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3 years ago

6+[11-{10+2-(8 of 2+1-3×4) }]

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Vesna [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Step-by-step explanation:

6+[11-{10+2-(8×2+1-3×4)}]

6+[11-{10+2-(8×2+1-3×4)}]6+[11-{10+2-(12)}

6+[11-{10+2-(8×2+1-3×4)}]6+[11-{10+2-(12)} ]6+[11-[10+2-12}]

6+[11-{10+2-(8×2+1-3×4)}]6+[11-{10+2-(12)} ]6+[11-{10+2-12}]6+[11-{0}]

6+[11-0]

6+[11]

6+11

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