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Solve This Mathematical Statement.

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Answered by asinha21
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Answer:

a)

a= \frac{7}{-9} = \frac{-7}{9}

b = \frac{-6}{7}

a + b =\frac{-7}{9}  + \frac{-6}{7}

= \frac{-49 -54}{63}

= \frac{-103}{63}

a - b = \frac{-7}{9}  - \frac{-6}{7}

= \frac{-7}{9}  + \frac{6}{7}

=  \frac{-49 +54}{63}

= \frac{5}{63}  

So, \frac{-103}{63}\frac{5}{63}  

∴, a - b ≠ a + b

Hence, proved

b)

a =  \frac{13}{15}

b =  \frac{-7}{13}

a + b =    \frac{13}{15} + \frac{-7}{13}

=  \frac{169 - 105}{195}

=  \frac{64}{195}

a - b =  \frac{13}{15} - \frac{-7}{13}

=  \frac{13}{15} + \frac{7}{13}

= \frac{169 + 105}{195}

= \frac{274}{195}

So, \frac{64}{195}\frac{274}{195}

∴, a - b ≠ a + b

Hence, proved

Hope it helps!

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