Would the value of {2+ [(15 – 3) – 61} = 2 change if the braces were removed? Explain. Would the value be the same if you took away the parenthesis

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Would the value of

{2+ [(15 – 3) – 61} = 2
change if the braces were
removed? Explain.

Would the value be the same if you took away the parenthesis

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