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Where do I put one set of parentheses in this equation?
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Where do I put one set of parentheses in this equation?

Where do I put one set of parentheses in this equation?-example-1
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Answer:

You could put a set of parentheses around
8^(2) ÷
4

Explanation:

  1. Division or multiplication (depending on which one is in the equation. In our case, it's division) always has to be solved first.
  2. Therefore, you would put your parentheses around
    8^(2) ÷
    4

I hope this helps!

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