Homework Help: math

Posted by karla on Monday, January 9, 2012 at 5:55pm.

how do i show my work for, 5+10/(1*(8+6)-4=6
ya i know the answer but i wanna know how to show my work.

math - Reiny, Monday, January 9, 2012 at 6:10pm
your brackets do not match up
5+10/(1*(8+6)-4

I will guess you meant
5+10/(1*(8+6)-4)
then
= 5+10/(1*(14)-4)
= 5+10/((14)-4)
= 5+10/(10)
= 5+1
= 6

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