Math, asked by saritasubhashsingh, 2 months ago

If Z=6,the value of 2Z÷3+6

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Answered by mayanksoni60602

2

Answer:

10

Step-by-step explanation:

z=6

2z/3+6=2x6/3+6=12/3+6=4+6=10

Answered by shreya1234singh1234

0

Answer:

6

Step-by-step explanation:

Z=6

2Z÷3+6

According to BODMAS, division comes first then multiplication and then addition.

So, 2×6÷3+6=2×2+2=4+2=6

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