Answer:
Anthony teaches a pottery painting class in order to save up money for a nice
bike. In yesterday's class, 5 of the 11 students painted piggy banks.
If Anthony randomly chose 4 of the pieces of pottery to glaze, fire, and set on
the top shelf in a certain order, what is the probability that just the first 2 of the
chosen pieces of pottery are piggy banks?
8 divided by 1/4 (25%) is 2. Therefor, it would be 10 meters.
Answer:
(2×100) + (4×1) + (1÷10) + (7÷100)
P-paratheses (do any math that has parentheses around the numbers) y=(2x5)+25
E-exponents (do the exponents next) y=(2x5)+5^2
M-multiplying. (Basically everything is self explanatory from here to then cuz im lazy to list examples)
Just basically if you don't use PEMDAS, you'll get the wrong answer
12x2-7=6-2x2+2
14x^2-15=0
a=14 , b =0 , c=-15
0^2-4x14x(-15) =
840
