Math, asked by Aqsaazhar125, 3 months ago

3(5/8)-(3/8-(3/4+5/8) solve by bodmas rule.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

3{ \huge(} \dfrac{5}{8} { \huge)} - { \huge(} \dfrac{3}{8} { \huge) } - { \huge(}  \dfrac{3}{4}  +  \dfrac{5}{8} { \huge)}

B - Bracket

O - Off

D - Division

M - Multiplication

A- Addition

S - Substraction

Now, BODMAS states that first we will remove bracket.

 = 3{ \huge(} \dfrac{5}{8} { \huge)} - { \huge(} \dfrac{3}{8} { \huge) } - { \huge(}  \dfrac{6 + 5}{8} { \huge)}

 = 3{ \huge(} \dfrac{5}{8} { \huge)} - { \huge(} \dfrac{3}{8} { \huge) } - { \huge(}  \dfrac{11}{8} { \huge)}

= 3  \times  \dfrac{5}{8}  - { \huge(} \dfrac{3}{8} { \huge) } - { \huge(}  \dfrac{11}{8} { \huge)}

=  \dfrac{15}{8}  - { \huge(} \dfrac{3}{8} { \huge) } - { \huge(}  \dfrac{11}{8} { \huge)}

 = \dfrac{15}{8}  - \dfrac{3}{8}  -   \dfrac{11}{8}

 =  \dfrac{15 - 3 - 11}{8}

 =  \dfrac{15 - 14}{8}

 =  \dfrac{1}{8}

 =  \dfrac{1}{8} Ans.

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