What is 9+9(2+4)÷3-2 equal

1 answer:

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First, we must follow PEMDAS. (Parenthesis, exponents, division, multiplication, addition, and subtraction.).

We do what's in the parenthesis first.

9+9(2+4)÷3-2.

2+4=6.

Now our problem looks like this;

9+9(6)÷3-2
OR
9+9×6÷3-2.

Anything in a parenthesis with no sign next to it, like this; 8(2), just means multiplication, so it would look like this: 8×2.

Next, we do all the multiplication in our problem.

9+9×6÷3-2.

9×6=54.

Now our problem looks like this;

9+54÷3-2.

Next, we do the division.

9+54÷3-2

54÷3=18.

Now our problem looks like this;

9+18-2.

Next, we do the addition.

9+18-2

9+18=27

Now it looks like this;

27-2.

Finally, we subtract.

27-2=25.

Your final answer is 25!

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