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Question 198668: I keep getting wrong answers for the following problem: 6+4[5-3(7+2)-6]=
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-6\right))
Inner parentheses first.
-6\right))
Multiplication before addition
+(-6)\right))
Additions inside the outer parentheses.
Also, change subtractions to additions of the additive inverse.
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Multiplication before addition
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John
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