Good morning Medals please help. Evaluate. Let x = 1. http://static.k12.com/bank_packages/files/media/mathml_b68748eccadb24c306aa757e44f1e7ca9ed17ae0_1.gif Enter the answer in lowest terms.
Since the problem says that x=1, every time you see x in the equation, put a 1 in. What do you get when you do that?
Not sure.
okay 1 second
Sure.
2/11
is that my answer?
When we plug the 1's in, this is what the equation should look like. \[\frac{ 4\times1\div(5-3) }{ 2\times1\times5+9\times1 }\]According to PEMDAS, we're going to do the multiplication first. What's 4x1, 2x1,and 9x1?
2/11 wasn't quite the right answer. I'll walk you through the problem, if you like.
You're really close though. The 2 is right, but the 11 isn't
So we really only need to do the bottom part. \[2\times1\times5+9\times1\]
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