Math, asked by walaopchannel, 3 months ago

evaluate (6° x 7°) - (-5°)

Answers

Answered by vijaykr2028

1

Answer:

pls mark me as he brainliest

Step-by-step explanation:

a° = 1

(1 x 1) - (-1) = (1)-(-1) = 1+1

2 is the answer

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

English, 1 month ago

as silence deepened in the room what was swami reminded of ...

Math, 1 month ago

If a = 2, b = 3, find the value of $\frac{5}{6} ba$ ...

Chemistry, 1 month ago

To electroplate iron spoon with copper, cathode, anode and electrolyte should be 1) cathode-copper plate, anode-iron spoon, electrolyte- copper sulphate solution 2)cathode-iron spoon, anode-copper plate, electrolyte- iron sulphate solution 3)cathode-iron spoon, anode-copper plate, electrolyte- copper sulphate solution pls tell me the answer friends :(...

English, 3 months ago

Write a letter placing an order for your favourite set of story books.

English, 3 months ago

Read the following padswer the questions:"The little bird gave Deadow. Wout you care to have me in place of your parrot?" said the little bird. "It's true that I'm a pro auton the other hand I have a much better voice." Princess September clapped her hands with delighed then the title bird hopped on to the end of her bed and sang her to sleep. When she next day hele bid was still there, and as...

Hindi, 11 months ago

- साँप के काटने पर बुढ़िया किसको बुला लाई...

English, 11 months ago

21. How does Gerrard behave during the conversation? (Very confident, filled with fear). 22. Intruder was a nice guy .(True/False) 23. Intruder was a robber. 24. Who proves cleverer in the end? (Gerrard or the intruder) 25. Choose the correct word from the pairs given below: Cancer is a fatal (disease/decease), ii) The old man is too (week/weak) to walk. [10] i)...

English, 11 months ago

︎︎︎︎ *There was a rolling in The wind all night;* *The rain came heavily and fell in floods;* *The birds are singing in the distant Woods;* *Over his own sweet voice the stock Dove broods;* *The jay makes answer has the magpie chatters;* *And all the air is filled with pleasant noise of waters.* *All things that love the sun are out of doors;* *The sky rejoices in the morning's...