Since the question specifically describes the order, (gh) needs to be in parentheses so 3(gh) would be the answer without simplifying, showing the sequence of operations.
Jacob B.
asked 01/24/25Write an expression for the sequence of operations described below. multiply g by h, then multiply 3 by the result
do not simplify
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Inactive Tutor answered 01/28/25
The expression for the sequence of operations is: 3 * (g * h). It is important to remember the order of operations, sometimes referred to as "PEMDAS". Hope that helps!
Inactive Tutor answered 01/25/25
When turning word problems into mathematical expressions, the key is to take each part of the problem and figure out what math term shows the same thing. So, multiply g by h would be g x h. However, when you are multiplying variables (letters) you can just put them next to each other instead of using the "x". So, gh. Multiply 3 by the result: 3gh. That's your answer.
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