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Vlad [161]
3 years ago
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I need step by step explanation with answers please answer I’ll mark ya as brainlist

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Svetradugi [14.3K]3 years ago
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Answer: Mark me as brainlist

1.

a. 5

b.5300

c.-891

d.-312

2.

a. y=3

b.x=-3

c.z=4

d. y=4.33

Step-by-step explanation:

1

a.Solution:

-32÷8×2+2+1

=-4×2+2+1

=-8+2+1

=-8+3

=-5

b. Solition:

53×9+109×53

=477+5777

=5300

c. Solution:

-891

d. Solution:

-63×12+12×37

=-756+444

-312

2.

a. Solution:

5y-3+3=-18+3

5y=-15

y=-15/5

y=3

b. Solution:

-3x-9+9=0+9

-3x=9

x=9/-3

x=-3

c. Solution:

4+3-3(z-8-3)=-23-3

4(z-5)=-20

4z-20=-20

4z-20+20=-20+20

4z

z=4

d. Solution:

1-2+2(y-4+2)=5+2

3(y-2)=7

3y-6=7

3y-6+6=7+6

3y=13

y=13/3

y=4.33

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