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[12-4(7-5)-2] + [6(1-3squared)/4] What is the Absolute value?

We have,

[12 - 4(7-5) - 2] + [6(1-3squared)/4] =[

[12 - 4(2) - 2] + [6(1-3^2)/4] =

[10 - 8] + [6(1-9)/4] =

2 + [6(-8)/4] =

2 + [6(-2)] =

2 – 12 =

-10

Therefore the absolute value is: 10

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