Question

10 + (10 – 12 ÷ 4 x 3) x 7 =

Answer 1

First solve for brackets..

In brackets you will first divide, then multiply and subtraction..

Then multiply the result you got with 7 and then add 10 to it..

Answer 2

:)

Answer 3

Thanks for not just giving me the answer I'd like to solve it myself just wasn't sure how.

Answer 4

Try it and if any doubt then tell me..

Answer 5

I got 21.5, is that correct?

Answer 6

I got 21.5, is that correct?

Answer 7

Let me try..

Answer 8

No check it once again..

Answer 9

In brackets you can see \(-12 \div 4\)

Solve this first..

Answer 10

17?

Answer 11

This is divide..

You can think of it as:
\[\frac{-12}{4} = ??\]

Answer 12

-12 / 4 =3

Answer 13

Where - sign gone ??

Answer 14

it = -3

Answer 15

Yes..

Answer 16

So you are left with :

\[10 + (10 \color{blue}{- 3} \times 3) \times 7\]

Blue part is your result you got by solving -4 /12..

Okay ??

Answer 17

Oh sorry -12/4 i mean to say..

Answer 18

10 - 3 x 3 = 1. 1 x 7 +10 = 17.
Right?

Answer 19

Wow..

Right..

Answer 20

Thank you I think I get it now.

Answer 21

Welcome dear..

Try more you will definitely get those..