Find the value of the expression
99 x 4/9 -(5=4)
Your parentheses do not make sense at that location. If you remove them, you have an invalid equation. Why is there an = sign there at all?
4/9 x 99 = 44
See if you can do the rest.
To find the value of the expression, let's break it down step by step.
First, simplify the fraction 4/9. To do this, multiply the numerator (4) by 99:
4/9 * 99 = 44
Next, let's evaluate the expression inside the parentheses, (5=4).
The expression (5=4) compares whether 5 is equal to 4. However, it seems there is an error in the expression because the equals sign (=) is used instead of the comparison operator (==).
Assuming this is a typographical error, we simplify it by checking whether 5 is equal to 4:
(5==4) evaluates to false
Now, we can substitute the results into the original expression:
44 - (5=4)
Since (5=4) is false, we can replace it with 0:
44 - 0
Finally, we simplify the expression:
44
Therefore, the value of the expression 99 x 4/9 - (5=4) is 44.