Question

5+2[9-2(4-1)]

Answer 1

solve inside parentheses, then brackets
PEMDAS

Answer 2

11

Answer 3

i keep getting 147. can you explain how you got 11 please?

Answer 4

well i am getting a different answer both ways i got 147 then again i got 42 so i went to google copied and pasted and it gave me 11

Answer 5

the answer in the back of the book says 11, I'm just trying to figure out how they got it

Answer 6

ya exactly im trying to figure tht out i have pencil and paper and still getting the same answer

Answer 7

i am so confused

Answer 8

i think its…
4-1=3 then you would multiply 2x3, then 9-6, then 5=2 is 7, so 7=3=11???

Answer 9

5+2[9-2(4-1)]
first add what inside ()
5+2[9-2(3)]
then multiply 2*3
5+2[9-6]
then add 9 to -6
5+2(3)
multiply 2*3
5+6=11

Answer 10

@elizabethanndrew did u understand it?

Answer 11

Simplify: 5+2(9-2(4-1))
Subract 1 from 4.
4-1= 3
5+2(9-2 ( 3))

multiply -2 and 3 together.
2x3 = -6
5+2(9+(-6))

subract 6 from 9
9-6=3
5+2(3)

multiply 2 and 3 together.
2x3=6
5+6= 11

Therefore the answer is 11.

Answer 12

oh ok. think i get it now @Abdulhameed

Answer 13

thank you @timaashorty

Answer 14

your welcome