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If the sum of two rational number is 0, one of them is 10/3 then the other will be

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Answered by prabhakarkrsingh
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Answer:

-10/3

Step-by-step explanation:

10/3+-10/3=0

When we add negative to the positive of the rational number the sum is always zero.

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Answered by navadeepsai11
1

Answer:

-10/3

Step-by-step explanation:

Let us take the numbers as x,y

We know x = 10/3

And also given that x + y = 0

So, 10/3 + y = 0

When we transpose (+ ve) to the other side then it becomes (- ve)

10/3 + y = 0

y = -10/3

Hence the other number is -10/3.

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