Math, asked by luckkk, 1 year ago

To walk one kilometre A takes m minutes and B, n minutes. In one hour,the difference travelled by A and B is
a) m-n
b) 60m-60n
c) 60/m - 60/n
d) 60/mn

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Answered by AkshatJaiswal000

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c) 60/m - 60/n this is answer

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