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Trevin Taylor

20 March, 03:06

Work with your team to add parentheses to 1 + 3 · 2 + 8 + (-4) so that the resulting expression has the smallest possible value. Then find a different way to add parentheses to the same expression so that it has the largest possible value. For each expression, draw a diagram of how Cecil would move.

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