Solve: 3 ( (-5) + 7) + ((19-7)/4)
Solve what is inside the parenthesis first 3(-5+7) + (12/4) = 3(2) + 3 does that make sense?
the answer is 9.
Sorry that should be 3(2) + 3(3)
So the answer is actually 15
and no its 9. and I'll show you why
3((-5)+7)+((19-7)/4) 3(2)+(12/4) 3(2)+3 6+3 =9 @KirbyLegs
Yes but the 3 is multiplied to each term. There is a double parenthesis between the first term, and a closing parenthesis at the end term 3 [ ((-5) + 7) + (19-7)/4]
Okay, so now I'm a bit confused. Which is it?
I am not here to fight. I am here to just help. But Mr. @KirbyLegs's percentage is higher.
Just submit your answer and then come back and tell us what the right answer was Thank you
I know your not Diamond, and thanks for your help
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