Math, asked by hari200514, 1 year ago

If the sum of two rational numbers -13/5 and 12/7 is divided by their difference taken in order,the the number so obtained is?​

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Answered by anima19
5

-13/5= -2.6

12/7=1.714

difference between 2.6 and1.714 are = 1.723,1.732,1.741


hari200514: Is this correct answer?
anima19: yes
Answered by smithasijotsl
1

Answer:

The sum divided by the difference between the two rational numbers  \frac{-13}{5} , \frac{12}{7} = \frac{31}{151}

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

Two rational numbers \frac{-13}{5} , \frac{12}{7}

To find,

The sum divided by the difference of the two rational numbers

Solution:

Sum of the two rational numbers =   \frac{-13}{5} +\frac{12}{7}

LCM(5,7) = 35

  \frac{-13}{5} +\frac{12}{7} = \frac{(-13X7)+(12X5)}{35}

= \frac{-91+60}{35}

= \frac{-31}{35}

Sum of the two rational numbers = \frac{-31}{35}

The difference between the two rational numbers =   \frac{-13}{5} -\frac{12}{7}

= \frac{(-13X7)-(12X5)}{35}

= \frac{-91-60}{35}

=  \frac{-151}{35}

The difference between of the two rational numbers =  \frac{-151}{35}

The sum divided by difference between the two rational numbers \frac{-13}{5} , \frac{12}{7}

= \frac{\frac{-31}{35} }{\frac{-151}{35} }

= \frac{31}{151}

The sum divided by the difference between the two rational numbers  \frac{-13}{5} , \frac{12}{7} = \frac{31}{151}

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