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2 years ago

Simplify:{15×115-(-3)}(4-4)÷3{5+(-3)×(-6)}

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Maurinko [17]2 years ago

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(15×115-(-3)}(4-4)÷3{5+(-3)×(-6)}
(1725+3)(0)÷3{5+18}
(1728)(0)÷3(23)
0÷69
0

Anarel [89]2 years ago

4 0

Answer:

The answer is 0.

Step-by-step explanation:

<u>Question</u> :

${\implies{\small{\tt{\bigg\{\Big(15 \times 115 - ( - 3)\Big) \bigg\} \bigg(4 - 4 \bigg) \div 3 \bigg\{\Big(5 + ( - 3) \times ( - 6)\Big)\bigg\}}}}}$

<u>Solution</u> :

${\implies{\small{\tt{\bigg\{\Big(15 \times 115 - ( - 3)\Big) \bigg\} \bigg(4 - 4 \bigg) \div 3 \bigg\{\Big(5 + ( - 3) \times ( - 6)\Big)\bigg\}}}}}$

${\implies{\small{\tt{\bigg\{\Big(1725 - ( - 3)\Big) \bigg\} \bigg(4 - 4 \bigg) \div 3 \bigg\{\Big(5 + ( - 3 \times - 6)\Big)\bigg\}}}}}$

${\implies{\small{\tt{\bigg\{\Big(1725 + 3\Big) \bigg\} \Big( \: 0 \:\Big) \div 3 \bigg\{\Big(5 + 18\Big)\bigg\}}}}}$

${\implies{\small{\tt{\bigg\{\Big(1728\Big) \bigg\} \: 0 \div 3 \: \bigg\{\Big(13\Big)\bigg\}}}}}$

${\implies{\small{\tt{\Big\{1728\Big\} \: 0 \: \Big\{13\Big\}}}}}$

${\implies{\small{\tt{1728 \times 0 \times 13}}}}$

${\implies{\small{\tt{1728 \times 0}}}}$

${\implies{\small{\tt{\underline{\underline{0}}}}}}$

Hence, the answer is 0.

$\rule{300}{2.5}$

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