Hierarchy decides which operator a) is most important b) is used first

Hierarchy decides which operator

a) is most important

b) is used first

c) is fastest

d) operates on largest numbers

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Hierarchy decides which operator a) is most important b) is used first c) is fastest d) ..

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Based on priority (or) precedence.
answer:a

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