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I think it would be (15-6)*5 because when it says 5 times you would cross out both B and D but then you have to find out what large as 15 minus 6 which i think would be (15-6) so your answer would be C. (15-6)*5

12345 [234]2 years ago

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Assuming you wrote the question correctly, none of the choices are correct. Multiplication takes precedence over subtraction.

(5×15)-6

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