Math, asked by sparshjain89, 2 months ago

Given two rational numbers x=2/3 and y=3/2 ,then find the value of (x+y) ÷(x-y)
options are
A) -13/5

B)13/5

C)17/6

D)1/6

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Answered by ayushraj7689

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Answer:

option a is the correct answer

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