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3 years ago

16/4+56-[3+4+1]= WHATS THE ANSWER

2 answers:

5 0

First do the parentheses:
16/4+56-8
Then divide:
4+56-8
Then add and subtract from left to right:
60-8
52
Hope this helps.

uranmaximum [27]3 years ago

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16/4+56-[3+4+1]=4+56−(3+4+1) =60−(3+4+1) =60−(7+1) =60−8 =52

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