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5 • [3 + (16 – 4)] ÷ 3
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@SolomonZelman what is the answer? :)
subtract 4 from 16 add 3 to that multiply that by 5 divide that by 3
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=25?
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@zzr0ck3r is right. do the parenthesis first, then multiply that by 5 and divide the product by 3.
you could have done it like this also subtract 4 from 16 add 3 to that divide that by 3 multiply that by 5
So what you would do is take the parethesis inside the brackets and subtract 16 and 4 and you get would get 11 then you add the three , then you multiply that number b 5 then divide the number you get by 3. sorry if that didnt make since
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