Math, asked by hebafatima4666, 3 months ago

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

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Answered by jatinsingh01122

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x=5 by 2, y= 3 by 2

(x+y)+(x-y)=(5 by 2 + 3 by 2) +(5 by 2 - 3 by 2)

= 8 by 2 + 2 by 2

= 10 by 2

= 5

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