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What is the value of the expression (3a-8)/(6(8-a)) when a = 4? Remember to use PEMDAS.

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Explanation:


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→ Rewrite the equation given the information:


a=4


  • (3*4-8) ÷
    (6(8-4))


or


  • ((3*4-8))/((6(8-4)))

→ Solve using PEMDAS:

Parenthesis:


  • 3*4-8=\bold4

  • (6(8-4))=\bold2\bold4

Division:


  • 4 ÷
    24=\bold0\bold.\bold1\bold6\bold
    r (Repeating)

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So based on the above work we can conclude that your answer is:

  • Decimal Form:
    \bold0\bold.\bold1\bold6\bold
    r (Repeating)
  • Fraction Form:
    (\bold1)/(\bold6)

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Hope~this~helps!


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User Buzzrick
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Answer:

The value of (3a-8)/(6(8-8)) is equal to 1/6.

Explanation:

Plug in 4 for a.

(3(4)-8) / (6(8-4))

(12-8) / (6(4)

4 / 24

Now simplify.

4/24 simplifies to 1/6

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