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2 February, 10:59

What does parentheses tell you to do?

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  1. 2 February, 11:24
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    Parenthesis tells you to multiply. For example, when you see this:

    9+23 (2+1) - 2

    23 (2+1) means to multiply 23 times the number in the parenthesis. 2+1=3. you are supposed to multiply 23*3
  2. 2 February, 12:35
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    They tell you to multiply numbers like 4x5 is the same as 4 (5)
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