Math, asked by jasikasiddhi293, 6 months ago

Simplify: 5×8÷2+6
Please answer me correctly
The answer is=26
please tell me the explanation

Answers

Answered by shriannamalayarfibre

1

use boadmas

8/2=4

so

5*4+6

next multiply

5*4=20

20+6=26

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Answered by princerauniyar05

2

Answer:

hai listen firstly this type of question is based on DMAS RULE DIVIDE,MULTIPLY,ADDITION,SUBTRACTION SO LETS EXPLAIN BELOW....

Step-by-step explanation:

=5×8÷2+6

=5×4+6. DIVIDE

=20+6. MULTIPLY

=26. ADD

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