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Mathematics, 02.07.2020 03:01, mooredollie

Cara evaluated the expression below. StartFraction 4 (7 minus 13) over 3 EndFraction + (negative 4) squared minus 2 (6 minus 2) = StartFraction 28 minus 13 over 3 EndFraction + (negative 4) squared minus 2 (4) = StartFraction 15 over 3 EndFraction + 16 minus 18 = 5 + 16 minus 8 = 13. What was Cara’s error? Cara multiplied only 4 and 7 together and did not multiply 4 and 13. Cara evaluated (Negative 4) squared incorrectly. Cara subtracted 2 from 6 incorrectly. Cara multiplied 2 and 4 incorrectly.

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