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    Which two numbers should be interchanged to make the given equation correct? 25-28 + 21 × 10÷ 5= 43
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    Which two numbers should be interchanged to make the given equation correct?
    25-28 + 21 × 10÷ 5= 43

    A.

    5 and 28

    B.

    21 and 25

    C.

    10 and 43

    D.

    21 and 28

    Correct option is B

    Given:
    25-28 + 21 × 10÷ 5= 43
    Option (a): Interchange 5 and 28 after interchanging the digit we get following equation -
    25−5+21×10÷28 = 43
    25−5+7.56 = 43
    25−5+7.56 = 43
    32. 56 – 5 = 43
    27.55 ≠ 43Option (b): Interchange 21 and 25 after interchanging the digit we get following equation - 21−28+25×10÷5 = 43
    21−28+25×2 = 43
    21−28+50 = 43
    71 – 28 = 43
    43 = 43
    Thus, the correct answer is (b) 21 and 25

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