Math, asked by kunal51203827, 5 months ago

10) If x=
4.16
12+ 13
find the value of x + 2-2 +2.13
I- 2/2 2- 2/3

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Answered by wansawaka

5

Answer:

taking x= 4.16

we get,

x + 2-2 + 2.13

=4.16+0+2.13

=6.29

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