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6 squared divided by 2 (3) +4 =

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I would like to thank those that corrected me. I got confused and associate 2 inside the parentheses. So here is the correction: 

You must use the method of PEDMAS
P=Parentheses 
E=Exponents
D=Dividing
M=Multiplying
A=Adding
S=Subtracting
 6^{2} ÷2 (3) +4=x

You do the exponents 
 6^{2} =36
36÷2+4=x
You do division next
36÷2=18
You multiply next
18*3=54
54+4=58
Answer:
x=58
ardni313

6 squared divided by 2 (3) +4 = 6² ÷ 2 (3) +4 = 58

Further explanation

Calculation operations include multiply, divide, add, substract, etc.

In mathematical operations we can use the order of operation / calculation according to the principle of PEMDAS

  • P: Parentheses ⇒ ( )
  • E: Exponents (powers, square roots, etc.)⇒√,²
  • MD: Multiplication and Division ⇒ x and :
  • AS: Addition and Subtraction ⇒ + and -

Multiplication and division or addition and subtraction are interchangeable/rank equally so the calculations/equation operations should be done from left to right

6 squared divided by 2 (3) +4

6 squared means = 6²

divided by means division  :

we can write this expressions in to: 6² ÷ 2(3) +4

From the left we calculate first the exponential operation, 6² = 36

The calculation operation becomes 36 ÷ 2(3) +4.

and then divide 36 by 2 = 36: 2 = 18

The calculation operation becomes 18(3) +4.

The number 3 in parentheses is the same as multiplication

18x3 = 54

The calculation operation becomes 54 + 4

Last operation is an Add 54+4 = [tex]\large{\boxed{\boxed{\bold{58}}}[/tex]

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