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yan [13]
4 years ago
12

Go do I solve this problem (42+18−54)×√100÷(9√2−11×6)×(36−34×1√4)

Mathematics
1 answer:
yanalaym [24]4 years ago
8 0
Use the order of operations 
<span>(42 + 18 − 54) × √100 ÷ (9√2 − 11 × 6) × (36 − 34 × 1√4)
6 </span>× 10 ÷ (9√2 − 66) × (36 − 34√4)
60 ÷ (9√2 − 66) × (36 − 68)
60 ÷ (9√2 − 66) × (-32)
-1920÷(9√2 − 66)
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