Math, asked by khusharora811, 6 months ago

Find (p + q) ÷ (p − q) , if p = 4/9 , q = -9/4

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:p+q = 4/9-9/4 = 16-81/36 = -65/36

P-q = 4/9+9/4 = 97/36

P+q ÷ p-q = -97/65

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