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horsena [70]
2 years ago
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(11-8)x3+7+27-3 (18÷3)+6+(14-8)x5 (11-7)x6+4+32-4

Mathematics
1 answer:
horsena [70]2 years ago
8 0

The results of the arithmetic evaluations as given in the task content are; 40,42 and 62.

<h3>What are the results of the arithmetic evaluations?</h3>

The arithmetic operations above can be evaluated and simplified as follows;

(11-8)x3+7+27-3 = (3×3)+7+27-3 = 40.

(18÷3)+6+(14-8)x5 = (6)+6+(6)x5 = 42.

(11-7)x6+4+32-4 = (5×6) +4 +32-4 = 62.

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