Math, asked by gyankamal2000, 8 months ago

please answer me 6a​

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Answered by sona972
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Step-by-step explanation:

91/2,71/5,23/4,31/9

=19/2. 36/5. 11/4. 28/9

=11/4<28/9<36/5<19/2

=

=in ascending order

=23/4,31/9,71/5,91/2

adding smallest and greatest fraction we get

11/4+19/2

11+38/4

=49/4

Answered by amankumaraman11
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Given,

 \huge \frak{9 \frac{1}{2}, \: \:  7 \frac{1}{5} , \: \: 2  \frac{3}{4} , \:  \: 3 \frac{1}{9}  }\\  \\   \boxed{ \frak{=  &gt; \frac{19}{2} , \:  \frac{36}{5} , \: \frac{11}{4} , \: \frac{28}{9} }}

Making the fractions' denominators like, we get,

 \boxed{ \frac{19 \times 90}{2 \times 90}  =  \frac{1710}{180}  }\\  \boxed{\frac{36 \times 36}{5 \times 36} =  \frac{1296}{180}  } \\ \boxed{ \frac{11  \times 45}{4 \times 45 } =  \frac{495}{180} }  \\ \boxed{ \frac{28 \times 20}{9 \times 20}  =  \frac{ 560}{180} }

Now,

• Sum of greatest and smallest fractions =

 \huge \frac{1710}{180}  +  \frac{495}{180}  \\  \\  \\  =  &gt;  \frac{1710 + 495}{180} \:   =   \red{\frac{2205}{180}}  \\

• Arrangement of fractions in ascending order,

 \frac{495}{180} &lt;  \frac{560}{180}  &lt;  \frac{1296}{180}  &lt;  \frac{1710}{180}   \\   \\ =  &gt;  \red {\frac{11}{4}  &lt;  \frac{28}{9}  &lt;   \frac{36}{5} &lt;  \frac{19}{2} }

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