Math, asked by ujjawal18, 1 year ago

please solve this question with process

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Answered by warm123

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ok i think i have given you the correct answer if not so tell me then

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ishwarsinghdhaliwal: warm

ishwarsinghdhaliwal: 25÷5/2

ishwarsinghdhaliwal: 25×2/5=10

Answered by ishwarsinghdhaliwal

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Hope it helps........

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Anubhav0355: yes.. it's wrong

Anubhav0355: no its correct im sorry

warm123: so plz tell me the answer i will again solve it

warm123: ok then

warm123: ok

Anubhav0355: answer is 10... someone already gave the correct answer

warm123: ok

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