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(60b ÷ 5) + c when b= 1/2 and c= 11

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Answer:

17

Explanation:

(60b divided by 5) + c

(60(1/2) divided by 5) + 11

(30 divided by 5) + 11

6 + 11

17

MegaByter answered Sep 27, 2021

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