Question

xz(2y+x-z)

if x=2 y=5 and z=3

Answer 1

2*3(2*5+2-3
= 54

Answer 2

(2)(3)((2(5)+2-3)), evaluate that

Answer 3

xz(2y+x-z)


2*3(2*5+2-3)


2*3(10+2-3)


2*3(9)


54


So xz(2y+x-z) = 54 when x=2, y = 5 and z = 3

Answer 4

6(10+2-3)

Answer 5

why don't you do it yourself? It isn't difficult at all

Answer 6

maybe because i have a learning disability and what may be simple to you may nnot be for me. @fffeifei1

Answer 7

In between learning to tie his shoes and taking his ADD pills, he doesn't have much time to learn to manipulate simple operations.

Answer 8

what is that supposed to mean?

Answer 9

Ebnor please refrain from insulting others

Answer 10

Alright, alright... Sorry, Dan

Answer 11

and if you haven't learned this before, it might be difficult

Answer 12

the best thing to do is get familiar with the order of operations and PEMDAS

Answer 13

then go from there

Answer 14

Indeed. Practice and you'll be great at it

Answer 15

yes thank you. you know insults could deter a newcomer like me. btw thank you jim i graduated in '10 and i did this stuff in 10th grade. they only made me take one algebra class.

Answer 16

sounds odd since my experience saw that everyone needed at least 2 yrs of math, but oh well, guess every school is different


but yeah, practice is the best way to learn and master math

Answer 17

so go over what I wrote above and ask any questions you have about any step

Answer 18

well i did take more than one math class. seinor year i ahd a choice of algebra 2 or liberal arts. you can guess which choose. second math class was geometry so i thank you. sometime this stuff is hard for me to grasp. i will def. look over and ask if needed.

Answer 19

ah I see, well that's good they gave you a choice