Question

simplify a [(-6)x(-3)]+(-4)​

Answer 1

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$[(-6) \times (-3)]+(-4)$

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$[(-6) \times (-3)]+(-4) \\ = [(18)]+(-4) \\ = 18 - 4 \\ = 14$

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Answer 2

Answer:

14

Step-by-step explanation:

[(-6)x(-3)]+(-4)

=[(-6x-3)]-4

={(18)]-4

=18-4

=14

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