Math, asked by CHANDRANSH22, 8 months ago

if 3=8. 2=7. 1=9. then whats the value of 7:8:1

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Answered by yashikaraj321

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Answer:

I think it will be 1.5........

Answered by aradhyachdry

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given that 3=8,2=7 and 1=9
then putting the value of the numbers
therefore
it is 2:3:9
so 2/3/9is 2/27

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