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Answered by shreyasharad
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Answer:

ACTUALLY I DID NOT UNDERSTAND THE 3RD QUESTION

Step-by-step explanation:

1]MULTIPLICATIVE INVERSE

6/7   ----->7/6

-7/25--------> -25/7

2]INSERT TWO FRACTIONS BETWEEN

1]4/7 AND 8/9

lcm of 9 and 7 is 63

\frac{4*9}{7*9} \\\frac{36}{63} \\\frac{8*7}{9*7} \\\frac{56}{63} \\

* symbol denotes multiplication

answer=37/63 and38/63

2]7/8 AND 3/4

lcm of 8 and 4 is 8

\frac{7*1}{8*1} =\frac{7}{8} \\\frac{3*2}{4*2} =\frac{6}{8} \\

as there is only 1 digit between then you have to multiply it by 10

\frac{7*10}{8*10} =\frac{70}{80} \\\frac{6*10}{8*10} =\frac{60}{80}

answer = 61/80 and 62/80

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Answered by Anushka786
7

1) Write multiplicative inverse :

a) 6/7

b) -7/25

Answer :

 1 ) \: \tt{\blue{ \frac{6}{7}  =  \frac{7}{6} }}

2 \: ) \tt{\blue{ \frac{ - 7}{25}  =  \frac{25}{ - 7} }}

Note :

What is multiplicative inverse ?

= It means to reciprocal the given question so that if when multiplied to it's original numbers yeilds 1 .

2) Insert two fraction between :

a) 4/7 and 8/9

b) 7/8 and 3/4

Answer ;

a) first make their denominator same by LCM .

So 7 and 9 LCM = 63

1) \:  \tt{\pink{ \frac{4}{7}  =  \frac{36}{63}   \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \: \frac{8}{9}   =  \frac{32}{63}  }}

 \therefore \tt{\red{two \: fraction \:  =   \green{\frac{33}{63}} \:  \:  \green{\frac{35}{63} }}}

b ) First again make their denominator same by LCM.

So 8 and 4 LCM = 16

2) \:  \tt{\purple{ \frac{7}{8}  =  \frac{14}{16}   \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \: \frac{3}{4}   =  \frac{12}{16}  }}

\therefore \tt{\red{two \: fraction \:  =   \green{\frac{13}{16}} \:  \:  \green{\frac{14}{16} }}}

3 ) Write the names of all brackets used in a simplification :

Answer :

1) \: (—)  \tt{ \pink{ \: bar \: bracket}}

2) \: (()) \tt{ \pink{ \: small \: bracket}}

\3) ( {} ) \tt{ \pink{curley \: bracket}}

4) \: ( [ \: ]) \tt{ \pink{big \: bracket}}

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