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Identify the steps needed to evaluate the expression below. 8×1+(8+9)−38÷2×5

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lbvjy [14]3 years ago

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First calculate the sum or difference: 8+(8+9)-19 x 5.
Second calculate the product or quotient: 8+17-19 x 5
Third calculate the sum: 8+17-95
Lastly subtract 25 - 95.

Then your answer is -70. Please give brainliest!

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