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3. For a and b with 1 < = a <= 5 <= b <= 9, what is the greatest value (a+b)/ab can have?

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Answered by shreyasonukale

Answer:

11 ÷ 5

Step-by-step explanation:

for numerator, select largest possible values for a and b. Choose smallest possible values for denomination in order to get greatest value as a result.

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3. For a and b with 1 < = a <= 5 <= b <= 9, what is the greatest value (a+b)/ab can have? ​

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3. For a and b with 1 < = a <= 5 <= b <= 9, what is the greatest value (a+b)/ab can have?