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why isn't -6^2+7=43. i thought -6^2 was 36
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because it, in fact, seems to be: - (6^2) +7 = x
I believe to get -6*-6 you should write (-6)^2 because exponent is higher order than the minus sign??
basically if you have no parentheses then they are added according to priority: - 6 ^ 2 .....rule: exponent is higher, so stack them together first - (6^2) .....rule: then stack together the additions/subtractions from left to right (-(6^2)) the result is -36 because power was already taken before any negative sign
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