Math, asked by shivanik, 1 year ago

P by Q equal to 7 then P + Q by P minus Q equal to how much

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Answered by bhavyhans
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I think -34/7 is the answer
Answered by hello50
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solve like this and be happy
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shivanik: yes correct answer
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bhavyhans: dude this would be ratio of p:q not the actual value of them
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