Math, asked by ajithamerline7569, 7 months ago

If 1/(5-^7)=x+y^7then the value of x+y

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Answered by srinivashpotshangbam

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1/(5-^7)=x+y^7

1/5^-1×7=x+y^7

1^7/5^-1×7=x+y^7

X+Y=1/5^-1

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