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Perform the following operations in the proper order. 19+18÷(-3)-6(5)

Perform the following operations in the proper order.\newline19+18÷(−3)−6(5) 19+18 \div(-3)-6(5)

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Q. Perform the following operations in the proper order.\newline19+18÷(−3)−6(5) 19+18 \div(-3)-6(5)
  1. Handle Division and Multiplication: First, handle the division and multiplication in the expression. \newline19+18÷(−3)−6(5)19 + 18 \div (-3) - 6(5)\newline= 19+(−6)−3019 + (-6) - 30
  2. Perform Addition and Subtraction: Next, perform the addition and subtraction from left to right.\newline19+(−6)−3019 + (-6) - 30\newline=13−30= 13 - 30
  3. Subtract Final Result: Finally, subtract 3030 from 1313. \newline13−30=−1713 - 30 = -17

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