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What is the value of 27-2m when m=3
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What is the value of 27-2m when m=3

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The answer is 21.

If we're following the PEMDAS rule. We could make the equation:
27-2(3).

we would do multiplication first, which is
2(3). That leaves us with
27-6.

Now we just subtract that to get our answer, 21.

User Dusty Boshoff
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27 - 2(3) = \\ 27 - 6 = 21
I think that is the answer.
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