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Seema has to evaluate 7 × (−3) − (−4) × 6 + (−9). What answer should she get?

Class 7Integer Expressions with BracketsIntegers
  • A−54
  • B6
  • C−6
  • D12

Step-by-Step Solution

7 × (−3) = −21 and (−4) × 6 = −24. So −21 − (−24) − 9 = −21 + 24 − 9 = −6. (−54 forgets that − (−24) is +24.)
Answer: C) −6

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