14-5+20÷2^2+4 wich order

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1 answer:

Sladkaya [172]2 years ago

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14-5+20÷2∧2+4

exponent first: 14-5+20÷4+4

Divide: 14-5+5+4

Solve left to right: 9+5+4

add all: 14+4 = 18

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