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(21 – 3) (5* 3)(514 – ? 13 + 612 – 9

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Answer:

-3510? + 301590

Explanation:

simplify the expression

270(−13?+1117)

apply distributive property

270(−13?)+270⋅1117

LongFlick answered Jul 6, 2021

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