Math, asked by Dedhen, 1 year ago

How can 5/9 and -7/3 be added?

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Answered by ashlee
2


5/9 + ( - 7/3)

= 5/9 - 7/3 x 3

= 5/9 - 21/9

= -16/9

Dedhen: How did the other 3 came at the second line?
ashlee: To add two fractions which don't have the same denominator u hav to make d denominators equal. got it?
Dedhen: Thank you very very very much!!!
Answered by gautamisahoo
1

ATQ    5/9 + (- 7/3)

         = 5/9 +(-7*3/3*3)

         = 5/9 +(-21/9)

         = (5-21)/9

         = -16/9


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