Respuesta :

Respuesta:

Explicación paso a paso:

Let's solve the expression step by step:

1

[

6

(

2

+

3

)

(

4

+

1

)

2

]

2

1−[6⋅(2+3)−(4+1)⋅2]⋅2

First, evaluate the expressions inside the parentheses:

2

+

3

=

5

2+3=5

4

+

1

=

5

4+1=5

Now substitute these values back into the expression:

1

[

6

5

5

2

]

2

1−[6⋅5−5⋅2]⋅2

Next, perform the multiplications inside the brackets:

6

5

=

30

6⋅5=30

5

2

=

10

5⋅2=10

So the expression simplifies to:

1

[

30

10

]

2

1−[30−10]⋅2

Now subtract inside the brackets:

30

10

=

20

30−10=20

So the expression becomes:

1

20

2

1−20⋅2

Now perform the multiplication:

20

2

=

40

20⋅2=40

Finally, subtract:

1

40

=

39

1−40=−39

Thus, the value of the expression is:

39

−39

Let's solve the expression step by step:

1

[

6

(

2

+

3

)

(

4

+

1

)

2

]

2

1−[6⋅(2+3)−(4+1)⋅2]⋅2

First, evaluate the expressions inside the parentheses:

2

+

3

=

5

2+3=5

4

+

1

=

5

4+1=5

Now substitute these values back into the expression:

1

[

6

5

5

2

]

2

1−[6⋅5−5⋅2]⋅2

Next, perform the multiplications inside the brackets:

6

5

=

30

6⋅5=30

5

2

=

10

5⋅2=10

So the expression simplifies to:

1

[

30

10

]

2

1−[30−10]⋅2

Now subtract inside the brackets:

30

10

=

20

30−10=20

So the expression becomes:

1

20

2

1−20⋅2

Now perform the multiplication:

20

2

=

40

20⋅2=40

Finally, subtract:

1

40

=

39

1−40=−39

Thus, the value of the expression is:

39

−39