Math, asked by Bibhu13418, 1 year ago

9/3(2+1)=?
Can anyone describe in detail?

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Answered by Anonymous

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$= > \frac{9}{3} (2 + 1) \\ \\ = > \frac{9}{3} \times 3 \\ \\ = > \frac{27}{3} \\ \\ = > 9$

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Bibhu13418: Why not: 9/3(2+1)

Bibhu13418: Why not: 9/3(2+1) =9/(3×3) =9/9 =1 ????

Answered by singhjogi1969

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

9/3(2+1)

=9/3(3) {as 2+1=3}

3 and 3 will cancel each other

= 9

hope this would be helpful to you....

Bibhu13418: Why not: 9/3(2+1) =9/(3×3) =9/9 =1 ????

singhjogi1969: if (2+1) is multiplied by 9 then it is then it is 9 but when (2+1) is multiplied by 3 then it will be 1

singhjogi1969: it can be dear........and sorry that I cant understand your question

Bibhu13418: Its one of the debating questions!!

singhjogi1969: not much

Bibhu13418: It is..

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