Question

Which expression can be added to the right side of the equal sign to form an equation?
6*5+18÷3=

A. (4*12÷2)+10
B. 2*11+(2+12)
C. 4+5*10-8
D. (9+4)*4-6

Answer 1

To form an equation, the `left side` will need to be equal to the `right side`.
Let's start by figuring out the value of the left side.

What do you get? :)
6*5+10÷3

Answer 2

33?

Answer 3

Is that last symbol division?
Hmm that kinda messes things up for us :O
But yes, that seems about right.

We get:
\(\large\rm 6\cdot5+10\div3\)
\(\large\rm 30+10\div3\)
\(\large\rm 30+3.33\)
\(\large\rm 33.33\)
Something like that I suppose..

Answer 4

So now just check options A through D and see which one gives you the same value :)

Answer 5

ok hold on

Answer 6

Is it A?

Answer 7

A seems to be the closest...
It giving u 34, ya?

Answer 8

wait Then D

Answer 9

None of these options are correct :(
But that certainly is the closest.
Hmm very strange.

D? Hmm D gave me 46.

Answer 10

Then I'll just go with d??? this question is very confusing for me

Answer 11

@zepdrix WAIT

Answer 12

I said 6*5+10÷3= i meant to put 6*5+18÷3=

Answer 13

Oh you -_- you and your ways

Answer 14

I'm soo sorry about that

Answer 15

So that should work out a little better, ya? :O
6*5+18÷3
30+18÷3
30+6
36

Answer 16

so what do i suppose to do

Answer 17

You choose the option A, B, C or D which is equal to 36 :)

Answer 18

Alright! Hold on okay :)

Answer 19

B

Answer 20

yayyy good job \c:/