Use properties to find the sum or product PEMDAS 93+(68+7)

1 answer:

6 0

Parentheses: 68+7 = 75
You’re left with 93+75
There’s not exponents, multiplication or division so you just do simple addition
93+75 = 168 and that’s your answer (:

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