Math, asked by ShiningBlack, 11 months ago

How many tens are equal to the number whose hundreds, tens, and units digits are a,b,c, respectively?

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Answered by Sanjay999999

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Answered by kash45

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Answer:

10a+b+c/10

Step-by-step explanation:

A is hundred so, there would be 100a

B is ten, 10b

C is units, simple c

=100/10a+10b/10+c/10

=10a+b+c/10

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