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Mathematics, 26.10.2020 22:30, yourmumsanoodle

Please help me Select the simplification that accurately explains the following statement 37=7 1/3
OA (73) = 73.78.74 = 78 +3+= 78 = 72 = 7
OB. (72) = 73.73.7% = 73-}-} = 78 = 72 = 7
OC (73)° = 78.78.78 = 7+(3+3 + 3) = 7. = 7.1 = 7
OD. (73)° = 78.78.7) = 7.7) = 3.1.7 = 1.7 = 7


Please help me Select the simplification that accurately explains the following statement

37=7 1/

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