SOLUTION: � 5[1 � 7] � (-6) + 1 im not sure how to solve this i did it on a scientific cal. and i got -4 and i had a friend do it and she got 5 and 4 6ths. i when i do it and work it

Question 123963:

� 5[1 � 7] � (-6) + 1
im not sure how to solve this i did it on a scientific cal. and i got -4 and i had a friend do it and she got 5 and 4 6ths. i when i do it and work it out i get 2 so any help would be appreciated.
Answer by checkley71(8403) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
-5[1-7]/(-6+1)
-5*-6/-5
30/-5
-6 ANSWER.
OR
{[-5[1-7]/(-6)}+1
{[-5*-6]/-6}+1
{30/-6}+1
-5+1
-4 ANSWER.

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