69✖️2[8+12-10✖️2+(7-5)-1]-6*

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69×2 [8+12-10×2+ (7-5) -1] -6 69×2 [8+12-10×2+2-1] -6 69×2 [8+12-20+2-1] -6 69×2 [20-20+2-1] -6 69×2 [0+2-1] -6 69×2 [1] -6] 138 [1] -6 138-6 132 I believe this is ur answer.

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