Posted by Ashley on Wednesday, December 26, 2007 at 11:00am.
Yes, your answer is correct but, personally, I don't like the way you show it.
I think the "line breaks" are in the wrong place. I would show it like this.
(10-7)x5-(2x3) =
3x5-(2x3) =
15-6= 9
thank you!
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