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Jason writes a numerical expression to represent the situation. His expression, (12-4)×5, has a mistake. Explain Jason's Mistake

Jason writes a numerical expression to represent the situation. His expression, (12-4)×5, has a mistake. Explain Jason's Mistake
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Jason writes a numerical expression to represent the situation. His expression, (12-4)×5, has a mistake. Explain Jason's Mistake

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it should be this 12-(4×5)
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