Math, asked by saintwardsaingma8277, 1 month ago

how to find 9-6÷3×2+1

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Answered by EvilRage

0

Answer:

6

Step-by-step explanation:

Using bodmas rule

9-6÷3×2+1

= 9-2×2+1

= 9-4+1

= 9-3

= 6

Answered by mayurvishwakarma1118

1

Answer:

6

Step-by-step explanation:

9-6÷3x2+1 ( Using BODMAS rule )

9-2×2+1

9-4+1

9-3

6

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