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Solve 12+3×0: Order of Operations Practice Problem

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Question

Solve the following exercise:

12+3⋅0= 12+3\cdot0= 12+3⋅0=

Step-by-Step Solution

According to the order of operations, we first multiply and then add:

12+(3⋅0)= 12+(3\cdot0)= 12+(3⋅0)=

3×0=0 3\times0=0 3×0=0

12+0=12 12+0=12 12+0=12

Answer

12 12 12


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