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3 years ago

Help needed. Please find the mode of operation for each of the question. Please show workings

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ICE Princess25 [194]3 years ago

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For number one answer is 45 180-45-90=45 Number 2 answer is 80
180-50-50=80
For number three answer is 22
180-70-50=60 180-60-98=22
For number four the answer is 70
180-40-70=70

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