100 - [5 x (3 + 4)] how does this equal 65

NumberFour asked Aug 10, 2023

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NumberFour asked Aug 10, 2023

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Now we have to,

→ prove that 100 - [5 × (3 + 4)] = 65.

Let's solve the problem,

→ 100 - [5 × (3 + 4)] = 65

→ 100 - [5 × 7] = 65

→ 100 - 35 = 65

→ 65 = 65

→ LHS = RHS

Hence, proved the equation.

SarthAk answered Aug 17, 2023

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