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In a Formula with Multiple Operators,you Can Force One Operation

Question 63

Question 63

Multiple Choice

In a formula with multiple operators,you can force one operation to be evaluated before another by using:


A) exclamation points.
B) quotation marks.
C) single quotes.
D) parentheses.

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