Math, asked by matiyansummi, 9 months ago

35.52 = 73 of (3.2 x 0.5)

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Answered by geethageetha9479

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Step-by-step explanation:

7.68 is the answer

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Answered by kailashmannem

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$\red{\mathbb{35.52\: = \: 73 \: * \: 3.2 \: * \: 0.5}}$

$\blue{\mathbb{35.52 \: = \: 116.8}}$

$\orange{\mathbb{ THEREFORE, \: THEY \: ARE \: NOT \: EQUAL.}}$

$\green{\mathbb{HOPE \: IT \: HELPS\: YOU.}}$

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