8 + 3^2 X 5+ 2 X (3+7)

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Molodets [167]3 years ago

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8+3^2+2 X (3+7) =
3+7 =10
8+3^2+2 X 10
11^2= 121
121+2 X 10
123 X 10
1230
The answer would be 1230
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