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4⋅(4+(26⋅2−3)) A.48 B.24 C.12 D.2

asked Mar 11, 2017 224k views

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4⋅(4+(26⋅2−3))

A.48
B.24
C.12
D.2

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First use PEMDAS so 26x2=52
52-3=49
4+49=53
53x4

Hmartos answered Mar 16, 2017

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