Question

4+6^2/2

Answer 1

Assuming that the 2/2 is the entire exponent then the answer is 10 because 6^(2/2) is the square root of 6 squared which is 6. So you add 4 and 6 to get 10. If the /2 is not part of the exponent then your answer is far more complicated because you have: \[(4+\sqrt{6})/2\] this becomes: \[2+\sqrt{6}\]

Answer 2

no its 4+6^2÷2

Answer 3

no its 4+6^2÷2 @HelloSweetie!

Answer 4

ok 4+6^2 = 40 then divide by 2

Answer 5

you want to solve 6^2 first which is 36 then add 4 which is 40. Then you do your division. I hope that helps