Math, asked by Amolmahajan, 9 months ago

If 37 = 59, then 38 =......?

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Answered by seemagupta26373

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Answer:

First of all 37 cannot be equal ro 59 in any condition.

Answered by Ruqaiya03

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Answer:

38= 60

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