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(a)
Interpretation: The following operation needs to be evaluated:
Concept Introduction:The BODMAS rule must be used to solve the expressions with brackets. If any expression contains brackets like ((), {}, []), to simplify them, a sequence must be followed as given below:
Bracket → Operation→ Division → Multiplication → Addition →Subtraction
(b)
Interpretation: The following operation needs to be evaluated:
Concept Introduction: The BODMAS rule must be used to solve the expressions with brackets. If any expression contains brackets like ((), {}, []), to simplify them, a sequence must be followed as given below:
Bracket → Operation→ Division → Multiplication → Addition →Subtraction
(c)
Interpretation: The following operation needs to be evaluated:
Concept Introduction: The BODMAS rule must be used to solve the expressions with brackets. If any expression contains brackets like ((), {}, []), to simplify them, a sequence must be followed as given below:
Bracket → Operation→ Division → Multiplication → Addition →Subtraction
(d)
Interpretation: The following operation needs to be evaluated:
Concept Introduction: The BODMAS rule must be used to solve the expressions with brackets. If any expression contains brackets like ((), {}, []), to simplify them, a sequence must be followed as given below:
Bracket → Operation→ Division → Multiplication → Addition →Subtraction
(e)
Interpretation: The following operation needs to be evaluated:
Concept Introduction: The BODMAS rule must be used to solve the expressions with brackets. If any expression contains brackets like ((), {}, []), to simplify them, a sequence must be followed as given below:
Bracket → Operation→ Division → Multiplication → Addition →Subtraction
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