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@Python_Dv Answer: C) 110 Because operator precedence applies: multiplication happens first. 10 * 10 = 100, then 10 + 100 = 110.

@Python_Dv This has to do with Python precedence. From the famous PEMDAS or BODMAS, multiplication operator has a higher precedence than addition and hence the calculation is performed as (10*10) + 10 = 110. The correct anwer is C.

@Python_Dv Output is 110 As BODMAS rule has to be followed Multiplication first. Then addition

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@Python_Dv 110 for sure

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@Python_Dv BEDMAS 10+10*10 == 10+(10*10) 10+100 == 110

@Python_Dv C: 110 bracket first, then multiplication in the bracket, then addition. Following the bracket, then multiplication rule

@Python_Dv Option C: 110

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@Python_Dv very easy C

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@Python_Dv Order of precedence.

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@Python_Dv C 110 Because, the order of arithmetic operators in python follows as: (From top to bottom) 👉 Bracket operations 👉 Division 👉 Multiplication 👉 Addition 👉 Subtraction

@Python_Dv Answer C, 110.

@Python_Dv 10*10+10=110

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@Python_Dv ~ C