Calculate two lakhs divided by two and then subtract ten thousand from the quotient obtained.

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Calculate two lakhs divided by two and then subtract ten thousand from the quotient obtained.

pravesh.sharma 24th Feb, 2023

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pravesh.sharma 24th Feb, 2023

2 lakh divided by two equal to one lakh then again minus ten thousand equal to ninety thousand in words 90000.

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