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Where can we put parentheses in the following expression to make it equivalent to 7? (20−6)÷2 or 20−(6÷2)
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Where can we put parentheses in the following expression to make it equivalent to 7?

(20−6)÷2

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20−(6÷2)

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the first one cuz
20-6 = 14
14÷2= 7
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