Solve: Finding the Difference Between 360 and 360

360?360=0 360 ? 360 = 0

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00:00 Identify the correct operation
00:04 Apply each operation, compute, and determine which one gives the correct result
00:11 Let's use long addition
00:23 Since this operation doesn’t give the correct result, we’ll test the next option
00:31 Let's use long multiplication
01:23 Since this operation doesn’t give the correct result, we’ll test the next option
01:40 Let's use long subtraction
01:55 Since this operation is suitable, we can move on to the next
02:07 Let's write division as a fraction
02:10 Let's reduce wherever possible
02:17 This is the solution to the question

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360?360=0 360 ? 360 = 0

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To solve this problem of determining which arithmetic operation between 360360 and 360360 results in 00, we consider the four basic operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

  • Addition: 360+360=720360 + 360 = 720, which is not zero.
  • Subtraction: 360360=0360 - 360 = 0, which matches the required result.
  • Multiplication: 360×360=129,600360 \times 360 = 129,600, which is not zero.
  • Division: 360÷360=1360 \div 360 = 1, which is not zero.

The correct operation that results in zero is subtraction. Therefore, the correct answer is option 3: - .

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