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320÷÷((11−9)32(11−9)32) x 8 =

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jarptica [38.1K]2 years ago

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320÷((11−9)32(11−9)32) x 8

320÷((352-288)(352-288) x 8

320÷(64 x 64) x 8

320÷4096 x 8

0.078125 x 8

0.625

Answer:0.625

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