Formula Syntax Practice 3x² + 6x 2x y = You saw this formula when you reviewed order of operations a few screens ago. Ty
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Formula Syntax Practice 3x² + 6x 2x y = You saw this formula when you reviewed order of operations a few screens ago. Type it out in proper spreadsheet syntax, using a reference cell ID for the first cell a value for x appears in. (3 POWER(A2,2)+6+A2)/(2*AZ) *Remember, computers and calculators always evaluate formulas based on order of operations (PEMDAS) so you have to put parentheses around certain equation elements if you want to override this default behavior. Specifically, 1. Always put parentheses around the entire expression to be acted on by an exponent and the entire exponent expression (the part that is superscripted) when they contain more than a single variable or number. 2. Always put parentheses around entire numerators and entire denominators when they contain more than a single variable or number. 1 2 3 4 5. 6 A 6X5 10 15 20 25 y (3 POWER(A2.2)+6*A2 (3*POWER(A2,2)+6*A2 (3 POWER(A2,2)+6*A2 (3+POWER(A2)+6*A2) (3*POWER(A2,2)+6+AZ K