Math, asked by rajashekarrajs143, 30 days ago

Find (x+y) divided (x-y) if
(i) x=5/2,y=-3/4

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Answered by itsmuskaan

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Answer:

13/7

Step-by-step explanation:

(x+y) = 5+ 3/2

= 13/2

(x-y)= 5 - 3/2

7/2

(x+y) ÷ (x-y)

13/2÷ 7/2

13/2× 2/7

13/7

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