Math, asked by amalbinharries, 10 months ago

what is 1/11÷1/1+1/1/1+1/5

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Answered by arvind155415

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1/11+1/1+1/5=71/55. I Hosp it is right.

Answered by KermitTheFrog

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Answer:

1/11÷1/1+1/11+/5=71/55

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