Question

3(2 × −4) + 2 + 5.








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Answer 1

• As per the data given in the question, we have to determine the value of the given expression.

       Given data:- $3(2\times -4)+2+5.$

       To find:- the value of the given expression.

       Solution:-  

• Here, we will use BODMAS RULE.  

• BODMAS RULE:- It is a correct order to solve the mathematical expression.

• Where, B stands for bracket

• O stands for of

• D stands for divide

• M stands for multiplication

• A stands for addition

• S stands for subtraction.

        Therefore,

         $\Rightarrow 3(2\times-4)+2+5\\\Rightarrow 3\times-8+2+5\\\Rightarrow -24+7\\=17.$

      Hence, the value will be $17.$

Answer 2

Given,

$3(2\times-4)+2+5$

Now we have to simplify the given.

To simplify the given we have to use BODMAS rule.

First we have to multiply the numbers which are in brackets.

$3(-8)+2+5$

Now we have to multiply $3$ and $-8$

$-24+2+5$

Now we have to add $2$ and $5$

$-24+7$

$-17$

Therefore, after simplification we got the value is $-17$