Предмет: Математика, автор: konfetkamur4

вычисли 45000:100+50=_ можете сделать всё​

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20Mabel: кнопка ответить исчезла
20Mabel: 45000:100+50=45+50=95
20Mabel: 567-623:7+13=567-89=478+13=491
20Mabel: 62*9-928:2=538-464=74
20Mabel: дальше лень писать( ну короче нужно сначала умножение и деление выполнить а потом сложение и вычитание слева направо
kravchenkoart124: нет 45000:100=450
20Mabel: о да извините ошиблась)

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Автор ответа: 20Mabel
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Ответ:

45000:100+50=450+50=500

567-623:7+13=567-89=478+13=491

62*9-928:2=578-464=114

(3599+101):100=3700:100=37

825*1000:10=825000:10=82500

100000:100:100=1000:100=10

Пошаговое объяснение:

Сначала решаем умножение и деление, а дальше сложение и вычитание слева направо

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