3 years ago

(-12)÷6+2 pls help math is hard for me

Mathematics

1 answer:

SVEN [57.7K]3 years ago

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The Answer is -3/2

Below is how I got that answer

(-12) / 6+2

-12/ 8 (Simplify the problem by adding 6 and 2, remove the parenthesis).

-3/2 (Simplify -12/8 by dividing it by 4)

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