Zuaznabar19 Zuaznabar19

24-05-2020
Mathematics

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is ((1),(2),(3)) and (1,2,3) equal, both, or neither

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coolzone67 coolzone67

24-05-2020

I think it’s not equal because if you took (1)(2)(3). You would need to multiply them not add them. It would be 9 = (1,2,3)

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