Math, asked by iznazia, 12 days ago

find (a+b)÷(a-b) if a=1/3 and b=3/

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Answered by rawalsinghchouhan

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Answer:

10/3 divided by 8/3

so, the answer is 30/24 and its simplest form is 15/12

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