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CAN YALL PLEASE WORK IT OUTTT $18.79 + $2.11 + ‐$1.92 + $17.28

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Dmitry [639]1 year ago

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Answer:

40.1

Step-by-step explanation:

Because the order of operations (Bodmas or Pedmas) tells you to add from left to right. So you would do 18.79 + 2.11 = 20.9, then you would do 20.90 + 1.92 (Add 0 at the end of 20.9) = 22.81. Then you will add 22.81 + 17.28 = 40.1. So your answer is 40.1. Hope this helps!

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