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From the weighing problem of 8 and y = 20, what equation can you derive?

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CBSE
Class 7
Mathematics
Ganita Prakash II
Finding the Unknown
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From the weighing problem of 8...

Single Answer MCQ
Q-00124937

From the weighing problem of 8 and y = 20, what equation can you derive?

1

y - 8 = 20

2

y + 8 = 20

3

y = 20 + 8

4

8 + y = 20

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