am right --- 2+4+2+5-6x2= 14

no you are wrong.its is 1,the right answer.you seem to be very poor in maths.

no

I got 1 for an answer too. In questions like this you need to use the "BEDMAS" order rule. First you solve B(brackets), E(Exponenets), D (Division), M ( multiplication), A (Addition), S (Subtraction).

The answer is 1.

No you are wrong the answer to this is one...................... not 14...

the answer is 1

to be honest i think the answer is 1.

Wrong...the answer is 1.

The folks who answered 1 are correct. You MUST use the Order of Operations Agreement. 1. Grouping (work everything in grouping symbols first) 2. Exponents 3. Multiplication/Division --as you come to it left to right 4. Addition/Subtractio --as you come to it left to right. Here is the problem...using the rules above. 2 + 4 + 2 + 5 - 6 x 2 There are no grouping symbols...there are no exponents. There is multiplication...do this first. 2 + 4 + 2 + 5 - 12 (completing the multipication) Now, add and subtract left to right. 6 + 2 + 5 - 12 8 + 5 - 12 13 - 12 1

yes you're right

the answer is 1

13-12 = 1

no you are wrong the answer is 1

answe is one

yes u r right the ans is 14

YEAH BUT HOW ABOUT 2+4+2+5-(6x2)= ?

sorry but ur hopeless man the answer is 1