Math, asked by ashwintokale973, 5 months ago

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Answered by priyabelanke

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very hard maybe next time dear

Answered by pgpc

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4( 1/2) = 9/2 ÷6 = 6/1

9/2÷6/1 = 9/2×1/6 =

9/12=3/4

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