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15-08-2017
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What does 6^2÷2(3)+4 equal?

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15-08-2017

6^2 = 36

Then divide by 2 which is 18.

Then multiply by 3 which is 54.

Then add 4 which gives you a final answer of 58.

You must use order of operations (PEMDAS).

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