Question

verlieren

Answer 1

first question

Answer 2

This is a n exercise in the order of operations
PEMDAS
ParenthesesExponenetsMusltipyDivideAddSubtract
- perform the calculations in this order

For example the numerator is
8 *3 + 6
- multipiy is done first
= 24 + 6 = 30

Answer 3

where you have parenthese within parenthese work out the innermost first

Answer 4

Follow the rules of PEMDAS.
In the numerator, you need to multiply first, so it'd be 24 + 6 or 30.
In the denominator, you need to focus on the innermost brackets first.
-2(6/2-(9-1))
-2(6/2-8)
You currently have 30/-2(6/2-8).
What should you do from there?

Answer 5

okk...... so i got the answer 24....

Answer 6

please show your work

Answer 7

- how did you work out the denominator
-2[6 / 2 -(9-1)]

Answer 8

my work? my work is on paper....... wait.... is the answer 30

Answer 9

Type it out here, please. The answer shouldn't be 30.

Answer 10

no
work out the denomianar
the 9-1 in the inner bracket is done first
to give
-2[ 6/2 - 8]

Answer 11

im so confused. can you show me how to solve it and i will analyze how you did it. ill print it and it will help me on the rest of my questions, because itll show me how to solve it

Answer 12

you have a divide and subtraction in the parenthese - which comes first the divide or the subtract?

Answer 13

divide

Answer 14

the divide is done first so we have
-2[3 - 8]

Now work out the 3-8 next (as ist in the parentheses) then do the multiply by -2.

Answer 15

do you follow that ok?

Answer 16

uhm.....ok.. yes

Answer 17

when you have worked that out the final operation is to divide it into the numerator (30)

Answer 18

ok

Answer 19

what is 3 - 8?

Answer 20

-5

Answer 21

right
now -2*-5 = ?

Answer 22

10

Answer 23

ok now finnal its 30 / 10 = 3

Answer 24

thats the answer?

Answer 25

what.... 3?

Answer 26

@welshfella

Answer 27

3 is the answer

Answer 28

oh, thanks

Answer 29

we workesd out the numerator to be 30 and denominator to be 10
so the fraction becomes 30/10 = 3

Answer 30

yw

Answer 31

Commit PEMDAS to memory and you'll have no problems with this type of question.