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Question

$$256/(-15-1)-(-6 \times 15+13 \times 3)/3$$

Evaluate

$1$

Solution Steps

Subtract $1$ from $-15$ to get $-16$.

$$\frac{256}{-16}-\frac{-6\times 15+13\times 3}{3}$$

Divide $256$ by $-16$ to get $-16$.

$$-16-\frac{-6\times 15+13\times 3}{3}$$

Multiply $-6$ and $15$ to get $-90$. Multiply $13$ and $3$ to get $39$.

$$-16-\frac{-90+39}{3}$$

Add $-90$ and $39$ to get $-51$.

$$-16-\frac{-51}{3}$$

Divide $-51$ by $3$ to get $-17$.

$$-16-\left(-17\right)$$

The opposite of $-17$ is $17$.

$$-16+17$$

Add $-16$ and $17$ to get $1$.

$$1$$

Factor

$1$