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3 years ago

8{[(7+4)2]-[(11-7)*4]}

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Norma-Jean [14]3 years ago

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8*{[(7+4)*2]-[(11-7)*4]}
=
8*{[(11)*2]-[(4)*4]}
=
8*{[22]-[16]}
=
8*{6}
=
48

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