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Evaluate. (14-4)/(2)=

Evaluate.\newline14−42= \frac{14-4}{2}=

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Q. Evaluate.\newline14−42= \frac{14-4}{2}=
  1. Subtract 44 from 1414: Subtract 44 from 1414. \newline14−4=1014 - 4 = 10
  2. Divide the result by 22: Divide the result by 22.102=5\frac{10}{2} = 5

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