Physics, asked by dkumarsingh, 8 months ago

divide the sum of 3/11 and 2/5 by their product​

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Answered by CunningKing
15

◙ Sum of 3/11 and 2/5 :-

\displaystyle{\sf{\frac{3}{11} +\frac{2}{5} }}\\\\\sf{Taking\ LCM:}\\\\\displaystyle{\sf{=\frac{3(5)+2(11)}{55} }}\\\\\displaystyle{\sf{=\frac{15+22}{55} }}\\\\\displaystyle{\sf{=\frac{37}{55} }}

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◙ Product of 3/11 and 2/5 :-

\displaystyle{\sf{\frac{3}{11}\times\frac{2}{5}  }}\\\\\displaystyle{\sf{=\frac{6}{55} }}

→ Dividing sum by product :-

\displaystyle{\sf{\frac{37}{55}\div \frac{6}{55}  }}\\\\\displaystyle{\sf{=\frac{37}{55}\times\frac{55}{6}  }}\\\\\sf{55\ gets\ cancelled :}\\\\\boxed{\boxed{\displaystyle{\sf{=\frac{37}{6} }}}}\:\:\:\: \cdots \bold{ANSWER}

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Answered by Physics888
1

3/11 + 2/5

LCM = 55

Therefore sum is = 37 / 55

product = 3/11(2/5) = 6/55

by dividing both we get:

37/55 ÷ 6/55

37/55 × 55/6 ---------> reciprocal

therefore by eliminating 55 we get

37/6

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