Math, asked by bhuvanakarthikbhuvan, 2 months ago

find (a+b)÷(a-b) if a=-3/5 , b=1/6

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Answered by rofessordebbarma

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Answer:

13/23

Step-by-step explanation:

(a + b)÷(a - b)

(-3/5 + 1/6)÷(-3/5 - 1/6)

(-13/30) ÷ (-23/30)

(-13/30) × (30/-23)

-13/-23

13/23

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