Math, asked by sumonaghosh222, 9 months ago

who who can tell this answer I will mark as a brainliest, thank her and follower.

but give the full answer if you don't give the full answer none of you will get. be ready for new follower. it is very urgent please give the answer first. ​

Attachments:

Answers

Answered by spacelover123
8

1. Here we have to verify if the following statements are correct.

(i) 2867+986=986+2867

2867+986=986+2867

3853=3853

∴ The commutative property is true for addition ⇒ a+b=b+a

(ii) 368\times215=215\times368

368\times215=215\times368

79120=79120

∴ The commutative property is true for multiplication ⇒ a\times b=b \times a

(iii) (156+273)+74=156+(273+74)

(156+273)+74=156+(273+74)

429+74 = 156+347

503=503

∴ The associative property is true for addition ⇒ a+(b+c)=(a+b)+c

(iv) (86\times55)\times 110 = 86\times(55\times110)

(86\times55)\times 110 = 86\times(55\times110)

4730\times 110 =86\times 6050

520300=520300

∴ The associative property is true for multiplication ⇒ a(b\times c)=(a\times b)c

2. Here we need to simplify the following numbers using BODMAS. BODMAS is an operation in mathematics that tells us in which order a problem needs to be solved. The order of BODMAS is ⇒ Brackets, Of, Division, Multiplication, Addition and Subtraction.

(i) 39-18\div3+2\times3

Here we need to do division first and then multiplication, then addition and finally subtraction.

39-18\div3+2\times3

39-6+2\times3

39-6+6

45-6

39

39-18\div3+2\times3=39

(ii) 8+2\times 5

Here we first need to do multiplication and then addition.

8+2\times 5

8+10

18

8+2\times 5=18

(iii) 5\times 8-6\div 2

First, we need to do division, then multiplication and finally subtraction.

5\times 8-6\div 2

5\times 8-3

40-3

37

5\times 8-6\div 2=37

(iv) 19-9\times 2

First, we need to do multiplication and then subtraction.

19-9\times 2

19-18

1

19-9\times 2=1

(v) 15\div5\times4\div 2

First, we need to do division and then multiplication.

15\div5\times4\div 2

3\times8

24

15\div5\times4\div 2=24

Similar questions