Where do you put the perentheses im 9 5plus 5 divided by 5 plus 2 to give you the answer of 2?

Answer 1

To get the result of 2 from the expression "9 5 plus 5 divided by 5 plus 2," you can place the parentheses like this: (9 - (5 + 5) \div (5 + 2)). This simplifies to (9 - 10 \div 7), which equals (9 - \frac{10}{7} = 9 - 1.4286 \approx 7.5714), not 2.

If you meant "9 + 5" instead of "9 5," you can also adjust parentheses to achieve the desired result, but based on your original phrasing, it's unclear. Could you clarify the expression?