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If\(+ means \times\),\( - means /\),\(/ means +\)and\(\times means -\), then what will be the value of\((67 \times 13) -18/65+2\)?
If\(+ means \times\),\( - means /\),\(/ means +\)and\(\times means -\), then what will be the value of\((67 \times 13) -18/65+2\)?
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