SOLUTION: (5+4)2+[14�(6�3)-2(7-9)]-8�2=

Question 668040: (5+4)2+[14�(6�3)-2(7-9)]-8�2=
Answer by blwinbbbles(106) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
In math there is an order in which functions are done..
parathesis
exponentals
multiplication/division
addition/subtraction
so:
(5+4)2+[14/(6/3)-2(7-9)]-8x2=
(9)2 + [14/2 - 2(-2)] -16 =
18 + [7-(-4)] - 16
18 + 11 - 16
29-16
13
So your answer is 13.
Just take each part of the equation and slowly solve it. It will be much easier that way

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