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    Class 8th Evaluate and express in all the three number systems with base 10, 2 (and 5 (3 5=15 2 Math's Test Class 7th Find the value of x+1 / x if X=3 Evaluate (b2-2bc+c2) (b-c) if a=4, b=3, c=5 the length of a farm is 3 meters less than the twice of its width. If the.width is x meters then what will be the length

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    Class 8th Evaluate and express in all the three number systems with base 10, 2 (and 5 (3 5=15 2 Math's Test Class 7th Find the value of x+1 / x if X=3 Evaluate (b2-2bc+c2) (b-c) if a=4, b=3, c=5 the length of a farm is 3 meters less than the twice of its width. If the.width is x meters then what will be the length

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    Class 8th

    Math's Test

    Evaluate and express in all the three number systems with base 10, 2 (and 5 (3*5=15
    2

    (1000111)-5(2343) 587

    +567(4123) +2(100111)

    {5(1042) 2059} {2(10010011) + 5(31214)}

    Math's Test

    Class 7th

    Find the value of x+1/x if X=3 Evaluate (b2-2bc+c2) (b-c) if a=4, b=3, c=5 The length of a farm is 3 meters less than the twice of its width. If the .width is x meters then what will be the length in terms of x Solve the following equations 8x+3=5x+9 x+2/3=x+1/5 (x+2)-5(x+3) =9(4-x)7

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