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2 years ago

-34 + 52 + -18 (Intergers!!)

1 answer:

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We need to follow PEMDAS

We have to do the addition and subtraction from left to right.

Rearrange the terms

52 - 18 - 34

52 -1(18+34)

52 -1(52)

52 - 52

0

So, at the end, your final answer is 0.

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