Question

solve.
(7 × 8) + 3 − (9 ÷ 3)
answer:
problem:
(7 × 8) + 3 − (9 ÷ 3)
what does the expression look like when you replace (7 × 8) with 56 and (9 ÷ 3) with 3?
7×8=56 9÷3=3
youre doing great with the individual calculations!
lets try putting it together step-by-step.
we know (7 × 8) becomes 56. what comes after (7 × 8) in the original problem?
exactly! so we have 56 + 3.
now, what comes after the 3 in the original problem, and what did we find for (9 ÷ 3)?

Explanation:

Step1: Calculate inside parentheses

First, solve the multiplications and divisions inside the parentheses. For \(7\times8\), we get \(56\), and for \(9\div3\), we get \(3\). So the expression becomes \(56 + 3 - 3\).

Step2: Perform addition and subtraction

Now, add \(56\) and \(3\) first: \(56+3 = 59\). Then subtract \(3\) from \(59\): \(59 - 3 = 56\).

Answer:

\(56\)