-1 OR 5*5=26

I’m not sure what context you’re in. Could you clarify? Here are the common readings, with quick results:

1. As a Python-like expression: -1 or (5*5 == 26)

   • 5*5 == 26 is False
   • -1 is truthy, so the result is -1

2. In pure boolean logic (true/false): interpret -1 as True, and 5*5 = 26 as False

   • True OR False = True

3. Arithmetic/math: 55 = 26 is simply false since 55 = 25

If you tell me the exact language or exam style (e.g., Python, C, logic, or a logic puzzle), I’ll give a precise answer.