Tara C.
asked 12/22/12I've got to use the order of operations using these numbers 7,13, and 17
We are doing order of operations for school
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Daniel O. answered 12/26/12
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Another example:
(17 - 7)*13 = 10*13 =
or:
(17-13)*4 = 4*4 =
Kevin M. answered 12/22/12
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7*7-13+17=
49-30=19
Try to use parenthesis to separate the problem into its operational parts.
(7*7)-(13+17)=
sorry but don't quite know how to do it with ONLY those numbers used once.(is that what you need??)
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Kevin M.
Do you need to use ony those numbers only once???
12/22/12