SOLUTION: I really need help solving: 7+(9-3^2) I can solve it regularly but my teacher wants me to explain it with the property steps..

Question 1045111: I really need help solving: 7+(9-3^2) I can solve it regularly but my teacher wants me to explain it with the property steps..
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
I really need help solving: 7+(9-3^2) I can solve it regularly but my teacher wants me to explain it with the property steps..
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Equations are solved.
You'll see, eg, "Solve for x."
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That's not an equation.
I can tell - there's no equal sign.
equal - equate - equation.
--> nothing to solve.
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7+(9-3^2)
= 7+ (9-9)
= 7 + 0
= 7

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