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Show all workingEvaluate(3.5×3.5)+0.5÷35

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1. PEMDAS states we solve what’s in parentheses first.
(3.5*3.5)+0.5/35
12.35+0.5/35

2. Next we divide 0.5 by 35 and get roughly 0.0142

3. We’re left with the equation below and all that’s left is to add

12.35+0.0142=12.492

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