Question

So im doing an algebraic expression, and to solve it i need to do 28 divided by 6 x 4 - 2. I cant figure it out- i needs to be without remainder, and if im using PEMDAS it has remainder-

Answer 1

Can you post the exact question?

Answer 2

I dont have it with me-

Answer 3

Have you tried long division?

Answer 4

Welp long division includes remainder also?

Answer 5

You can have a remainder or decimals when you're solving an algebraic expression

Answer 6

Some long division equations don't give off remainders

Answer 7

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @AZ
You can have a remainder or decimals when you're solving an algebraic expression
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Yea- but im almost 100% sure i cant have remainder here-

Answer 8

If we could get your original equation we could make sure

Answer 9

Lemme try and find the problem in my book

Answer 10

Otherwise

28 ÷ 6 x 4 - 2

will have a decimal aka remainder

Answer 11

OMLLLL I PUT THE WRONG NUMBERS IN IM SO SORRY TO WASTE YOUR TIMEEE

Answer 12

im stupid- thanks anyways :>

Answer 13

haha no worries!