2 years ago

(8-2•29) divided by 3

Mathematics

1 answer:

Nesterboy [21]2 years ago

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[(8 - 2 * 29)]/3

Let's solve inside the brackets first.

According to PEMDAS, multiplication gets solved before subtraction so multiply 2 * 29 in the parentheses.

[(8 - 58)]/3

Subtract 58 from 8 in the parentheses.

(-50)/3

Divide -50 by 3.

-16.667 or -16 2/3 is your answer.

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