Evaluate the following statement. ( - 179 – 78 ) + 41 - ( - 165 )

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Evaluate the following statement.

( - 179 – 78 ) + 41 - ( - 165 )

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Answer:

(-257) +41+165

-257+206

-51

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The answer is:

( - 179 – 78 ) + 41 - ( - 165 )

=-51

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