I need help solving the equation
{5x[(4+9)-2]+3}/2=
PLEASE DON'T GIVE ME THE ANSWER WITHOUT GIVING ME THE ORDER OF OPERATION.
start off with the parenthesis in the middle of the problem and work outwards. first do 4 + 9 then subtract the two then multiply by 5 first and then add three last divide by two
parenthesis always go first then exponents
mult and div
add and subt
i think you should get like 29 or something.... idk i did mental math quickly
i don't know what the teachers be sayin
try using
Brackets
Exponents
Division
Mulitiplication
Addition
Subtraction
as the order for doing things in the equation
remember PEMDAS???
Parentheses
Exponents
Multiplication
Division
Addittion
Subtraction