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Using the BODMAS rule, solve: (9 − 5) × 3 = ?

Q: Using the BODMAS rule, solve: (9 − 5) × 3 = ?

Correct Answer: 12. By BODMAS, brackets are solved first, then orders (powers), followed by division and multiplication (left to right), and finally addition and subtraction (left to right). Applying this order to (9 − 5) × 3 gives the correct result 12.

A 12
B 9
C 17
D 13

Correct Answer: Option A — 12

Explanation:

By BODMAS, brackets are solved first, then orders (powers), followed by division and multiplication (left to right), and finally addition an...

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Subject	Mathematics
Difficulty	Easy
Exam Types	css, pms, ppsc
Correct	Option A

Using the BODMAS rule, solve: (9 − 5) × 3 = ?

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