Why is the equation 2+2=4

Well, this is a simple equation when you look at it. Obviously, the answer is Zero. No matter how you rearrange the equation, the answer shoud always be Zero

initial equation: 2+2–4?

Altered equations:

-4+2+2?

2–4+2?

it is always the same. If i were to draw a number line, every time you add two; move two to the right, everytime i subtract four; move 4 to the left. Try it, the answer will always be Zero.

There are also acronyms: BODMAS, BIDMAS, PEDMAS Et Cetera.

these are the order(s) of operations. Search it up. If one ever comes across an equation where all operations are equivalent then solve it from left to right.

Step-by-step explanation:

The answer is 0. Why? Because of the commutative property that basically says no matter what order the numbers are in you'll always yield the same answer. (3+2=5 and 2+3=5)

In this case, 2+2-4=0 because (2+2)=4 , and 4-4=0 because 4 and -4 are additive inverses.

2+2-4=0

4-4=0

0=0

Or

2+2-4=0

2+(-2)=0

2-2=0

0=0

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Step-by-step explanation:

Well, this is a simple equation when you look at it. Obviously, the answer is Zero. No matter how you rearrange the equation, the answer shoud always be Zero

initial equation: 2+2–4?

Altered equations:

-4+2+2?

2–4+2?

it is always the same. If i were to draw a number line, every time you add two; move two to the right, everytime i subtract four; move 4 to the left. Try it, the answer will always be Zero.

There are also acronyms: BODMAS, BIDMAS, PEDMAS Et Cetera.

these are the order(s) of operations. Search it up. If one ever comes across an equation where all operations are equivalent then solve it from left to right.

Step-by-step explanation:

The answer is 0. Why? Because of the commutative property that basically says no matter what order the numbers are in you'll always yield the same answer. (3+2=5 and 2+3=5)

In this case, 2+2-4=0 because (2+2)=4 , and 4-4=0 because 4 and -4 are additive inverses.

2+2-4=0

4-4=0

0=0

Or

2+2-4=0

2+(-2)=0

2-2=0

0=0

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step-by-step explanation:

if i remember correctly with perpendicular stuff you just take away the negative