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3 years ago

4+2(7)= 62+8×3= 3(2+5)−5(3)+8= 24−6+12÷2×3=

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Temka [501]3 years ago

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4+2(7)= 18

62+8x3= 86

3(2+5)-5(3)+8= 14

24-6+12÷2x3= 36

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