Solve the Expression: 3×(4-1)+5÷1 Using Order of Operations

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3⋅(4−1)+5:1= 3\cdot(4-1)+5:1=

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00:01 Let's start with the parentheses
00:09 Multiplication and division precede addition

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Understand the problem

Solve the exercise:

3⋅(4−1)+5:1= 3\cdot(4-1)+5:1=

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Step-by-step solution

We solve the exercise in parentheses:3⋅3+5:1= 3\cdot3+5:1=

We place in parentheses the multiplication and division exercises:

(3⋅3)+(5:1)= (3\cdot3)+(5:1)=

We solve the exercises in parentheses:

9+5=14 9+5=14

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Final Answer

14 14

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