7 multiplied by 9 plus 9

60-(-15)+(-13)=

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60-(-15)+(-13)=60+15-13=62.

7 multiplied by 9 plus 9 is ambiguous; it could be:

7(9+9)=7×18=126 or 7×9+9=63+9=72.
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