Question

how do you solve (6+4)^2+(9/3-1)?

Answer 1

it equals 102

Answer 2

@willowwest17 It clearly says solve not give a direct answer

Answer 3

Here is how you solve this problem:
\[(6+4)^2+(\frac{ 9 }{ 3 }-1)\]
\[=10^2+ \frac{ 9 }{ 3 } −1\]
\[=100+ \frac{ 9 }{ 3 } −1\]
\[=100+3−1\]
\[= 100 + 2\]
\[= 102\]

Answer 4

Thank you so much. :)

Answer 5

Your welcome :)

Answer 6

but how did you get 100+ 3-1

Answer 7

\[\frac{ 9 }{ 3 } = 3\]

Answer 8

oh ya right thanks.

Answer 9

No problem

Answer 10

lol wow. listen I plugged it in omy graphing calc. sorry I didn't do all the work for you. but I would realy appreciate if you didn't disrespect me. kaythanks!(:

Answer 11

lol no its fine

Answer 12

I'd never do that

Answer 13

Well you dont need a calculator to solve this problem. All you need is mental math, or a pencil and paper. Im not disrespecting you, im just telling you to show steps so @itseasy2346 can learn how to solve this problem.

Answer 14

I'm not so mean.

Answer 15

and ya @KendrickLamar2014 is right.

Answer 16

I understand that, but if you show steps this person will never know. I give the answer then they figure it out. I am taking dual credit classes at the University of Oregon, this is how a math teacher does it. its called self-sufficient work. it will help. u don't just give ur work. u give a lead then THEY show their work. anyways, im done. bye

Answer 17

lol I'm in elementary in 8th grade and the teachers are really strict.

Answer 18

so i just needed the work

Answer 19

Well this isn't the University of Oregon, this is OpenStudy. Here you shows steps so the person understand. If your teacher does it another way, I understand. But here its different.

Answer 20

Thanks you guys anyway.

Answer 21

.... 8th grade? nvm.