Math, asked by ILoveToLearn512, 5 hours ago

Divide the sum of the rational numbers 3/2 and 5/7 by their difference. (STEP BY STEP)

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Answered by soumyadipmaji14

0

Answer:

2.81818

Step-by-step explanation:

(3/2+5/7) (3/2-5/7)

= 31/14 × 11/14

= 31/11

=2.818181818

Answered by aryardesai

1

Answer:

31/11 or 2 10/11

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