Math, asked by rahila4, 1 year ago

divide the sum of 17/3 and 6/7 by the product of 2/7 and 11/2

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Answered by LalsanbabuKaipeng

8

(17/3 + 6/7) ÷ 2/7 ×11/2
(119 + 18) /21 ÷ 11/7
137/21 ÷11/7
137/21 ×7/11
959/231 =4.15...

rahila4: the right answer is 137/33

Answered by kantsanjay07

2

Answer:

(17/3+6/7) ÷ 2/7×11/2

=(119+18)21÷11/7

137/21÷11/7

137/21×7/11

959/231=4.15

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