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Given,

1) \sf\dfrac{2}{9}+ \dfrac{4}{9}

2) \sf\dfrac{7}{19}- \dfrac{11}{19}

To Find :

values of those given fractions.

solution :-

1)  \sf\dfrac{2}{9}+ \dfrac{4}{9}

as the denominator is same i.e 9 we can directly add :-

\frac{2 + 4}{9}

\frac{6}{9}

\frac{2}{3}

\sf\therefore  \sf\dfrac{2}{9}+ \dfrac{4}{9} = \sf\dfrac{2}{3}

2) \sf\dfrac{7}{19}- \dfrac{11}{19}

as there is same denominator i.e 19 we can directly subtract it :

\frac{7 - 11}{19}

\frac{-4}{19}

\sf\therefore  \sf\dfrac{7}{19}- \dfrac{11}{19} = \sf\dfrac{-4}{19}.

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