Math, asked by kbalvinder712, 6 months ago

4. For rational numbers x and y, the number that always lies between x and y is
a.x-y/2
b.x+y/2
c. 2xy
d. 2x

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Answered by gouri516

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

avg of any two no.s always lies between them

here for x,y the avg.is x+y/2

so opt B

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