Question

How do you solve this equation 18÷6×(4-3)+6 ?

Answer 1

9 is the right answer. First you had to used pemdas stands for order of operations. P-parenthesis, E-exponents, M-multiply, D-divide, and S-subtracting. You had to calculate with parenthesis first. And it gave us, $(4-3)=1$, or $=18\div \:6*1+6$. Then, you multiply and divide from left to right. And it gave us, $18\div \:6*1=3*1=3$, or $3+6$. Finally, you had to add and subtracting from left to right. And it gave us, $3+6=9$, and it gave us the answer is 9 is the right answer. Hope this helps! And thank you for posting your question at here on brainly, and have a great day. -Charlie

Answer 2

Answer:

PEMDAS

18÷6×(4-3)+6

3 * 1 + 6

3 + 6 = 9