I can't figure this out to save my life. Can someone please show me the steps?

Question

(-3)(-3) - 3 -2|(-3)(2) + 5| =

Answer 1

Order goes: Multiplication and division then subtraction and division. Do parentheses and absolute values first before everything else.

Start with the absolute value: -5+5 = 0. 0 has an absolute value of 0. Times -2 is 0. So you are left with (-3)(-3) - 3 -0. Multiply first, then subtract. 9-3 = 6.

Answer 2

19

good luck

Answer 3

Remember (please excuse my dear aunt sally)?

(-3)(-3)-3-2l(-6)+5l =

(-3)(-3)-3-2l-1l

(-3)(-3)-3-2

(9)-3-2

6-2

4

Answer 4

ok so (-3)(-3),means multyplying them.. the answer to that is +9, or 9 so then it;s 9 -3 -2 (-3)-2-+5

so now its 9 plus negative 3, which is 6 so now its 6-3-2(-3)-2+5

6 plus negative 3 is 3, so its 3 -2 (-3)-2+5

3 plus negative 2 is 1 so its 1(-3)-2 +5

1 times negative 3 is negative 3 so its -3 -2 +5

-3 plus -2 is -5

so its

-5 +5

which should be zero...

Answer 5

always remember,  My Dear Aunt Sally

1. M is multiply all #'s that are to me multiplied.

2. D- is divide

3. A- is Add

4. S- is subtract.

My Dear Aunt Sally

I think the answer is 3

Answer 6

4?