Physics, asked by jiniya13, 7 months ago

Find (x + y) ÷ (x - y) if
x=1/4, y=3/2

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Answered by ashiqulthander

1

Answer:

-(7/5)

Explanation:

(x+y) /(x-y)=(1/4+3/2)/(1/4-3/2)

= (7/4) / (-5/4)

= 7/-5

hope it helped you..

Answered by ashwithachityala

0

Answer:

-7/5 this is correct one

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