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42÷(15-2 to the power of 3).
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42÷(15-2 to the power of 3).
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The answer is 6 because you do 15-2+3 then you divide that number you get with 42
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42/(15-2^3)
42/(15-8)
42/7
6
Final answer: 6
Remember to perform all operations within parentheses first, and then divide (order of operations).
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