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What is 63+54+98x83+1222-3000+9+= ?

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5 0

To solve the equation:
63+54+98x83+1222-3000+9
=63+54+1222+9+(98×83)-3000
=1348+8134-3000
=9482-3000
=6482

The answer is 6482.

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