Math, asked by leelapavankumar13416, 4 months ago

find the value
3+3-¾×½+4

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Answered by flying69machine

0

Answer:

13/8

Step-by-step explanation:

by BODMAS rule first multiply then addition and at last subtraction

Answered by prakashomji999

1

3+3-¾×½+4

= 6-¾×½+4

= 13/8

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