Math, asked by shambhavi85, 8 months ago

WHAT IS THE VALUE OF 2+7/(1+1/6) ?

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Answered by nikhildeshmukh20vina

1

Answer:

2+7/(1+1/6)?=17 is the anawer

Answered by ravi2303kumar

1

Answer:

61/6

Step-by-step explanation:

Use the BODMAS rule

2+7/(1+1/6)

= 2+7/(7/6)

= 2+(49/6)

= (12+49)/6

= 61/6

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