Math, asked by sujathasujatha8209, 10 months ago

divide the sum of -13/7 and 12/7 by the product of -31/7 and -1/2

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Answered by advsunainaarora

Answer:

step-1

-13/7+12/7= -1/7

step2

-31/7*-1/2= 31/14

step3

-1/7 / -1/2= solve urself

here u have to just divide.

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Answered by aku9492

Answer:

-2/5

Step-by-step explanation:

(-13/5+12/7) / -31/7*-1/2

-91+60/35 / 31/14

-31/35 / 31/14

-31*14/35*31= -434/1085= -2/5

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divide the sum of -13/7 and 12/7 by the product of -31/7 and -1/2​

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divide the sum of -13/7 and 12/7 by the product of -31/7 and -1/2