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The word ‘beleaguer’ is a verb. It is incorrect there. The correct form that should be used is the adjective ‘beleaguered’. It means ‘having a lot of problems or difficulties’. They chanted slogans praising their beleaguered leader who, along with his younger brother, is the target of anti-government protests in the island that is facing a grave economic crash, marked by acute food, fuel, and cooking gas shortages.
19.97% of 3/5 ÷ (1 ÷ 74.99) = ?
1456.92 + ? – 1324.87 = 1875.34 – 1683.29
95.001% of 8219.99 - 4/9 % of 5399.98 + 109.99 = ?
29.98% of 549.99 = ? - 254.97 + 79.98% of 74.99
12.023 + 32.05 × 16.08 – 84.04% of 2400 = 56.06% of ?
(1550.23 ÷ 30.98) + (864.32 ÷ 23.9) + 1724.11 = ?
3374.89% of 31.80 – 1739.85% of 44.72 = (?2 )% of 1188.13
157.78% of 4820 + 92.33% of 2840 = ? + 115.55% of 1980