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frez [133]
3 years ago
7

What is the answer of 3[4(2³)-5²+7(8+4²)-16]?

Mathematics
1 answer:
Montano1993 [528]3 years ago
8 0

<span>3[4(23)-52+7(8+42)-16]</span>

<span>3 x (4 x 8 - 52 + 7 x (8 + 42) - 16)</span>

<span>3 x (32 - 52 + 7 x (8 + 42) - 16)</span>

<span>3 x (16 – 52 + 7 x (8 + 42))</span>

<span>3 x (16 - 25 + 7 x (8 + 42))</span>

<span>3 x (-9 + 7 x (8 + 42))</span>

3 x (-9 +7 x (8 + 16))

3 x (-9 + 7 x 24)

3 x (-9 + 168)

3 x 159

477


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