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3 years ago

Subtract: 8 – 4 1∕2 .

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Always follow the rules of BOMDAS. (If you don't know them or maybe learned differently tell me).
Firstly multiply 4(1/2) and then substract
8 - 4(1/2)
8 - 2
6
Hope this helps :).

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