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Calculate the following: {:[8+3×2=],[10-6÷2=]:}

Calculate the following:\newline8+3×2=10−6÷2= \begin{array}{l} 8+3 \times 2= \\ 10-6 \div 2= \end{array}

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Q. Calculate the following:\newline8+3×2=10−6÷2= \begin{array}{l} 8+3 \times 2= \\ 10-6 \div 2= \end{array}
  1. Solve first expression: Step 11: Solve the first expression 8+3×28+3\times2.\newlineAccording to the order of operations, we need to perform multiplication before addition.\newlineCalculation: 3×2=63\times2 = 6, then 8+6=148 + 6 = 14.
  2. Solve second expression: Step 22: Solve the second expression 10−6÷210-6\div2. Again, following the order of operations, perform division before subtraction. Calculation: 6÷2=36\div2 = 3, then 10−3=710 - 3 = 7.

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