When dealing with a compound subject joined by "or," the verb should agree with the closer subject. In this case, "Ram" is the closer subject to the verb, and "have" is the correct verb form. Therefore, the correct sentence is: "Either you or Ram have to help me." This construction maintains subject-verb agreement, and "have" is the appropriate choice for a compound subject.
20.02% of (95.96 × 104.01 – 56.02 × 64.04) – ? = 12.02 × 39.96 + 103.03
56.05 2 – 24.24 2 + (63.98) 3/2 – 32.28% of 1500 = ? 2 + 113.03 × 5.09
? = 26.08 + 18.99 × 25.07
1314.04 – 450.18 + 359.98 ÷ 12.06 = ?
15.05% of 1599.88 + 29.99 × 12.01 - 420.05 = ?
? = 41.92% of (34.92 x 40.42) + 29.78% of 399.84
(1331)1/3 x 10.11 x 7.97 ÷ 16.32 =? + 15.022
31% of 3300 +659 = ?
√1295.98 × √2704 ÷ 899.97 + 1915.375 = ?
