I am definitely no SQLServer expert - but the "correct" answer isn't even a valid key!

I was definitely taught "of", and some web sites cite it as "of", but meaning exponentiation, as is "power of". Dunno why they just didn't call it "BEDMAS" in the...

The O stands for "Of". Not commonly used in modern English. I think we'd tend to use "at". "Five apples at 50 cents each" instaed of the more archaic "Apples,...

That returns an answer, but not the correct answer. You've included parentheses which affect the order of computation. I suppose the QOD was really asking "Does SQL Server do algebraic...

I'm afraid I got it wrong - I didn't think we'd have a QOD where the answer is just what you'd expect! So I tried to see what the gotchas...