Question

Evaluate [3(5 + 6) + 2]÷7

Answer 1

Use pythagoras theorem

Answer 2

@hateformath , I think this is just order of operations.

Answer 3

Same thing

Answer 4

It isn't.

Answer 5

Ok I havent caught up with math for a while sorry :)

Answer 6

According to the order of operations, what is the first step we should take @mariafeliz07 ?

Answer 7

i don't know

Answer 8

math is my worst subject

Answer 9

you should have a list of order of operations to go by

Answer 10

this is something that is already given to you
what is the first step in order of operations

Answer 11

I deleted that because it isn't helpful just to give the answer.

Answer 12

it doesn't it give me anything

Answer 13

just the question and some answer choices

Answer 14

Order of Operations
1) Perform the operations within grouping symbols first
2) Take care of exponents
3) Perform multiplication and division from left to right
4) Perform addition and subtraction from left to right
this should be given to you not with every problem but before you even do any of these problems the instructor and the book provided you with this

Answer 15

[3(5 + 6) + 2]÷7


grouping symbols come in many different forms
it is just where you have a collection of operations like inside ( ), [ ], | |, ...

Answer 16

the first grouping symbols you should see is around the 5+6
which is?

Answer 17

add 5+6 first
then multiply that by 3 getting 33
add 2 to 33 which is 35
finally divide by 7
which gives you??


PEMDAS
parentheses
exponents
multiply
divide
add
subtract