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PEMDAS
( ), Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, Subtraction
so first we will do (23+10x9) = 33 x 9 =297 then you do division so 50/10= 5 so right now you have 10+297+5 once you add that you should have 312 as your answer. If you don't follow the PEMDAS rule you will get 128 for your answer.

ddd [48]2 years ago

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10+(23+10×9)+50÷10
10+23+90+50÷10
10+23+90+5
128

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