1. The problem appears to be a set of arithmetic expressions and equations involving multiplication and subtraction.
2. Let's clarify and solve the first expression: $5 \times 8 = 5$.
3. Multiplying 5 by 8 gives $5 \times 8 = 40$, which is not equal to 5, so this equation is false.
4. Next, consider the expression $45 - 63$.
5. Subtracting 63 from 45 gives $45 - 63 = -18$.
6. The next expression is $9 \times 7$.
7. Multiplying 9 by 7 gives $9 \times 7 = 63$.
8. Then, the expression $-24 - 30$.
9. Subtracting 30 from -24 gives $-24 - 30 = -54$.
10. The expression $555 = 333$ is a false equality since 555 is not equal to 333.
11. The last expression is $39 + 52 = 1 \times 3$.
12. Adding 39 and 52 gives $39 + 52 = 91$.
13. Multiplying 1 by 3 gives $1 \times 3 = 3$.
14. Since 91 is not equal to 3, this equation is false.
15. Summary: The only correct arithmetic operations are the calculations themselves, but the equalities given are mostly false.
Arithmetic Check Ec2Aae
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