Math, asked by billionairesunny, 2 months ago

interchange of signs should give correct equation​

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Answered by laxmikashyap3feb
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Answer:

+ and -

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by talpadadilip417
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Step-by-step explanation:

 \begin{array}{l}(6)\:  \:  \: 10+10 \div 10-10 \times 10=10  \\  \\  \text{ \( \rm (A)+a n d  -  \)   \qquad    \boxed{\bf(B) }\( \underline{ \pmb{  \bf +\operatorname{and}  \times }} \) \qquad (C) \( \div \) and \(  \times  \) \qquad (D) \( + \) and \( \div \)} \end{array}

Correct option is [B].

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By making the interchanges given in ( A ), the equation as

 10-10 \div 10+10 \times 10=10

or 109=10 which is false.

By making the interchanges given in (B), the equation as

 \pmb{ 10 \times 10 \div 10-10+10=10 }

or 10=10 which is true.

By making the interchanges given in (C), the equation as

 10+10 \times 10-10 \div 10=10

or 109=10 which is false.

By making the interchanges given in (D), the equation as

 10 \div 10+10-10 \times 10=10 .

or -89=10 which is false.

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