(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I need help, here is what the problem is: Consider the expression: 1 + (6/7 + (2+3)*4)*5 The problem contains these operations: 3 additions 2 multiplications(*) 1 division and 2 sets of parentheses. The task: Keeping the numbers in their original order of 1 6 7 2 3 4 5, rearrange the operations to find the maximum value of the expression and then rearrange it to find the minimum value. I need the to see the work involved in this. IF YOU GET THIS FOR ME I WILL GIVE 300k

Ugh that sucks man, and thanks I just cant figure it out and I havent gotten a Ti calculator yet.

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Bump, help, anyone?

I didnt read the original post, but if this is from a CPM book from the US then go to hotmath.com and use "roadrunner" without the quotations for the username log in and you'll get the answers for the book. =D

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Why would you have to rearrange them and solve them INCORRECTLY? I don't really understand why a teach would make students do things that have no educational value? BUT the answer would be: the highest value would have the highest numbers first, and the lowest value would have the lowest numbers first. Sorry if I'm wrong because the question is kind of vague.

Hold on I'll draw it up for you.

Thanks, and I know, the ****ing bitch thinks we are actually learning from this question, meanwhile its just wasting our time.

solve it in this order
p parenthesis
e exponets
m multiply
d division
a addition
s subtraction

No problem, I'm going to business school so if there is any math you need, just message me. :y: