98 - 5q for q = 7 help

2 answers:

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63.

98-5q
plug 7 in and take out q
98- 5×7
follow pemdas. multiplication and division go before adding and subtracting, m and d are before a and s in pemdas.

5×7= 35

98-35=
63

Molodets [167]4 years ago

3 0

you have to multiply the 5 and the 7 and you get 35 then subtract 98 and 35 and you get 63

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