Question

a. 7(−2) − 11 b. 13 + (3 − 1)2

Answer 1

wuts the question

Answer 2

????? wut is the problem asking or is that the problem?

Answer 3

simplifly

Answer 4

ah i got u then

Answer 5

\frac{b}{7}=b-\frac{13}{2}b-18-\frac{1}{2}

Answer 6

thats wut it would be for me

Answer 7

the frac stands for fraction

Answer 8

and the B is over 7

Answer 9

and so is the other ones like that

Answer 10

i wrote it the way that i have to do it rn

Answer 11

- just a question : the -2 inside parentheses and the last 2 not are exponents ?

Answer 12

wow thats alot less complecated then mine lol

Answer 13

idk. just asked

Answer 14

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @jhonyy9
idk. just asked
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ohhhh i didnt read it right

Answer 15

@capalotjavonta23 do you can pls clarifie this ?

Answer 16

can you pls post an image about your problem ?

Answer 17

yea i would need a image of the problem so I can make sure I did it right

Answer 18

... just logic the last 2 if you multiplie an expression inside parentheses in general the number by what multiplie is in front of parentheses - suppose if this is next to parentheses so this wan be exponent