. ๐ -(2+1)=-2-1, not -2+1. Welcome to how you got a wrong answer when you wrongly added brackets to it and mixed the different signs together
No it doesn't., as already proven. 3-2+1=+(3+1)-(2)=+4-2=2, same answer ๐