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Answer:

[tex]12-[20-2(6^2\div3\times2^2)]=88[/tex]

Step-by-step explanation:

So we have the expression:

[tex]12-[20-2(6^2\div3\times2^2)][/tex]

Recall the order of operations or PEMDAS:

P: Operations within parentheses must be done first. On a side note, do parentheses before brackets.

E: Within the parentheses, if exponents are present, do them before all other operations.

M/D: Multiplication and division next, whichever comes first.

A/S: Addition and subtraction next, whichever comes first.

(Note: This is how the order of operations is traditionally taught and how it was to me. If this is different for you, I do apologize. However, the answer should be the same.)

Thus, we should do the operations inside the parentheses first. Therefore:

[tex]12-[20-2(6^2\div3\times2^2)][/tex]

The parentheses is:

[tex](6^2\div3\times2^2)[/tex]

Square the 6 and the 4:

[tex](36\div3\times4)[/tex]

Do the operations from left to right. 36 divided by 3 is 12. 12 times 4 is 48:

[tex](36\div3\times4)\\=(12\times4)\\=48[/tex]

Therefore, the original equation is now:

[tex]12-[20-2(6^2\div3\times2^2)]\\=12- [20-2(48)][/tex]

Multiply with the brackets:

[tex]=12-[20-96][/tex]

Subtract with the brackets:

[tex]=12-[-76][/tex]

Two negatives make a positive. Add:

[tex]=12+76=88[/tex]

Therefore:

[tex]12-[20-2(6^2\div3\times2^2)]=88[/tex]

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