Math 7. Grade 7 Evaluate: 6(p÷x) - 2x , if p = 6 and x = 3. SHOW ALL OF YOUR WORK!

2 answers:

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6(6/3)-2*3
You would take 6 times 6 then 6 times three. After that you would set your problem up like this
36/18-2*3 then you would take 2*3 which is six
Then it would be set up like so
36/18-6
You would then divide 36 and 18 which is two. Then take 2 minus 6 which is -4 so your answer would be -4.

klemol [59]3 years ago

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Answer : 6

6(p÷x) - 2x

6(6÷3) - 2(3)

6(2) - 2(3)

12 - 6

6

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