Question

*Find the value of | 5 + 7 × (-3) + 4 |

1️⃣ -32
2️⃣ 32
3️⃣ -12
4️⃣ 12​

Answer 1

Given data: | 5 + 7 × (-3) + 4 |

To find: Simplify of the given data

Solution:

• Multiplication is defined as the product of two numbers.
• According to the multiplication rule we have 4 formula.
• (+) x (+) = + Multiplying positive sign we get positive.
• (-) x (-) = + Multiplying negative sign we get positive.
• (+) x (-) = - Multiplying positive and negative sign we get negative.
• (-) x (+)= - Multiplying negative and positive sign we get negative.
• The given value is | 5 + 7 × (-3) + 4 | and we need to multiple the value inside the parenthesis.
• Now the value will be | 5 + (-21) + 4 |. After adding the numbers we get |-12|.
• In mod the negative value is changed to positive value.
• 4) Hence the simplifying of given data is 12.

Answer 2

Answer:

=> The correct answer is an option ( 3 ).

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that:-

$5 + 7 \times (-3) + 4$

To Find:- The value of the expression,

By using the method of BODMAS,

It is a method of solving expressions by conducting several arithmetic operations.

As we have,

=> $5 + 7 \times (-3) + 4$

Simplifying it further, we get

=> 5 + ( -21 ) + 4

Multiplying the numbers,

=> 5 + ( -17 )

=> -12

Hence, the required solution is -12.