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4 years ago

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6 + 12 ÷ 3 * 2 - 3 * 4Also could you explain step-by-step how you got your answer. Thank you

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klasskru [66]4 years ago

6 0

Hello!

Here is your answer:

First write the equation:

6+12÷3×2-3×4

Using PEMDAS you will see that M goes first:

3×2=6

3×4=12

Now make the equation again:

6+12÷6-12

As you look in PEMDAS you will see the D comes next:

12÷6=2

Make the equation again:

6+2-12

As you look in PEMDAS you will see that A goes next:

6+2=8

Write down the equation one more time:

8-12

Now as you look at PEMDAS again you will see as S goes last:

8-12=-4

Your answer is....

=-4

Hope this helps!

Karolina [17]4 years ago

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6+12=18
18/3=6
6*2=12
12-3=9
9*4=36
6+12/3*2-3*4=36

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