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2 years ago

((3^3 - 7) • 5)/10 + ((1+3+6+9)-10)

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jasenka [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

(33−7)(5)/10+1+3+6+9−10

= (27−7)(5)/10+1+3+6+9−10

= (20)(5)/10+1+3+6+9−10

= 100/10+1+3+6+9−10

=10+1+3+6+9−10

=10+4+6+9−10

=10+10+9−10

=10+19−10

=10+9

=19

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