Math, asked by VARDHAN3121, 8 months ago

If ‘÷’ means ‘×’; ‘-’ means ‘÷’; ‘+’ means '-’ and ‘×’ means ‘+’ find the value of expression
5 ÷ 40 - 10 + 14 × 13 =

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Answered by joey1232007

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Answer:

19

Step-by-step explanation:

5÷40-10+14×13=

it means...

5×40÷10-14+13=

( using BODMAS)

5×4-14+13

=20-14+13

=20+13-14

=33-14

=19

hope it helps...

Answered by jbrahmarao

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Answer:

the answer is 19 for the following expression

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