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18-10-2016
Mathematics

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Is it possible to have an expression that uses brackets without using any parentheses?

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18-10-2016

By brackets, I will assume you mean square brackets [].

Yes. The use of parentheses () is merely a matter of convention. It is possible, but not conventional, to use square brackets [] instead.

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