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2 years ago

9 ÷ 3[(20 − 7) − 22]

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soldier1979 [14.2K]2 years ago

5 0

Answer:

-27

Step-by-step explanation:

Any operations inside parentheses must be carried out first.

Thus,

9 ÷ 3[(20 − 7) − 22] becomes 9 ÷ 3[(13) − 22]

This, in turn, becomes 9 ÷ 3[-9].

The negative operator can be taken out and written up front: -9 ÷ 3[9) Note: this does not call for subtraction).

Carrying out the indicated operations from left to right:

-3(9) = -27

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