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If a=3, b=6, c=3 then find the value of x, where x= ++a * (a* --b) + b*(--c)

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Answered by vikramadvumr81
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Answered by harshita240302
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Given: a=3, b=6, c=3

To find: the value of x, where x= ++a * (a* --b) + b*(--c)

Solution: It should be noted that ++y means firstly the value increments and then it is used.

so here ++a means the value of a is first increased and then it will be used.

i.e., ++3=4 , now a= 4

x= ++a * (a* --b) + b*(--c)

x= 4*(4*(5)) +5*(2)

x= 4*(20) +10

x=90

Answer: x= 90

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