Math, asked by smithadileep1978, 11 months ago

suppose m and n are distinct integers. Can 3m×2n÷2m×3n be an integer

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Answered by shaikharman786

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Answer:

Yes

Step-by-step explanation:

3m*2n /2m*3n

= 6mn/6mn

= 1/1

The answer for all values of m and n would be 1/1 which is an integer.

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