Math, asked by haragopalintec58, 6 months ago

find (x+y)÷(x+y) if x=5/2 y=-3/4

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Answered by naitik818

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Answer:

1

Step-by-step explanation:

x+y = 7/4

(x+y)/(x+y)

= (7/4)/(7/4)

= 1

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