PEMDAS -Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally Solve: 1. 2+3(4+7)= 2. 4 x 7 4(5-3)= BE 3. 6^2-4(3-6)

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PEMDAS -Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally

Solve:
1. 2+3(4+7)=
2. 4 x 7 4(5-3)=
BE
3. 6^2-4(3-6)

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the answer is 88 because if you carry the 2 and subtract one you get 6

Ricard Kollcaku answered Nov 16, 2023

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