Math, asked by swatiswati5503, 4 months ago

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Worksheet-2
I) Write equations for the following
1) Three fourth of'm is 12

Answers

Answered by pintosancia01

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Answer:

3/4 m=12.

explanation (step by step)

3m= 12

4

=3m= 12×4

=3m= 48

= m = 48÷3

m=16

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