The & $($minimum$),!($maximum$),$ and # $($modulo$)$ operators are probably less familiar than the other four operators. Below are some examples of how they can be used:

X#$10=$

X&$10=$

X$!10=$

X$!1$&$10=$ X if X is between $1$ and $10,1$ is X is less than $1,$

Remainder of X$/10$

X if X is less than $10,$ otherwise $10$

X if X is greater than $10,$ otherwise $10$

and $10$ if X is greater than $10$ Positive value of X

$-$X$!$X $=$

Question: Now for an example. What is $1+1*3/2+7$#$12?$

A$.9$

B$.7$

C$.0$

D$.10$

E$.-131071$

F$.$ None of the above