Math, asked by malai71, 11 months ago

by how much does 1÷(10/11) exceeds (1/10)÷11​

Answers

Answered by mahamahmood95
11

Step-by-step explanation:

1÷(10/11)=1*(11/10)

(1/10)÷11=(1/10)*1/11

1/110+x=11/10

x=11/10-1/110

x=11*11-1/110

x=121-1/110

x=120\110

X=12/11

Answered by pinquancaro
18

Answer:

1\div(\frac{10}{11}) exceeds (\frac{1}{10})\div 11+x by \frac{12}{11}    

Step-by-step explanation:

To find : By how much does 1\div(\frac{10}{11}) exceeds (\frac{1}{10})\div 11+x?

Solution :

Let x be the number which exceeds.

According to question,

1\div(\frac{10}{11})=(\frac{1}{10})\div 11+x

\frac{11}{10}=\frac{1}{10\times11}+x

\frac{11}{10}=\frac{1}{110}+x

x=\frac{11}{10}-\frac{1}{110}

x=\frac{121-1}{110}

x=\frac{120}{110}

x=\frac{12}{11}

Therefore, 1\div(\frac{10}{11}) exceeds (\frac{1}{10})\div 11+x by \frac{12}{11}

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