Question
If ‘P’ means (÷), ‘Q’ means (×), ‘R’ means
(+), and ‘S’ means (-), then what is the value of the expression: 44 S 96 P 12 R 11 Q 8 S 40Solution
44 S 96 P 12 R 11 Q 8 S 40 44 – 96 ÷ 12 + 11 x 8 – 40 44 – 8 + 11 x 8 – 40 44 – 8 + 88 – 40 4 + 80 = 84.
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