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Mathematics, 09.02.2021 07:10 andrewschmitz4704

I need help ASAP the setup has to be like number one M

4.2+4x4+(2x9)

5.(5 divide 36 divided by 4)+4divide2

6. 2 divided by(5x4)-7+2

7(3+8) divided by 42 divided by 7+2


I need help ASAP the setup has to be like number one

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4.2+4x4+(2x9)
5.(5 divide 36 divided by 4)

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