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What value is equivalent to 18 – 3(4-6) *2? I think the answer is 30, but I'm not sure.

User Eddyb
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Hi there! :)

Answer:


\boxed{30}

Explanation:

HINT: PEMDAS

Parenthesis

Exponent

Multiply

Divide

Add

Subtract

LEFT/RIGHT

First, you do parenthesis.


(4-6)=-2


18-3(-2)*2

Then, you multiply from left/right.


3(-2)*2=-12


18-(-12)

Add by the numbers from left/right.


18+12=30


\boxed{30}, is the FINAL/CORRECT ANSWER!

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Have a nice day! :)

-Charlie

User Volodymyr Gubarkov
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18 – 3(4-6) *2

Parenthesis first:

18 - 3(-2) *2

Multiplication from left to right:

18 +6*2 = 18 +12

Addition:

18 + 12 = 30

User Sgibbons
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