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2 years ago

The expression 2sq.+2*2/2 equals 7. Copy the expression and insert one pair of parentheses to make the expression equal 11.

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Roman55 [17]2 years ago

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Around 2*2/2 because if you do 2 times 2 2/2 it equals 11

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