What is [3+(-3)] squared ÷ (-1 - 2)

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I think it’s 3-3^2 which is 0 / -3 so the answer is -3

Ranta answered May 4, 2019

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the answer is -12.

3+-3 is 6 and squared is 36 and divide that by -3 is -12

Adam SO answered May 7, 2019

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