A. 2 – 8 - [- 4 – (-6 + 3 -9)] X ( -10 ÷2) suprimir los signos de agrupacion

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<h3> Answer: 34</h3><h3 /><h3 /><h3 /><h3>Step-by-step explanation: 2 – 8 - [- 4 – (-6 + 3 -9)] X ( -10 ÷2)</h3><h3>Así es como resolví esta pregunta: usé PEMDAS significa paréntesis, exponentes, multiplicación o</h3><h3> División, suma y resta...</h3><h3>Espero que la hayan resuelto bien!</h3>

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