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8090 [49]2 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

$1. \: (c) \: 25 \% \\ 2. \: (b) \: 25\% \\ 3. \: (d) \: 1750 \: \\ 4. \: (c) \: 108 \\ 5. \: (a) \: 20\% \\ 6. \: (a) \: 2400 \\ 7. \: (b) \: 10 \\ 8. \: (c) \: 24 \\ 9. \: (c) \: \frac{1}{25} \\ 10. \: (a) \: x/y = constant$

xeze [42]2 years ago

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1) 25%

2) 60

3) 1750

5) 20%

6) 2400

7) 10

8)24

9) 1/25

10) X/y = constant.

sorry 4 no. is not taught in Nepal

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