Question

what is the solution of (143(5)+67)5 Summer school algebra sucks

Answer 1

Follow the order of operations

Answer 2

You might have been taught PEMDAS

Answer 3

The P stands for "P"arenthesis. So you do everything in the parenthesis first.

Answer 4

So just focus on 143(5)+67

Then we move to the E, which is "E"xponents. I don't see any exponents here, so let's move on

Then the M, which is "M"ultiplication. So what is 143 times 5?

Answer 5

143 times 5 is 715

Answer 6

good so

(143(5)+67)5

becomes

(715+67)5

Answer 7

Now we reset and go back to P in PEMDAS. We still have parenthesis, so we stick to the stuff inside the parenthesis

Answer 8

Then onto E. Still no exponents, so we move on...

Answer 9

Then to M. We're not multiplying inside the parenthesis, so we move on

Answer 10

Then D. Are we dividing inside the parenthesis?

Answer 11

i don't think so

Answer 12

no, we're just adding

Answer 13

715 plus 67 is 782

So

(715+67)5

then turns into

(782)5

Answer 14

and this is the same as saying

782 times 5

Answer 15

so it equals 3,910?

Answer 16

you are correct

Answer 17

So in the end,

(143(5)+67)5 = 3910