How do you decide which operations to use when you are solving a problem? Give an example.

1 answer:

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It really depends on what kind of problem. like if you are doing a word problem or whatever than you should read the question a couple times, underline key words, DECIDE which operation to use, refer to the question and see if it makes sense. Hope I helped :)

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