Question

1. If Q=2, Evaluate (34 + 18. q) - (5q + 7)
A. 38
B. 79
C. 31
D. 21

Answer 1

\[(34+18\times 2)-(5\times 2+7)\]is a better start

Answer 2

then maybe a calclulator

Answer 3

actually get none of the above
could there be a typo there?

Answer 4

nope that's the choices

Answer 5

can you post a screenshot of the question?

Answer 6

maybe i read "18.q" wrong
not really clear there

Answer 7

yea i'll get a screenshot hold on

Answer 8

ok

Answer 9

the last one

Answer 10

why is this same question posted again?

Answer 11

Because my teacher gave me a second chance at this question and he said if I couldn't figure it out after five tries he said I can ask for help so I am

Answer 12

Ah 5 to the power of q, that means the following \[5^2 = (5)(5) =25\]

Answer 13

oooh !!

Answer 14

nothing like the equation editor

Answer 15

but we can't help you if the question is not clear.

Answer 16

Please use "^" to indicate to the power of next time :)

Answer 17

i just posted a file showing the test look at it to understand it

Answer 18

\[(34+18\times 2)-(5^ 2+7)\]

Answer 19

i guess you are supposed to be practising the "order 'o operations" right?

Answer 20

you know what to do first?

Answer 21

yup now starting Algebra and haha no my weakest link in school is math I barley passed Math last year so this is beyond me I better understand History then i do math

Answer 22

square first

Answer 23

i.e. compute \(5^2=5\times 5\) don't think too hard here

Answer 24

what do you get?

Answer 25

hold on had to get a drink

Answer 26

yeah i need one too
maybe some bulleit rye

Answer 27

lol maybe

Answer 28

did you manage to compute \(5\times 5\) yet?

Answer 29

yea

Answer 30

care to share it with the class?

Answer 31

yea

Answer 32

...

Answer 33

25

Answer 34

whew

Answer 35

so now \[(34+18\times 2)-(5^ 2+7)=(34+18\times 2)-(25+7)\]

Answer 36

now lets do the multiplication \(18\times 2=?\)

Answer 37

36

Answer 38

ok so now we are at
\[(34+36)-(25+7)\] add in each parentheses
what do you get?

Answer 39

(34 + 36 = 70) (25 + 7 = 32) all together = 102

Answer 40

there is no such mathematical operation as "all together" is there?

Answer 41

you should be looking at \[70-32\]

Answer 42

i'm tired so I'm really not paying attention to what I type

Answer 43

then go to bed and do this arithmetic some other day

Answer 44

i can't I have to have this submitted by 11:30 tonight or I fail it