Math, asked by sandhyajha0641, 10 months ago

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Answered by S0011
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Answer:

 \frac{60}{7}

Step-by-step explanation:

{( {3}^{ - 1}  +  {4}^{ - 1} ) }^{ - 1}  \div  {5}^{ - 1}

{( \frac{1}{3}  +  \frac{1}{4} ) }^{ - 1}  \div  \frac{1}{5}

{( \frac{4 + 3}{7} ) }^{ - 1}  \times 5

 \frac{12}{7}  \times 5

 \frac{60}{7}

Answered by twink1010
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The answer is C) 7/5

( {3}^{ - 1}  +  {4}^{ - 1}  {)}^{ - 1}  \div   {5}^{ - 1}  \\ ( {7}^{ - 1}  {)}^{ - 1}  \div  {5}^{ - 1 }  \\  {7}^{1}  \div  {5}^{ - 1}  \\  \frac{7}{5}

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