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@neweveryday99 The answer is 48

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@farman4x This is actually quite simple. Both 28 and 63 are divisible by 7. Since they’re all square roots then it all operates as if the numbers are regular. 28/7:4, 63/7:9. Square roots reductions are: 4:2,9:3, and 1:1. Finally 2+3:5 and 5/1:5. Therefore 5 is the answer.

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@farman4x The answer is 5

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@sam_zoya5401 A male of the human species

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@Riya_XOO1 I’m so certain the answer is 35. Everyone is over thinking it. -sqroot36/sqroot36:-1

36-1:35

It’s all order of operations and division comes first. One of the fabulous keys of division is cancelation. This is because any number divided by itself always reduces to 1 ex. 2/2, 3/3

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@EllaJeanrz If each step is by multiplication of 2 (4x2:8, 8x2:16) then the answer is 31. If each step is by addition of 4 (4+4: 8, 8+4:12) the answer is 27. Just depends on the function of the number line.

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@onlyskypace I think 16

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@LeviRietveld Info

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@XRP_Avengers I would cry in gratitude

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@cakedlucien Yes thanks

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@CadeONeill Zbcn, cause it’s necessary

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@TheCryptoSquire Other. $ZNCN

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@SpartanMasculin Yea a 95 year old man is gonna talk like a millennial and talk about this when dying. What joke

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@PiListingNews @grok 8

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@Punk2028 $100,000. Then I can start this community farm and feed the people