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Find the value of the expression 22+6[(14-5)/3(17-4)]
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Find the value of the expression 22+6[(14-5)/3(17-4)]

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Answer: 256

Step-by-step explanation: USE PEMDAS!!!!

Step one- Calculate within parenthesis

[(14-5)/3(17-4)]= 39

Step two- Multiply and divide

22+6*39= 234

Step three- Add and subtract

22+234= 256

FINAL ANSWER- 256

User Max Niagolov
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Answer:

256

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