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a + b->c means

(a + b)-> c or a + (b->c)?

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Associativity doesnt hold for IMPLICATION..
in question they will explicitly mention or they will provide brackets otherwise question will be ambiguous ..
 

a + b->c means (a + b)-->  c bcoz precedence of + > precedence of -->

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a + b->c means

(a + b)------->c   [Because Priority + > -----> ]

In Propositional Logic Priority ~ >  ^  > V > -------->  >  <-------------->

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