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If 2 is denoted by '[', 4 is denoted by '=' 9 is denoted by '-' and 0 is denoted by '+', what is '=[-+' ?

A

4290

B

4092

C

4209

D

9204

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To solve the expression '=[-+', we need to replace each symbol with the corresponding number based on the given denotations: 1. **Identify the symbols and their meanings**: - 2 is denoted by '[' - 4 is denoted by '=' - 9 is denoted by '-' - 0 is denoted by '+' 2. **Substitute the symbols in the expression**: - The expression is '=[-+' - Replace '=' with 4 - Replace '[' with 2 - Replace '-' with 9 - Replace '+' with 0 3. **Write the substituted expression**: - The expression becomes: 4 [ 2 - 9 + 0 4. **Convert the expression into numbers**: - This translates to: 4, 2, 9, 0 5. **Combine the numbers**: - The final result is: 4, 2, 9, 0 Thus, the answer to the expression '=[-+' is 4290.
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