Grade 1010 grade maths
(2+2)/2-1+3*5
(2+2)/2-1+3*5
2 Answers
Ravi
What is the problem you are facing in solving this expression.
It’s simple maths. Apply the principle of BODMAS(1.Bracket open 2. Divide 3. Multiply 4. Addition 5. Subtract) in the sequence to get the answer.
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It’s simple maths. Apply the principle of BODMAS(1.Bracket open 2. Divide 3. Multiply 4. Addition 5. Subtract) in the sequence to get the answer.
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Harsh Patodia
Hi Student
We will use the BODMAS rule
(2+2)/2 -1 +3*5= 4/2 -1 +3*5= 2-1+3*5= 2-1+15 = 1+15=16
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We will use the BODMAS rule
(2+2)/2 -1 +3*5= 4/2 -1 +3*5= 2-1+3*5= 2-1+15 = 1+15=16
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