Math, asked by ud0392003, 3 months ago

Find (x + y) + (x - y) if:
x = -7 and y = -3/7

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Answered by spremjitsinghmartins

Answer:

x+y+x-y

=-7+-3/7+-7--3/7

= -52/7+-46/7

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Answered by kumaravinash30pdz1uy

hlo

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Find (x + y) + (x - y) if: x = -7 and y = -3/7​

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Find (x + y) + (x - y) if:
x = -7 and y = -3/7