Math, asked by garrettgoody, 9 months ago

what is 6+8*(2+3)/4.

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Answered by nikhat8423

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Answer:

6+8×(2+3)/4

=6+8(5)/4

=14×5/4

=60/4

=15

Answered by 85Varun

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Answer: 35/2

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