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7 +9 (3 + 8) =can someone help

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Pavlova-9 [17]3 years ago

7 0

$\huge\boxed{106}$

$7+9(3+8)$

Add.

$7+9*11$

Multiply.

$7+99$

Add.

$\boxed{106}$

Nesterboy [21]3 years ago

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✪ ll QUESTION ll ✪

7 + 9 ( 3 + 8 ) = ?

✪ ll ANSWER ll ✪

$7 + 9(3 + 8)$

$\rightarrow7 + 9 \times 11$

$\rightarrow7 + 99$

$\rightarrow \gray{106}$

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