Compute: ` 1/(5!)+1/(6!)+1/(7!)`

Tell which property allows you to compute (1)/(5)xx[(5)/(6) xx (7)/(9)] as [(1)/(5) xx (5)/(6)]xx(7)/(9)

compute : 5+7+6 =

n if (1)/(4l)+(1)/(5!)+(1)/(6!)=(n)/(7!)

(3)/(4)(1+(1)/(3))(1+(2)/(3))(1-(2)/(5))(1+(6)/(7))(1-(12)/(13))=?(1)/(5)( b )(1)/(6)(c)(1)/(7) (d) None of these

Simplify: 7+7/4+5 1/6

Simplify: 7+7/4+5 1/6

The greatest of the numbers 2^(1/2), 3^(1/3), 4^(1/4), 5^(1/5), 6^(1/6) and 7^(1/7) is

Find the mode in each of the following data collection. 8,6,7,6,5,4, (1)/(2), 7 (1)/(2), 6 (1)/(2), 8 (1)/(2), 10,7,5,5(1)/(2), 8,9 7,5,6,8 (1)/(2),6

The value of 6((1)/(5)) - [4((1)/(2)) - {""((1)/(6)) - (""((3)/(5)) + ""((3)/(10)) - ""((7)/(15)))}] is

Compute : 2{:[(2,3,4,1),(-5,11,6,7)]:}+5{:[(11,13,-3,4),(5,-3,4,-7)]:}-6{:[(6,12,4,-2),(-3,5,11,7)]:} .