I need help answering question #514. I am not able to obtain the answer written in brackets in the right hand corner.Please note that this is not graded work. I obtained this question from an old text book to help me practice problem sets. Do let me know if you have additional questions. ### Mathematical Exercises#### Problem 512Evaluate the expression:\[ 3 \cdot \{2^2 + 7 : [2 \cdot (9 - 1) + 15 : 3 - 5^2 - 18 : (5 \cdot 2 - 4)]\} + 2 \cdot [((-8) : 4 + 5)] \]**Solution:**- The result is \(-3\).#### Problem 513Evaluate the expression:\[ [-24 + 3 \cdot (-4)] : [+ 6 + (-14) : (-5 - 2) - 2] - [-3 - 7 + 5 \cdot (-2)] : (-2)^2 \]**Solution:**- The result is \(-1\).#### Problem 514Evaluate the expression:\[ 36 : (-4) \cdot (-11) - 2 \cdot [-(-3 - 7) \cdot (-8) - 2 \cdot (+5)(-2)^3] - 21 \cdot (-3) \]**Solution:**- The result is \(-36\).

We have to solve -36 : -4·-11-2·--3-7·-8-2·+5-23-21·-3 The Bodmas rule follows the order of the…

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36 : (-4) · (−11) − 2 [-(-3-7) (-8)-2 (+ 5) (− 2)³] − 21 - (− 3)

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