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2 years ago

What is 76-183+56-1,543 (15 points)

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7 0

Use Pemdas
<span>76-183+56-1,543
</span><span>-107+56-1,543
</span><span>-51-1,543
</span>−<span>1594
</span>
−1594<span> is your answer.
</span>
Hoped I helped!

san4es73 [151]2 years ago

3 0

Answer: First, I would round all numbers (to the nearest tenth).

183 rounds to 180

76 rounds to 80

15 rounds to 20

29 rounds to 30.

Now plug those numbers into the equation.

180/(80-20)+30

Using PEMDAS, I solve the parentheseis first.

80-20=60.

180/60+30

Then, add 60+30.

60+30=90.

you get 180/90.

180/90=2.

Step-by-step explanation:

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