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Simply (5+1)^2-(11+3^2)/4

Simply (5+1)^2-(11+3^2)/4
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Simply (5+1)^2-(11+3^2)/4

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User Kailee
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Answer:

Explanation:

(5+1)²-(11+3²)÷4

=(6)²-(11+9)÷4

=36-(20)÷4(we use DMAS rule here)

=36-5

=31

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User Amrox
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Answer:

31

Explanation:


(5+1)^2-(11+3^2)/4


(5+1)^(2) \\= 25+5+5+1\\= 36

36 - (11+9)/4

= 36 - 20/4

= 36 - 5

= 31

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