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10 - 16 div 4 times 2 - 2(3) - 4 There were no additional prenetheses in this problem.
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I think the solution is -60. Can someone tell me if I am right?
Without knowing how it was originally written there's no way to know. Was it a word problem just like that, or was it written out as a formula, e.g. \[\frac{10-16}{4}*2-2(3)-4\] or \[\frac{10-16}{4*2}-2(3)-4\] etc?
\[10-16\div4\times2-2(3)-4\]
If it's written like that, then you need to use PEMDAS. Parentheses Exponent Multiplication Division Addition Subtraction
So the correct answer is -2?
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Yup
Thanks, that really helped.
No problemo
@jiteshmeghwal9 ???????????????????? Where are you getting that extra parentheses from? You're totally changing the equation.
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