Math, asked by moupriya2812, 1 month ago

5/7 + (5/14 x 6/21) =

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Answered by vaibhav617449

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5/7 + (5/14 x 6/21)

5/7 + 15/147

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Answered by ashok980123

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5/7 + (5/14 x 6/21) =40/49

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