Solve the equation using the order of operations. [6+(8−2×2)÷2]

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Solve the equation using the order of operations. [6+(8−2×2)÷2]

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Answer: 8

Step-by-step explanation: Multiplication comes first before subtraction in PEMDAS so in the middle brackets its 4. So now we have [6+4 divided by 2] which equals 8.

Natisha answered May 22, 2023

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