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If '?' represents multiplication, '†' represents addition, '‡' represents subtraction, and '§' represents division, what is the value of 12 § 4 ? 3 † 5?

B. 26
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In a system where '>' means addition, '<' means subtraction, '=' means multiplication, and '?' means division, evaluate 5 > 3 < 2 = 4 ? 2.

B. 8
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If '×' means addition, '÷' means subtraction, '+' means multiplication, and '-' means division, what is the result of 6 ÷ 2 × 3 + 4?

B. 8
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If '>' means addition, '<' means subtraction, '=' means multiplication, and '?' means division, what is the value of 4 > 2 < 1 = 3?

B. FALSE
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If '+' represents multiplication, '-' represents addition, '×' represents subtraction, and '÷' represents division, what is the result of 4 ÷ 2 + 3 × 5?

B. 20
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