Like in 5(3-6 x 9 +56 -3 +5)7
or is it just in the order they come in?
or is it just in the order they come in?
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Yes, you do. Pemdas is always relevant, even when you work with variables.
5(3 - 6 x 9 + 56 - 3 + 5)^7
= 5(3 - 54 + 56 - 3 + 4)^7
= 5(-51 + 56 - 3 + 4)^7
= 5(5 - 3 + 4)^7
= 5(2 + 4)^7
= 5(6)^7
= 5 x 279936
= 1399680
5(3 - 6 x 9 + 56 - 3 + 5)^7
= 5(3 - 54 + 56 - 3 + 4)^7
= 5(-51 + 56 - 3 + 4)^7
= 5(5 - 3 + 4)^7
= 5(2 + 4)^7
= 5(6)^7
= 5 x 279936
= 1399680
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yes. Even when you are inside parentheses, you still follow pemdas.
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Yes. You follow pemdas inside brackets.
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yes