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2 years ago

It says circle the terms,then simplify each expression to 5•3+4

1 answer:

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So first you have to do PEMDAS (Parenthesis, Exponent, Multiply, Divide, Add, Subtract). Now, when you do PEMDAS, you need to go from left to right in the order I just described to you.

So in this situation, first multiply 5 times 3 to get 15. Next is addition. 15+4=19.

PS sorry for taking so long.

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