Use the order of operations to solve an expression. 10×12-14÷2+15

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Use the order of operations to solve an expression.

10×12-14÷2+15

Mathematics
middle-school

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10*12=120,,14/2=7 so 120-7+15=128

Varnie answered May 17, 2022

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Answer:

128

Explanation:

use PEMDAS

10×12-14÷2+15

multiply first

120-14÷2+15

divide next

120-7+15

now solve left to right

113+15

128

Rafal Zajac answered May 23, 2022

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