hamburger menu
All Coursesall course arrow
adda247
reward-icon
adda247
    arrow
    arrow
    arrow
    By interchanging which two signs and two numbers (not digits) the equation will be correct? 8 + 6 × 4 – 3 ÷ 1 = 2
    Question

    By interchanging which two signs and two numbers (not digits) the equation will be correct?
    8 + 6 × 4 – 3 ÷ 1 = 2

    A.

    + and - , 6 and 3

    B.

    × and ÷, 8 and 3

    C.

    × and ÷, 6 and 3

    D.

    + and ÷, 1 and 8

    Correct option is A


    Given:
    8 + 6 × 4 – 3 ÷ 1 = 2
    Option (a): Interchange + and -, and 6 and 3.
    The equation becomes: 8 - 3 × 4 + 6 ÷ 1 = 2
    1. Ddivide (÷): 8 - 3 × 4 + 6
    2. Multiply (×): 8 - 12 + 6
    3. Addition (+): 14 – 12
    4. Substation (-): 2 = 2
    Correct answer is (a).

    Free Tests

    Free
    Must Attempt

    SSC GD PYP (Held on 4 Feb 2025 S1)

    languageIcon English
    • pdpQsnIcon80 Questions
    • pdpsheetsIcon160 Marks
    • timerIcon60 Mins
    languageIcon English
    Free
    Must Attempt

    Hindi Section Test 1

    languageIcon English
    • pdpQsnIcon20 Questions
    • pdpsheetsIcon40 Marks
    • timerIcon12 Mins
    languageIcon English
    Free
    Must Attempt

    SSC GD Constable Full Mock Test 1

    languageIcon English
    • pdpQsnIcon80 Questions
    • pdpsheetsIcon160 Marks
    • timerIcon60 Mins
    languageIcon English

    Similar Questions

    test-prime-package

    Access ‘SSC GD’ Mock Tests with

    • 60000+ Mocks and Previous Year Papers
    • Unlimited Re-Attempts
    • Personalised Report Card
    • 500% Refund on Final Selection
    • Largest Community
    students-icon
    354k+ students have already unlocked exclusive benefits with Test Prime!
    Our Plans
    Monthsup-arrow