Question

What value of m makes the equation true?

[–6 + (–13)] + 8 = –6 + (m + 8)

m =

Answer 1

@jennyrlz

Answer 2

What do you think the answer is?

Answer 3

um -8 idk

Answer 4

Incorret, I will show you the steps :)

Answer 5

Do you know what PEMDAS is??

Answer 6

a wt and no

Answer 7

ok @KendrickLamar2014 lets do this

Answer 8

OK.....

Answer 9

PEMDAS is the order of operations in order to complete this.
Parentheses are solved first
Exponets (There are none in this)
Multiplication/Division - Whichever come first in the equation
Addition/Subtraction - Same as above

Answer 10

That is how you are gonna need to complete this

Answer 11

oh yea oops i forgot lol

Answer 12

1. We simplify the equation:
-6 −13 + 8 = −6 + m + 8
Which simplify's too:
−6 + − 13 + 8 = −6 + m + 8

Answer 13

2. We combine like terms. Which gives you:
(−6+−13+8)=(m)+(−6+8)

Answer 14

Which equals:
\[−11=m+2\]

Answer 15

3. We flip the equation to make it look like:\[m+2=−11\]

Answer 16

4. We subtract 2 from both sides:\[m+2−2=−11−2\]
Which equals:\[?\]

Answer 17

i am here now :)

Answer 18

What do that equal @WOLFPACK13

Answer 19

oh it seems like you are already being helped :)

Answer 20

good luck :)