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270∙7÷9−360÷(20÷5)+(42∙6÷7+14)

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270∙7÷9−360÷(20÷5)+(42∙6÷7+14)

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1 vote

Answer: 438

Explanation:

Just use PEMDAS

Afonso Tsukamoto answered Jun 3, 2021

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5 votes

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170

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Itchy answered Jun 5, 2021

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