[post_page_title]Who’s correct?[/post_page_title]
We wonder who most people are going to trust in this situation. Would they trust the person who took three calculus lessons or the one who has two math degrees? We’re going to go out on a limb and trust the person who is qualified to answer math problems, and that’s the person with two degrees.
To give the person with three calculus lessons under their belt the benefit of the doubt, it looks as though they might have just mistaken the division sign for a plus.
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