Math, asked by ankitkumarak6631002, 9 months ago

prove that 2+2=2
please prove it

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Answered by Ak4

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it is quite simple , u do not need an immense knowledge of mathematics to solve this ...

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Answered by kajalautkar265

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2×2/2+2×2/2

4/2+4/2

8/2

8/2×8/8

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