Math, asked by gaurikavyansh480, 1 month ago

How many whole numbers lie between 31 and 79.

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Answered by CaptainAlpha

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Answer:

48 Whole numbers lie between these two numbers

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Answered by aliyafirdos1979

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ANSWER 48

Step-by-step explanation:

NUMBER OF WHOLE NUMBER BETWEEN 31 AND 79 ARE. 79-31=48.

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