Math, asked by meherunafreen477, 6 months ago

2[6−3{−2(4−3)}] =? please ♥ help me

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Answer:

-12

Step-by-step explanation:

2[6-3{-2(1)}]

2[6-3{-2}]

2[3{-2}]

2[-6]

= -12

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