Math, asked by jappi88, 1 year ago

If
2, 4, 5=3
3, 9, 9=6
4, 12, 8=5
5, 10, 8=6
Then:
6, 18, 7=??
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Answered by vickeydey
7
see this question is very simple.
for the first one u divide 4 by 2 and then subtract 2( 4/2) from 5 which is 3.
again for the second one divide 9 by 3 and then subtract 3(9/3) from 9 which is 6.
so the question is repeating a similar pattern.
again for the last one, I divide 18 by 6 and subtract 3(18/6) by 7 which gives me 4.hence the answer is 4.

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Answered by kaushikar62
1
18÷6= 3
7-3=4
divide 2nd number by 1st number then subtract quotient from 3rd number

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