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Subject :IMO    Class : Class 1
a+b=27 b-a=9 a+b+c+d=36 d-c=3 a*b+c-d

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Class : Class 10
I find this question too high for Class 1. Anyway, I'll answer this. Given that a+b=27; b-a=9; a+b+c+d=36. Substituting a+b=27 in a+b+c+d=36, 27+c+d=36-27=9. c+d=9; d-c=3. Adding a+b and b-a, a+b+b-a=27+9, 2b=36, b=18. Therefore a=27-18=9. Adding c+d and d-c, c+d+d-c=9+3, 2d=12, d=6. Therefore c=6-3=3. Now, a=9; b=18; c=3; d=6. a*b+c-d = 9*18+3-6 = 162+3-6 = 165-6 = 159. Answer: 159

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Class : Class 4
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Class : Class 4
sorry, 159 because a+b=27 b-a=9. Therefore a=18 b=9. d-c=3 and a+b+c+d=36 ab=27 so 36-27=9 d is bigger than c so d=6 c=3 a=18 b=9 c=3 d=6 final question a*b+c-d 18*9= 162 162+3=165 165-d or 165-6=159 ANSWER=159

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