Math, asked by kevipienyu59, 6 months ago

78-(100-(90-144÷12))]

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Answered by devishankarparida

1

Answer:

56

Step-by-step explanation:

78-(100-(90-144/12))

=78-(100-(90-12))

=78-(100-90+12)

=78-100+90-12

=56

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