Math, asked by itsshreya38, 2 months ago

if x=5/8 and y =-5/4,then (x+y)>0

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Answered by nareshpatle1915

2

yes,

(x+y)>0

The value of x+y is greater than 0.

Is the answer.

Answered by saniyapatle45

1

Answer:

yes

Step-by-step explanation:

if x=5/8 and y =-5/4,then (x+y)>0

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