Math, asked by nandlalpandit9795, 7 months ago

compute the following 6.4 divided by 0.2

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Answered by kalinayak108

5

32 is the correct answer

Answered by yellapusampreeth

7

Answer:

6.4/0.2= 32

6.4×10/0.2/10=64/2

64/2=32

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