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3 years ago

Solve 41-9+(8×2.3)-15+(2.1×4)

1 answer:

dsp733 years ago

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(8x2.3)= (18.4)
(2.1x4)= (8.4)
Now you should have:
41-9+18.4-15+8.4
9+18= 27
15+8.4= 23.4
Should have:
41-27-23.4= -9.4

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