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3 years ago

Simply this equation

Mathematics

2 answers:

Alecsey [184]3 years ago

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Use "pemdas"(parenthesis;exponents;multiplication and division:left to right; add and subtract:left to right;)

-12 divided by 3 times (-8+(-4) .2.-6)+2
(-12 divided by 3) times -12(.2.-6 +2)
(4 "times" -12)(.2.-6 +2)
(4 times -12) (.2.-6+2)
48 times 10
58

DaniilM [7]3 years ago

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12÷ 3( -8+16-6) +2
12÷3(2)+12
12÷6+12
2+12+14
so 14 is your answer

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