Solve the following problem:
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Solve the following problem:
Recall the order of operations: parentheses precede all other operations, next precede to the multiplication and division operations (from left to right), addition and subtraction come last (from left to right)
When there are parentheses within parentheses, we start with the innermost ones first.
In this exercise, there are only multiplication and division operations and parentheses within parentheses.
Therefore, we will first perform the operation in the inner parentheses, after which we can remove the inner parentheses. We'll continue doing this until no more parentheses remain in the exercise.
Express the value obtained in the inner parentheses as a fraction and precede to reduce it.
Reminder - how do we approach fraction reduction? Divide both the numerator and denominator by the same number
The largest number by which we can reduce the fraction is 12
Remember that division by definition is in fact multiplication by the reciprocal
This means that in this case, instead of dividing by one-half, we can multiply by two, which is the reciprocal of one-half
Therefore the answer is option A - (70)
\( 100-(5+55)= \)
The order of operations requires you to work from the inside out! Think of parentheses like nested boxes - you must open the innermost box first before you can access the outer ones.
Remember: dividing by a fraction is the same as multiplying by its reciprocal. So .
Write out each step clearly! After solving the innermost parentheses, rewrite the entire expression. This helps you see your progress and avoid errors.
Yes, but be careful with the order! Many calculators follow order of operations automatically, but it's better to work step-by-step by hand first to understand the process.
When you divide 4 by 24, you get . Simplify by dividing both numerator and denominator by 4: .
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