## anonymous one year ago http://static.k12.com/bank_packages/files/media/mathml_bce0f1adc8230310bf769a8a5b508d9d18a961b4_1.gif

1. anonymous

Do you know PEMDAS?

2. anonymous

yes

3. anonymous

but im horrible at math

4. anonymous

Ok. Well we can split this up with parentheses and then solve according to PEMDAS. Any ideas where we should put the parentheses?

5. anonymous

no

6. Ehsan18

just tell him the simple way!

7. anonymous

can you plz just tell me the answear

8. Ehsan18

first multiply the numbers on the left side of the + sign and then divide the ones on the right side...at the end add both the answers!

9. Ehsan18

the answer comes out to be 10!!!!!!

10. anonymous

thx

11. anonymous

Well there are two parts to this that we're gonna solve, and they're separated by the "+" symbol. The parentheses will be going around the two groups on each side of the "+". It'll look like this $\large (-12 \times -\frac{1}{6} \times 3)~+~(48 \div 3)$ and ok, *sigh*

12. anonymous

@Ehsan18 Can we NOT baby the asker and actually let them do some work?