Yes, parentheses can change the order in which operations are performed in an expression.
Let us understand this with two examples.
First example.
Let us suppose we have to simplify the expression

In this expression we have evaluated subtraction first instead of multiply.
Second example.
Let us suppose we have to simplify the expression

In this expression we have evaluated multiplication first and then subtraction.
Therefore, from above two examples we can see that parentheses can change the order in which operations are performed in an expression.
63+74+x=180
180-63-74=43
x=43
Hello :
f(12) represent : <span>B. The value of (7x − 1) when x = 12</span>
Answer:
square root of 45/4, square root of 20, 4.5, 45/11
Step-by-step explanation:
square root of 45/4=3.354
square root of 20=4.47
4.5
45/11=4.9
YES
Base=b
Height= h
Area 1=A1=1/2*b*h
Base=b
Height= 4h
Area of triangle 2=A2=1/2*b*4h
A2/A1= (1/2*b*4h)/(1/2*b*h)
= (1/2*b*4h)/(1/2*b*h)
=4/1
Ratio of heights =h2/h1= 4/1
Ratio of areas =A2/A1= 4/1
They are proportional.