Rose worked the following problem incorrectly. Part 1) In which line was the mistake made? Part 2) Show your work and give the correct answer.
This is the problem.
um....I don't think I will be able to help because the problem doesn't look wrong to me......so obviously I am doing something wrong as well ???? :( @satellite73 ......I feel stupid asking for some help on this easy problem....
looks correct
Is it the multiplying of the two, because it is still in brackets, and you would do that before dividing....wouldn't you ?
@skullpatrol ....can you take a peek at this....
its like asking what she did wrong but I don't see what she did wrong
neither do I
@genius12 ....can you look at this problem....its confusing me
@mathslover ....I feel stupid for not knowing this....can you look at it ?
ok...step by step......30/ 5 (3 - 1)- 4 do parenthesis first... 30/5(2) - 4 still parenthesis 30/10 - 4 division 3 - 4 -1........what am I doing wrong ?
oh...wait.....30/5 * 2 - 4 division first 6 * 2 - 4 12 - 4 6 Is that it ?
yup. that's it
oh...I feel stupid for not catching that the first couple of times
\[30/5(3-1) -4 = \frac{ 30 }{ 5 } (3 -1) - 4\]
did you get that @Tayloresc
First divide, 30/5 = 6 and then multiply with 2. 12- 4 = 8
Line 3 has the mistake
Thanks everyone!!!!
@texaschic101 , 12-4 = 8 not 6:)
oops....my bad
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