4 years ago

35÷(-7)+6 how do i do this prob.

2 answers:

Oliga [24]4 years ago

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35/-7 = -5 +6 = 1<----- Answer

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PEMDAS

Parentheses ,Exponents ,Multiply ,Divide ,Add ,Subtract

First divide 35 by negative 7.Then add 6 to the quotient
35/(-7) = -5
-5 +6 = 1

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