What is (- 6+ | - 3| ) \cdot ( 4- 3\cdot 2) \div ( | - 2| )?

1 Answer
Jun 21, 2017

3

Explanation:

The absolute value of -3 is 3.

The absolute value of -2 is 2.

Let's rewrite the equation

(-6+3)*(4-3*2)div(2)

Let's solve the LHS bracket.

-6+3=-3

-3*(4-3*2)div(2)

Now, the middle bracket.

4-3*2 ←  You have to multiply first
4-6
-2

-3*-2div(2)
6div2
3