F.O.A. 1. Subtract 2 from x; then add y. 2. Subtract the sum of 2 and y from x. 3. Divide 10 by 3; then multiply by 5. 4. Divide x by the product of 3.

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F.O.A. 1. Subtract 2 from x; then add y. 2. Subtract the sum of 2 and y from x. 3. Divide 10 by 3; then multiply by Divide x by the product of 3 and z. 5. Multiply x by 3; then add y. 6. Add x and 3; then multiply by y. 7. Subtract the product of 5 and x from more than the product of 3 and c less than the quotient 5 divided by p times the sum of 10 and x.

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