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Finley Mack
Mathematics
9 October, 10:00
If my equation was
160x7+5x3+68 where would I put my parenthesis?
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Averi Deleon
9 October, 10:05
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You should write the equation as (160x7) + (5x3) + 68. Remember, the order of operations says that multiplication should be done first. P - parentheses E - exponents M/D - multiplication / division A/S - addition / subtraction
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