Math, asked by willallallapp, 3 months ago

1-1-3-2-5

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Answered by muhamadsameer226

2

-10

is the correct answer to your question...

Answered by varmaurvi999

0

Answer:

-10

Step-by-step explanation:

=> 1-1-3-2-5

=> -3-2-5 ( Cancel +1 and -1 )

=> -5-5

=> -10

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