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MakcuM [25]3 years ago

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Answer:

The sum of 68 and 14 = 82

The product of 56 and 65 = 3640

The difference between 78 and 24 = 54

The quotient of 648 and 13 = 49.84

65 multiplied by 45 = 2925

Find the quotient of 230 and 5, then add 47 = 93

Subtract 43 and 12, then divide by 3 = 10.33

Find the product of 681 and 23, then subtract by 4 = 15659

Add 9 to the difference of 19 and 8 = 20

Multiply the sum of 87 and 16 by 13 = 1339

Subtract 56 from the product of 58 and 42 = 2380

Add 99 to the quotient of 850 and 10 = 184

marshall27 [118]3 years ago

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Answer:

I'll put it in the explaining portion.

Step-by-step explanation:

The sum of 68 and 14 = 82

The product of 56 and 65 = 3640

The difference between 78 and 24 = 54

The quotient of 648 and 13 = 49.8461538462

65 multiplied by 45 = 2925

Find the quotient of 230 and 5, then add 47 = 93

Subtract 43 and 12, then divide by 3 = 10.333333333....

Find the product of 681 and 23, then subtract by 4 = 15659

Add 9 to the difference of 19 and 8 = 20

Multiply the sum of 87 and 16 by 13 = 1339

Subtract 56 from the product of 58 and 42 = 2380

Add 99 to the quotient of 850 and 10 = 184

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