SOLUTION: 4(9-6)/(3+4)= once I subtract 9 from 6 and add 3 to 4 what do I do with the 4 do I divide

SOLUTION: 4(9-6)/(3+4)= once I subtract 9 from 6 and add 3 to 4 what do I do with the 4 do I divide

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Question 202922: 4(9-6)/(3+4)= once I subtract 9 from 6 and add 3 to 4 what do I do with the 4 do I divide
Answer by Earlsdon(6294) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Well, you've got the right idea!
Simplify:
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