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Gucchi:

Evaluate 9 ÷ 3[(20 − 7) − 2²]. 0.18 0.34 27 51

Gucchi:

Am I right with B?

Gucchi:

@carmelle

Haileybailey:

youve been right so far- youre most likely correct on this one too

Gucchi:

@haileybailey wrote:
youve been right so far- youre most likely correct on this one too
thats not very helpful lol

carmelle:

Lets use PEMDAS `(Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, Subtraction)` What would you get?

Haileybailey:

@gucchi wrote:
@haileybailey wrote:
youve been right so far- youre most likely correct on this one too
thats not very helpful lol
nobody asked but ok. not everyone is helpful

Gucchi:

@haileybailey wrote:
@gucchi wrote:
@haileybailey wrote:
youve been right so far- youre most likely correct on this one too
thats not very helpful lol
nobody asked but ok. not everyone is helpful
??

Gucchi:

@carmelle wrote:
Lets use PEMDAS `(Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, Subtraction)` What would you get?
hmm first 20-7

Gucchi:

which is 13

Gucchi:

2(2) which is 4

Gucchi:

9/3 which is 3

Gucchi:

13 - 4

Gucchi:

which is 9

Gucchi:

WAIT

Gucchi:

its 27

carmelle:

um.. yes it 27 but let me help~ ok so 9÷3 = 9/3 so \[\frac{ 9 }{ 3 }(20−7−2^2)\] simplify... \[\frac{ 9 }{ 3 }(20−7−4)\] Now we have to multiply each number by 9/3 so... \[= (\frac{ 9 }{ 3 }) ( 20 ) + (\frac{ 9 }{ 3 }) ( − 7 ) + ( \frac{ 9 }{ 3 }) ( − 4 )\] Does that make sense so far?

carmelle:

If it does, what do you get when you multiply?

Gucchi:

Ohhhh ok it makes sense

Gucchi:

i forgot about that last part

carmelle:

yea so wut do you get after multiplying all that?

Gucchi:

60 + -21 + -12?

carmelle:

yeah... so basically what is 60 - 21 - 12

Gucchi:

27

Gucchi:

Okay, i get it thank you

carmelle:

Yep that correct, so the answer is 27 and NOT 0.34 :)

Gucchi:

Alright

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