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3 years ago

40+40×0+1a) 1b)41c)82??

Mathematics

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Maru [420]3 years ago

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Answer:

the law of bodmas multiplication first so

40+(40*0)+1

40+1

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40+40×0+1a) 1b)41c)82??​

40+40×0+1a) 1b)41c)82??