Math, asked by ankushkhollamkar, 1 year ago

if x#y = 2{x+y/x -y} ,then find the value of (4#3)/7

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Answered by sonyvenky

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if x#y = 2{x+y/x-y} so (4#3)/7 = 2

ankushkhollamkar: thanks for ans...but can you please explain ?

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