Math, asked by mmind4542, 5 months ago

The value of (6° × 7°) + 2° is

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Answered by suraj194gupta

1

The value of (6° × 7°) + 2° is

° =1

1×1+1

1+1

2

Answered by RealSweetie

20

Step-by-step explanation:

(6⁰×7⁰)+2⁰

=(1×1)+1

=1+1

=2

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