Math, asked by harish11kasturia, 6 months ago

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Answered by MH99
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Answer:

a. –40/21

b. 47/504

c. 59/20

Step-by-step explanation:

a. (-2/7 -2/7) +(-2/3 -2/3)

⇒ -2(2/7) -2(2/3)

⇒ -4/7 -4/3

⇒ (-12-28)/21

–40/21

b. (5/6+2/7) (1/3-1/4)

⇒ {(35+12)/42} {(4-3)/12}

⇒ 47/42× 1/12

⇒47/504

c. (4/7÷16/49) + (5/6×36/25)

⇒ (4/7 × 49/16) + 6/5 [Cross multiplication]

⇒ 7/4 + 6/5 [Cross multiplication]

(35+24)/20

59/20

Answered by joelpaulabraham
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Answer:

(a) -40/21

(b) 47/504

(c) 59/20

Step-by-step explanation:

(a)

((-2/7) - (2/7)) + ((-2/3) - (2/3))

= ((-2/7) + (-2/7)) + ((-2/3) + (-2/3))

= ((-2 - 2)/7) + ((-2 - 2)/3)

= (-4/7) + (-4/3)

Now, to add two or more fractions, they must be like or in simple terms their denominator must be equal, so we take their LCM

Thus,

LCM (7, 3) = 21

So,

(-4/7) × (3/3) = (-12/21)

(-4/3) × (7/7) = (-28/21)

Adding them we get,

(-12/21) + (-28/21)

= (-12 - 28)/21

= -40/21

Thus,

((-2/7) - (2/7)) + ((-2/3) - (2/3)) = (-40/21)

(b)

((5/6) + (2/7)) × ((1/3) - (1/4))

Similarly,

To add, their denominator must be equal,

LCM (6, 7) = 42

So,

(5/6) × (7/7) = (35/42)

(2/7) × (6/6) = (12/42)

Thus,

((5/6) + (2/7)) = (35/42) + (12/42)

= (35 + 12)/42

= 47/42

Now,

Similarly,

LCM (3, 4) = 12

So,

(1/3) × (4/4) = (4/12)

(1/4) × (3/3) = (3/12)

Thus,

((1/3) - (1/4)) = (4/12) - (3/12)

= (4 - 3)/12

= (1/12)

Thus,

((5/6) + (2/7)) × ((1/3) - (1/4)) = (47/42) × (1/12)

= (47 × 1)/(42 × 12)

= 47/504

Remember, for Multiplication and Division we need not require like fractions.

(c)

((4/7) ÷ (16/49)) + ((5/6) × (36/25))

We know that,

(a/b) ÷ (c/d) = (a/b) × (d/c)

So,

= ((4/7) × (49/16)) + ((5/6) × (36/25))

Cancelling terms out we get,

= (7/4) + (6/5)

Taking LCM we get,

LCM (4, 5) = 20

So,

(7/4) × (5/5) = (35/20)

(6/5) × (4/4) = (24/20)

Adding we get,

= (35/20) + (24/20)

= (35 + 24)/20

= 59/20

Thus,

((4/7) ÷ (16/49)) + ((5/6) × (36/25)) = 59/20

Hope it helped and you understood it........All the best

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