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6[7^2+3(2-12)*2]+(2*4)^2 Please explain how you get -2 step by step ^ : exponents * : multiply

6[7^2+3(2-12)*2]+(2*4)^2 Please explain how you get -2 step by step ^ : exponents * : multiply
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6[7^2+3(2-12)*2]+(2*4)^2

Please explain how you get -2 step by step

^ : exponents
* : multiply

User Zanga
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this is what I got, hope it helps
6[7^2+3(2-12)*2]+(2*4)^2 Please explain how you get -2 step by step ^ : exponents-example-1
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