6 + 4[5 - 3(7 + 2) - 6] =

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Archie answered Mar 7, 2015

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$6 + 4[5 - 3(7 + 2) - 6] = 6 + 4[5 - 3 \cdot 9 - 6] = 6 + 4[5 - 27 - 6] = \\\\=6+4\cdot (-28) =6-112=-106$

Mithil Bhoras answered Mar 12, 2015

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