Asked by Ashley
                Please explain how to do this problem:
5(9-3)+5x4-6=
            
        5(9-3)+5x4-6=
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                    Answered by
            Mike
            
    ok first do p.e.m.d.a.s.
do (9-3)
then 5x(what 9-3= or now used as x)
then 5x4
then x+what 5x4=
finaley -6
ask if u don't understand
    
do (9-3)
then 5x(what 9-3= or now used as x)
then 5x4
then x+what 5x4=
finaley -6
ask if u don't understand
                    Answered by
            Ashley
            
    Hi Mike!
Thanks for the help...is the answer 134???
    
Thanks for the help...is the answer 134???
                    Answered by
            Mike
            
    134 good try but it is 44 heres how...
9-3=6
5x6=30
5x4=20
30+20=50
50-6=44
see ask if u don't understand
    
9-3=6
5x6=30
5x4=20
30+20=50
50-6=44
see ask if u don't understand
                    Answered by
            Ashley
            
    why do you add 30 & 20when the indication is to x????
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Ashley
    
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Ashley
                    Answered by
            Mike
            
    x is just 9-3 i was not going to tell u the answer so 9-3=6 so 5x6=30 and 5x4=20 then you add them together then subtract 6 to get 44 see
    
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