Question

Is x- y/5 -10 same as 1.x -y/5 -10 ??? Pls help out!!

Answer 1

Yes because in the second case 1. Means one multiplied by x-y/5 -10 and a number multiplied by one will always be the same number....for example: 1.2=2 (Here . Stands for multiplication sign)

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Is x- y/5 -10 same as 1.x -y/5 -10 ???

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Yes It is Same Equation of both because in Second Equation 1 is Multiplied So After that we will get Same Equation

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