Question

Please Help!

Answer 1

with what?

Answer 2

Tag me once you get your question posted @sammixboo =)

Answer 3

Evaluate.

Answer 4

First subtract 3 - 9, which is?

Answer 5

-6?

Answer 6

yes

Answer 7

okay.

Answer 8

Yup! So now we have

Answer 9

Now we do what's in the other parenthesis, 8 - 2, which is?

Answer 10

6.

Answer 11

Right! so now we have \(\dfrac{6(5\times-6 - 1)+2}{7\times6+4}\)

Now still doing what's in the parenthesis, what is \(5\times-6 - 1\)

Answer 12

Wait a minute, I think there's a problem with the way I wrote it.

Answer 13

One moment, please! :)

Answer 14

Okie dokie! Tag me when you finish

Answer 15

This is what it is, on the problem, how it's written COULD make a difference.

Answer 16

@sammixboo

Answer 17

Yeah, it's the same way you wrote it above, hehe. Brackets [....] is the same as parenthesis (....)

Answer 18

Okay, but the question that's bothering me is the in first equation. Is the 1 in the equation negative?

Answer 19

@sammixboo

Answer 20

No, it's subtracting 1, anyways, let's continue. We have this \(\dfrac{6(5\times-6 - 1)+2}{7\times6+4}\)

Still working in the parenthesis, what is \(5\times-6 - 1\)? First multiply 5 and -6 then subtract 1

Answer 21

-31

Answer 22

Right! so now we have \(\dfrac{6\times-31+2}{7\times6+4}\)

Now let's do all that multiplication in that problem. What is 6 times -31 and 7 times 6

Answer 23

first one is -186 and the other one is, 42.

Answer 24

Right! So now we have

\(\dfrac{-184+2}{42+4}\)

What's -184 + 2 and 42 + 4?

Answer 25

I meant -186

Answer 26

Not -184, sorry

Answer 27

XD you just gave me the answer! First one is -184, and the other is 46

Answer 28

@sammixboo

Answer 29

Whoopsie xP

Answer 30

Yes! Now divide -184/46

Answer 31

goshdarnit! My original answer was so close yet so far! >:/ but anyway the answer is...four.

Answer 32

My original answer was 4.04 :/

Answer 33

I guess you could say, I made an ERROR Hahahaha!

Answer 34

@sammixboo

Answer 35

Hehe, anyways, the answer isn't 4. WHen dividing a negative by a positive, the answer will always be negative, so it's -4 :)

Answer 36

oh right I got negative four sorry. I completely cut off the negative sign.

Answer 37

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I could still use your help though.