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What is (6-5^4) + (12^3+-1)
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What is
(6-5^4) + (12^3+-1)

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Answer: 1108

Explanation:

(6-5^4)= -619

(12^3+-1)= 1727

1727-619 OR -619+1727 = 1108

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1108

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