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This is 6th grade math.

This is 6th grade math.
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This is 6th grade math.

This is 6th grade math.-example-1
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(24+6)+12 or (12+24)+ 6
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Answer:

(24 + 6) + 12 or 30 +1 2

Explanation:

pretty sure thats right

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