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By interchanging the given two numbers (not digits), which of the following equations will be correct? 44 and 19
By interchanging the given two numbers (not digits), which of the following equations will be correct? 44 and 19
I. 203 + 44 – 27 × 19 ÷ 11 = 114
II. 9 × 572 ÷ 19 – 44 + 4 = 120
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