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X2 + (2y) ÷ (2w) + 3z for w = 2, x = 5, y = 8, and z = 3?

1 answer:

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5•2= 10, 2•8=16, 2•2=4, 3•3=9
The new problem is 10+(16)/(4)+9
Then divide because that comes first in PEMDAS : (16)/(4)= (4)
Now add: 10+4+9= 23
The answer is 23

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