Question

(2x4)^ 2 -3x(5+3)

Answer 1

What are you trying to do with this expression. It is not an equation yet.

Answer 2

(2x4)the exponent 2

Answer 3

(2x4)2^

Answer 4

\[(2\times4)^{2}-3x(5+3) ?\]

Answer 5

Yes

Answer 6

4x4because is ^

Answer 7

P.E.M.D.A.S

Answer 8

Hero I need an explanation not the answer

Answer 9

Work thru the ( ) first. What do you get?

Answer 10

My result is 8

Answer 11

remember to follow the pemdas rules

Answer 12

and the other one?

Answer 13

Then distribute the -3x and the exponent

Answer 14

Yes 16*2=32

Answer 15

5+3=8 so 32*24

Answer 16

P: parenthesis
E: exponent
M: multiplication
D:division
A: addition
S: subtraction

Answer 17

Try again you have\[8^{2}-3x(8)\]

Answer 18

(2x4^2) -3*(5+3)
2*16=32. 5+3=8
32-24=8

Answer 19

the four itself in the first equation is not squared. 2 times 4 is

Answer 20

Because you * 8x3

Answer 21

We all still don't know what the original equation is then. Please use * for multiplication and be sure to use ( ) whenever possible.

Answer 22

but I think you are getting it

Answer 23

Basically what
The table said

Answer 24

The order of the equations it was a little confused

Answer 25

for the future... Do whats in the ( ) first. Then if there are any powers they are next. From left to right, do division or multipliction, whatever comes first, they are the same priority. Last, from left to right, do addition and subtraction again they have the same priority.

Answer 26

Yes

Answer 27

Thanks

Answer 28

Smstves