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im in algebra 1 for the 8th grade. i just got my first homework, so anyone know how to solve this, and can give me some tips? 14/[3(8-2)-11] helppppppp
asked Oct 25, 2013 in ALGEBRA 1 by rockstar Apprentice

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To simplify the expression follow the order of operations: (PEMDAS)

  1. Evaluate the expressions inside Brackets/Parenthesis (P).
  2. Evaluate Powers/Exponents (E).
  3. Multiply and/or Divide in order from left to right (MD).
  4. Add and/or Subtract in order from left to right (AS).

Given expression is:14/[3(8 - 2) - 11].

Evaluate the expressions inside Brackets/Parenthesis (P).

= 14 / [(3(6) -11]

Next operation is multiplication.

= 14/ [18 -11]

Next operation is subtraction.

= 14/7

Next operation is division.

= 2.

answered Aug 17, 2014 by lilly Expert
edited Aug 17, 2014 by bradely
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14/(3(8-2)-11)

14/(3(6)-11)

14/(18-11)

14/(7)

and the answer is: 2

answered Aug 17, 2014 by anonymous

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