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a number such that six-sevenths of it shall exceeds four-fifths of it by 2 the number is

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Answered by mptripathitripathi

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The answer is 35. 30 = 28 + 2!!! Check. Find a number so that six sevenths of it exceeds four fifths of it by 2.

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