Math, asked by LabeebHarnani, 5 months ago

5/2×13/5 it's a maths question

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Answered by Anonymous

Answer:

$\frac{5}{2} \times \frac{13}{5} = \frac{13}{2}$

LabeebHarnani: you have to find the Lcm also

Anonymous: why to find the LCM when you could simply cut the numerator of the first fraction with tge denominator of another fraction.

Anonymous: ??

LabeebHarnani: no but lcm is important

Anonymous: how could you just need that dam; LCM

Anonymous: when you could solve in this way out?

Answered by Anonymous

$\huge\bf{\underline{\underline{\bold{Solution:}}}}$

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${\bold{:⟹}\:\frac{\cancel{ 5}}{2} \:×\:\frac{ 13}{\cancel{5}}}$

${\bold{:⟹}\:\frac{13}{2}}$

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$\sf\small{Hope \:its \:help\: uhh!! }$

Anonymous: [tex]{\bold{:⟹}\:\frac{\cancel{ 5}}{2} \:×\:\frac{ 13}{\cancel{5}}}[/tex]

LabeebHarnani: 5/2×13/5

Anonymous: thanks

Anonymous: @labeebHarnani iss question may kha likha hai lcm karna hai lcm nahi hoga isliye direct 5 se 5 cancel ho jayga

Anonymous: @M1014 your welcome

LabeebHarnani: ok

Anonymous: @labeebHarnani - any doubt?

LabeebHarnani: no

Anonymous: ok

LabeebHarnani: ok

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