Math, asked by anushkatiwari25augus, 2 months ago

1/4 of 140°
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Answered by kimjennierubyjane150

3

1/4×140

=1/35

=35

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Answered by InvincibleAtharva

2

Answer:

"OF" represents multiplication.

Therefore,

1/4 x 140

which is

35

Hence 35 degrees is 1/4th of 140 degrees.

Step-by-step explanation:

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