Math, asked by drpushpabhagat702, 7 hours ago

simply and find the absolute value of the following
Q.a |(-10)-(-15)÷5-(-2)|
Q.b |6×(-5)-(-3)|

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Answered by satyamjha08344

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Answer:

a 5/7

b. -27

Step-by-step explanation:

a -10+15/5+2 = 5/7

b. by dmas rule 6×-5= -30

-30+3= -27

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