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If x = (-1)/3 y= 2/7 then (x+y) =​

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Answered by DrMe
1

Answer:

-1/21

Step-by-step explanation:

If x = ( -1/3 ) and y = 2/7 then replace the value.

(x+y)

= -1/3 + 2/7

=> LCM of 3 and 7 = 21

-1/3 ×7/7 = -7/21

2/7 × 3/3 = 6/21

-7+6/21

= -1/ 21

Answer is -1/21

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Answered by poojaagee
1

Answer:

-1/3 + 2/7

Take LCM

LCM of 3 and 7 is 21.

in -1/3 we must bring denominator to 21

by 3×7=21.

we must do for numerator too

(-)×(+)=(-)

-1×7=-7

Similarly in 2/7

Bring Denominator to 21

by 7×3=21

We must do for numerator too

2×3=6

What we multiplied for denominator we must multiply for numerator.

We must bring Denominator equal to 21 here.

So,

-7/21 + 6/21

(-)+(+)=Value of greater value number that is -7 and subtract

-1/21

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