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Question

$$-15+(-12+4)-100-(18+6-10)=$$

Evaluate

$-137$

Solution Steps

Subtract $12$ from $-15$ to get $-27$.

$$-27+4-100-\left(18+6-10\right)$$

Add $-27$ and $4$ to get $-23$.

$$-23-100-\left(18+6-10\right)$$

Subtract $100$ from $-23$ to get $-123$.

$$-123-\left(18+6-10\right)$$

Add $18$ and $6$ to get $24$.

$$-123-\left(24-10\right)$$

Subtract $10$ from $24$ to get $14$.

$$-123-14$$

Subtract $14$ from $-123$ to get $-137$.

$$-137$$

Factor

$-137$