Math, asked by dragonballAlex, 1 year ago

If,
2, 1 = 9
4, 2 =18
5, 3 =18
6, 3 =27
Then,
9, 4 =?
Also give reason...

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Answered by purvisri02

1

2+1*3 = 9
4+2*3 = 18
5+3*3 = 24
6+3*3 = 27
9+4*3 = 39

Answered by aashishkumar1172

0

45. It is correct answer. You can go for it

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