[18-(6+4)] divided by 2?

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[18-(6+4)] / 2
=[18- 10] /2
= 8 /2
= 4

18 – (6 + 4) /2
= 18 – 10/2
= 8/2
= 4

Actually first add 6+4 which will be equal to 10 now the brackets are solve remove them you will have 18-10 which will be equal to 8 then divide it with 2 that will give u 4

Do the the parenthesis first, then subtract that number from 18 then divide that number by 2

The brackets are basically parenthesis so first you solve the parenthesis inside the brackets. Since the parenthesis in the brackets are now solved you can subtract 18 by 10. From there it's basic division, dividing 8 by 2.

add the 6 and 4, then subtract that from 18; only then should you divide by 2

You have indicated subtraction, so it is (18 - 10)/2 = 8/2 = 4

(18-10)/2 = 8/2 = 4

do what is in inner parentheses first

Please excuse my dear aunt sally. Pemdas. Parentheses, exponents, multiple, Divide, add, then subtract