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3 years ago

Add brackets to make this statement correct 2+3×4+5=29

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Digiron [165]3 years ago

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$2+3\times+5=29\\\\\huge\boxed{2+3\times(4+5)}\\\\2+3(4+5)=2+3(9)=2+27=\boxed{29}\ \ \ \ :)$

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