remove the bracket?
(19-22)*(-3+2)-3(4-5)-(8-9+10-11)*2
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Hello I would tick this but I'm not sure
First calculate in the brackets, then write the whole again.
(19-22)*(-3+2)-3(4-5)-(8-9+10-11)*2=
(-3)*(-1)-3*(-1)-(-2)*2
now note point before line
Yeah, that’s possible.
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But what solvent does it work best?
Calculate the clamps and then multiply them, if necessary, and combine them together or multiply them and then summarize them together.
First variant in person easier.
With variables, I would simply multiply and summarize everything.
I mean, in general, if there are variables, and I wonder if it would not be possible to change the brackets in such a way that, for example, you can shift all the non-variable ones in a bracket to be able to calculate them, so in a way.
The first part is 19-22=-3 and still -3+2=-1, which gives 3 and the rest is as simple as the end.
If you can’t just calculate it like that, then I guess that’s the more complicated way to break up the clamp, right? Or would it be tricks to summarize the clips? I really didn’t find a way.
Sure. Best from left to right.