Math, asked by vandanasingh02993, 3 months ago

2 divided by 18 km 900 m

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Answered by PrashantKumar888

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

We know that,

1km = 1000m

18km 900m = (18*1000 + 900)m

= 18900m

Now,

2 divided by 18km 900m,

= 2/18900 = 1/9450m

18km 900m divided by 2,

= 18900/2 = 9450m

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