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12-3(5-3) solve this equation. Do i use pedmas?

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12-3(5-3) solve this equation. Do i use pedmas?

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Answer: 12-3= 9

9(5-3)

Distributive property

9x5=45

9x3=27

45-27=18

Tompa answered Feb 5, 2021

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