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6 + 3 * 4(6+3) divided (4-5)6 + 2^3 * 3

6 + 3 * 4(6+3) divided (4-5)6 + 2^3 * 3-example-1

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1.

First we need to calculate the product, then we calculate the sum.

The product of 3 * 4 is 12.

Then we have 6 + 12, and that is equal 18.

2.

The first step to solve this question is to calculate the operations inside the parenthesis.

So the first expression is:


(6+3)=9

Then, the second expression is:


(4-5)=-1

Now, we can divide the first result by the second:


((6+3))/((4-5))=(9)/(-1)=-9

So the value of the expression is -9.

3.

First we need to calculate the exponencial expression, then the product, and finally the sum.

The exponencial expression is:


2^3=2\cdot2\cdot2=8

Then, the product of this value and 3 is:


2^3\cdot3=8\cdot3=24

Finally, calculating the sum, we have:


6+2^3\cdot3=6+24=30

So the result is 30.

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