Math, asked by srima94, 2 months ago

4. If x=2/3.y=4/5, z=3/4 show that x ÷ (y + z) not equal to (x ÷y) + (x ÷ z).

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Answered by kumarajeet7667651253

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Answer:

2/3÷(4/5+3/4)= (2/3÷4/5)+(2/3÷3/4)

= it is not egual slove

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