Math, asked by tursansingh31, 4 months ago

by what number should 4×5+1 be multiplied to get 2×30+1

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Answered by king6566

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Answer: 2.904...

Step-by-step explanation:

4×5+1 = 21

to get

2×30+1 = 61

So,What should we multiply to 21 to get 61

Hence, 61÷21 = 2.904... Or 2 or 3 as ur wish because there's answer in point...

Hope it's helpful for u !!!

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