Math, asked by atulsinghb, 3 months ago

Q5. Find the value of:
a(-6/7) 5×(-2/6)6

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Answered by shashankofficial

0

Answer:

60/7

Step-by-step explanation:

Answered by Nihar1729

1

Answer:

= a(-6/7) 5×(-2/6)6

= ( -30a/7 ) × ( -2 )

= 60a/7 (Ans.)

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