Question

5+9÷3(3)-8

Answer 1

14

Answer 2

5+9/9-8
5+1-8
-2

Answer 3

6.

Answer 4

And I really wish this meme would go away.

Answer 5

is it \[\frac {(5+9)}{3(3)-8}\]

Answer 6

\[5 + 9\div 3(3) - 8 = 5 +\frac{ 9}{3}(3) - 8 = 5 + 9 - 8 = 6\]

Answer 7

lol

Answer 8

Remember that division and multiplication have the same precedence and are interpreted left to right.

Answer 9

first go parentheses, then exponent, then multiplication, division in the end plus or minus

Answer 10

http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=5+%2B+9%2F3%283%29+-+8

Answer 11

5+9÷3(3)-8
multiplication/division left to right first:
9/3 = 3
3*3 = 9
then add/subtract left to right
5+9-8
14-8 = 6

Answer 12

The division sign only applies to the 9/9. there would have to be parenthesis to include the 8. the answer is -2. 5 + 9/9 -8 = -2

Answer 13

it is like totoally 6

Answer 14

... Sorry tad. the division applies to the 9/3 then you multiply that times 3 you get 9. Take away 8 from 9 you get 1. Add 1 to 5 you get 6.

Answer 15

6 is right answer

Answer 16

okay, I concede.

Answer 17

Order of Operations:
1Perfrom operations inside grouping symbols
2Evaluate terms with exponents
3Perform multiplication and division as it occurs left to right
4Perform addition and subtraction as it occurs left to right

Answer 18

The idea that you interpret 'parentheses' first means you just evaluate the inside first. The stuff outside (including the multiplication of the parenthetical insides) happens along with other multiplication.

Answer 19

ty your guy