Math, asked by rojinabevym, 2 months ago

Explain how
21-3+18÷6 = 6

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Answered by sonu9797

0

Answer:

the question is definitely wrong when BODMAS is applied

according to bodmas answer should be

21-3+18÷6

21-3+3

=21

Answered by pankajnafria75

17

Answer:

as we know 21-3+18÷6 = 6

18÷6 = 6-21 +3

3 = 19

so it is not possible

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