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Answered by gitanjaligitajlai498
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Answered by CuteAnswerer
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GIVEN :

  • Divide the sum of \bf{ \dfrac{13}{5}} and \bf{ \dfrac{-12}{7}} by the product of \bf{ \dfrac{-31}{7}} and \bf{ \dfrac{1}{-2}}.

SOLUTION :

Sum of \bf{ \dfrac{13}{5}} and \bf{ \dfrac{-12}{7}} :

\implies{ \sf{\dfrac{13}{5} +\dfrac{-12}{7} }} \\  \\

\implies{ \sf{\dfrac{91 + (  - 60)}{35}  }} \\  \\

\implies{ \sf{\dfrac{91  -  60}{35}  }} \\  \\

\implies{ \green {\bf{\dfrac{31 }{35}  }}}

Product of \bf{ \dfrac{-31}{7}} and \bf{ \dfrac{1}{-2}} :

 \implies{ \sf {\dfrac{ - 31}{7}  \times  \dfrac{1}{ - 2} }} \\  \\

\implies{ \sf {\dfrac{ \cancel{ - }31}{  \cancel{-} 14}  }} \\  \\

\implies{ \green {\bf{\dfrac{31 }{14}  }}}

Dividing the sum of \bf{ \dfrac{13}{5}} and \bf{ \dfrac{-12}{7}} by the product of \bf{ \dfrac{-31}{7}} and \bf{ \dfrac{1}{-2}} :

 \implies{ \sf{ Sum \div  Product }} \\  \\

 \implies{ \sf{ \dfrac{31}{35}  \div\dfrac{31}{14} }} \\  \\

\implies{ \sf{ \dfrac{ \cancel{31}}{ \cancel{35}} \times  \dfrac{ \cancel{14}}{ \cancel{ \cancel{31}}} }}  \\  \\

\implies{  \huge{\boxed {\red {\bf{\dfrac{2 }{5}} }}}}

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