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(2⋅3) 2 −5 2 = PLEASE HELP!

(2⋅3) 2 −5 2 = PLEASE HELP!
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(2⋅3) 2 −5 2 =
PLEASE HELP!

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Answer: -40

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This answer is only correct if that last number is 52. So if the last number is something other than 52 then the answer is wrong,

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