Can two parenthesis be right by each other, or does it have to be a bracket?
3[6(12-3)] -17
Here is the part I am stuck on. Once I subtract 12-3 (parenthesis first) what do I do with the brackets? Leave them or change them into parenthesis?
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[([((5+1)*2)/2]+1)+17]
=[([(6*2)/2]+1)+17]
=[([12/2]+1)+17]
=[(6+1)+17]
=[7+17]
=24
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so 12-3=9
3[6(9)]-17
3[54]-17
the brackets around the 54 mean nothing. the only way you would use them is if you have a negative number. if you had a negative number you would just change it to make it positive.
162-17
145
First you subtract 12 from 3. Then, you multiply 6 to your answer.
After, you multiply 3 to your answer. Finally, take your answer and subtract 17 from it.
12 – 3 = 9
6 * 9 = 54
54 * 3 = 162
162 – 17 = 145
it would be like this
3[6(12-3)] -17
3[54] -17
162-17
145
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