Math, asked by kbdriaz, 5 hours ago

1. A boy has 10 balls. 4 of them are red and 6 are yellow. How many rows of 3 balls can be arranged with a yellow ball in the middle?

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Answered by amitgarg0507

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Answer:

10 balls

Step-by-step explanation:

4,6,3 rows ok so bye

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