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4/5 × (12÷2+4)-1 what is the value of the expression

4/5 × (12÷2+4)-1 what is the value of the expression-example-1
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Given the expression


(4)/(5)\cdot(12/2+4)-1

To find the value of the expression you have to follow the order of operations:

- Parentheses

- Exponents

- Multiplication/Division

- Addition/ Subtraction

• First, you have to solve the operations inside the parentheses term:


12/2+4

Solve the division first and then the sum:


12/2+4=6+4=10

• Write the result on the original expression:


\begin{gathered} (4)/(5)\cdot(12/2+4)-1 \\ (4)/(5)\cdot10-1 \end{gathered}

• The next step is to solve the multiplication and finally solve the difference


(4)/(5)\cdot10-1=8-1=7

The value of the expression is 7

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