How would you solve a problem like " (|3 - 3| - 4) * 5 "?

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Harper Middleton

Mathematics

30 August, 08:38

How would you solve a problem like " (|3 - 3| - 4) * 5 "?

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Larsen · Answer 1

-20

Step-by-step explanation:

any positive number or negative number inside those two lines "lxl" will automatically be a positive number so 3-3 will be a zero but since there is no possible of - 0 it will be 0-4 would be - 4 the 4its outside the lines but inside the parentheses so that would make it a simple - 4 * 5 will be - 20