Mathematics, 06.07.2019 06:00, demienarravo

Kelly telephoned brook about a homework problem. kelly said, “four plus three times two is 14, isn’t it? ” brook replied, “no, it’s 10.” did someone make a mistake? can you explain where these two answers came from?

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