Math, asked by uend8wbri34r, 10 months ago

What is the value of 7 + z ÷ 2, when z = 10?

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Answered by sundarge

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answer:

12

explanation:

7+z/2

by taking LCM we get:

(14+z)/2

substituting z=10(given):

(14+10)/2

24/2=12

Hence proved!!

Answered by ravinagarg4

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Answer:

By using BODMAS

7 + (10÷2)

= 7 + 5

= 12

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