Find the value of this expression: 0.4(0.6+3.2)÷2

The answer to this question is 2.1

The first step would be taking 0.4 times 0.6 which would give you 0.24. Now take 0.4 times 3.2 which would give you 1.28. Divide 1.28 by 2 because your equation would look like 0.24+3.2 ÷2. Remember PEMDAS which means parentheses, , multiplication, division, addition and subtraction. So 3.2 ÷ 2 is 1.6. Lastly add 0.24 and 1.6 which would equal 1.84.

Or it could be adding the numbers in the parentheses which would give 3.8, then divide by 2 which you would get 1.9 and now add 0.4. Then your final answer would be 2.3.

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