You have $3 + (15 - (3 \times 1)]$ chocolates. If you give equal number of chocolates to five of your friends,
then each of them will getchocolates.

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Solution

The correct option is A 3
You have $3 + (15 - (3 \times 1)]$ chocolates
$3 + (15 - (3 \times 1)]$
$= 3 + (15 - 3]$
$= 3 + 12$
$= 15$
You have 15 chocolates
You gave equal number of chocolates to 5 of your friends
Each friend will get,
$15 \div 5 = 3$
Each friend will get 3 chocolates.

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You have 3+(15−(3×1)]chocolates. If you give equal number of chocolates to five of your friends, then each of them will getchocolates.

The correct option is A 3You have 3+(15−(3×1)] chocolates 3+(15−(3×1)] =3+(15−3] =3+12 =15 You have 15 chocolates You gave equal number of chocolates to 5 of your friends Each friend will get, 15÷5=3 Each friend will get 3 chocolates.

You have $3 + (15 - (3 \times 1)]$ chocolates. If you give equal number of chocolates to five of your friends,
then each of them will getchocolates.

The correct option is A 3
You have $3 + (15 - (3 \times 1)]$ chocolates
$3 + (15 - (3 \times 1)]$
$= 3 + (15 - 3]$
$= 3 + 12$
$= 15$
You have 15 chocolates
You gave equal number of chocolates to 5 of your friends
Each friend will get,
$15 \div 5 = 3$
Each friend will get 3 chocolates.