Math, asked by nandiksha, 11 months ago

find the sum of 2/7 + - 3/13

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Answered by nilesh102

4

solution:-

=> 2/7 + (- 3/13)

= 2/7 - 3/13

= ( 2×13)/(7×13) - ( 3×7)/(7×13)

= 26/91 - 21/91

= (26-21)/91

= 5/91

i hope it helps you

Answered by dildeepbhullar193

1

Answer:

hiii mate....

Step-by-step explanation:

2 / 7 + ( - 3 / 13 )

= 2 / 7 - 3 /13 ( Take LCM of the 7 and 13= 91 )

= 13 - 9 / 91

= 4 / 91 answer..

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