Math, asked by parmjitpammy12, 11 months ago

((6/7)^-2+(1/7)^-2)^-1÷(11)^-1

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Answered by captainabhimanyu89

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Answered by uche35

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Completed for you tho

((6/7)^-2+(1/7)^-2)^-1÷(11)^-1

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With the idea of the first person, I completed.

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