Find The Product 1. 12#13#(20+30)
Given: 12, 13, and (20 + 30)
To find: We have to find the product of 12, 13 and 50
Solution:
12 x 13 x (20 + 30)
= 12 x 13 x (50)
= 12 x 650
= 7800
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