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Using Order of Operations, you always do Multiplication before Division ​
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Using Order of Operations, you always do Multiplication before Division
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Answer: No you dont. But you also do not have to divide either. order of operations means following what comes first, so what ever comes first is what you do. Follow PEMDAS

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