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50 Mathematical Calculation Problems and Their Answers

2.5*32*0. 125=(2.5*4)526 1*(8*0. 125)= 10* 1= 10

3.5-7+6.5=3.5+6.5-7=3

1.2×2.5+0.8×2.5 2.5( 1.2+0.8)=25

8.9× 1.25-0.9× 1.25 = 1.25(8.9-0.9)= 10

12.5×7.4×0.8 = 12.5×0.8×7.4

6.5×9.5+6.5×0.5 =6.5×(4 1029.5+0.5)=65

0.35× 1.6+0.35×3.4 =0.35*( 1.6+3.4)=0.35*5= 1.75

6.72-3.28- 1.72 =6.75-(3.28+ 1.72)=6.75-5= 1.75

0.45+6.37+4.55 =0.45+4.55+6.37=5+6.37= 1 1.37

28× 12.5- 12.5×20=(28-20)* 12.5=8* 12.5= 100

23.65-(3.07+3.65) =23.65-3.65-3.07=20-3.07= 16.93

13.6×4.6+4.6×6.4 0.72×23+77×0.72 2.6×32+32×2.4=( 13.6+6.4)×4.6 =(23+77)×0.72 =(2.6+2.4) ×32=20×6.4 = 100×0.72 =5×32 = 160

( 16534+0.4×0.25)8×7× 1.25=(4+ 1)*7* 10=5*7* 10=350

1.65×99+ 1.65 = 1.65*(99+ 1)= 1.65* 100= 165

27.85-(7.85+3.4)=27.85-7.85+3.4=20+3.4=23.4

48× 1.25+50× 1.25×0.2×8 =7.8*(9.9+0. 1)=7.8* 10=78

4.8×46+4.8×54 =(46+54)*4.8= 100*4.8=480

673-327- 173=673-(327+ 173)=673-500= 173

4.44*2.5= 1. 1 1*(4*2.5)= 1. 1 1* 10= 1 1. 1

3.5÷ 1.4=(3.5÷0.7)÷( 1.4÷0.7)=5÷2=2.5

1+2+3+4+5......+99+ 100=( 1+99)+(2+98)+(3+97)+......+(49+5 1)+50=( 100÷2- 1)* 100+50=4900+50=4950

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Mathematics comes from the ancient Greek word μ θ η μ α, which means learning, learning and science. Ancient Greek scholars regarded it as the starting point of philosophy.

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Its plural form in English can be traced back to the neutral plural in Latin and translated from Greek plural by Cicero.

In ancient China, mathematics was called arithmetic, also called arithmetic, and finally it was changed to mathematics. Arithmetic in ancient China was one of the six arts.

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