Math, asked by RAVIKUMARPR, 2 months ago

divide the sum of -6/7 and -13/14 by their difference

Answers

Answered by ssudipa046
1

Answer:

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Answered by delphinaemoin10
2

Answer:

25

Step-by-step explanation:

here the sum of -6/7 and -13/14 is divided by their difference

=  \frac{-6}{7}+\frac{-13}{14}  \\ \frac{-6}{7} -\frac{(-13)}{14}    

' + ' and ' - ' will make ' - ' and ' - ' and ' - ' will make ' + '

= \frac{-6}{7}- \frac{13}{14}\\ \frac{-6}{7} +\frac{13}{14}      

By cross multiplying we get,

= \frac{-84-91}{98} \\ \frac{-84+91}{98}  

 Canceling 98 from numerator and denominator we get,

       

= \frac{-84-91}{-84+91}            

= \frac{175}{7}

= 25

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