Math, asked by chilliii7660, 3 months ago

how is a = 3/2 of the equation 3/4 + a/3 = 5/4 ?

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Answered by bmonica121

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Step-by-step explanation:

3/4+3/2/4=5/4

3/4+3/6

taking LCM, lcm=12

9+6/12=15/12=5/4

hence proved

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