Math, asked by raokrishan321, 9 months ago

divide sum of 65/12and12/7 by their difference

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answered by ToxicEgo

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Sum:

65/12+12/7

→65×7+12×12/12×7

→455+144/84

→599/84

Difference:

65/12-12/7

→65×7-12×12/12×7

→455-144/84

→311/84

Now from given condition,

599/84÷311/84

599/84×84/311

599/84

7.130

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