Math, asked by deepradha, 1 year ago

Divide the sum of 13/3 and 6/7by the product of 2/7and11/2

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Answered by harshitha006

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13/3 + 6/7
13×7 + 6×3/21
91+18/21
109/21
2/7 ×11/2
11/7
109/21/11/7
109/21 ×7/11
109/3×11
109/33 is answer

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