Question

6 x 3 + 3^2 (The two is an exponent) Simplify

Answer 1

Help

Answer 2

Can you rewrite it-?

Answer 3

Um...I don't know....

Answer 4

I think she means \((6 \times 3) + 3^2\) ?

Answer 5

ohhh

so what is 6 times 3
and what is 3 squared
then add them together

Answer 6

Yes but without the pathesises

Answer 7

they are needed

Answer 8

The parenthesis don't really matter lol
1st what is 3^2= ?

Answer 9

in this equation we must use pemdas

Answer 10

(6x3) + 3^2

Answer 11

Actually, in the equation I have, it's isn't shown.

Answer 12

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Answer 13

perithesis first

Answer 14

then exponets

Answer 15

It says simplify the answer using the order of operations.

Answer 16

then solve the addition problem to come

Answer 17

So I got 27?

Answer 18

I think that's right e.e

Answer 19

New question

Answer 20

@supie

Answer 21

@snowflake0531

Answer 22

@shawnte

Answer 23

1st exponents, 9^2= ?

Answer 24

18

Answer 25

wsp

Answer 26

no, \(9^2=9\times9=?\)

Answer 27

yep

Answer 28

oh yeah, 81

Answer 29

yup

Answer 30

now 81/3

Answer 31

27?

Answer 32

Yes, so now you have \(13+\frac{81}{3}\)
81/3= ?

Answer 33

yup

Answer 34

now 27+13

Answer 35

40?

Answer 36

81/3.........yes it is

Answer 37

dh

Answer 38

ohh, i read that wrong

Answer 39

i thought she was saying 27 is the answer

Answer 40

It's ok.

Answer 41

stop givin ppl wrong answeers den callin me wrong

Answer 42

when did i call u wrong

Answer 43

27 isnt the answer

Answer 44

Thanks for the help y'all. I got the answer right with 40...

Answer 45

I got a 100% so, thanks!

Answer 46

np c:

Answer 47

np and huh

Answer 48

Yeah, what is "huh" for?

Answer 49

dw abt it, some ppl are slow

Answer 50

True