Math, asked by khushcom2012, 20 days ago

subtract the first rational numberber from the second

3/7,- 2/7

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Answered by Triserotopes

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Answered by TheBlood

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-3/2

Step-by-step explanation:

=3/7÷(-2)/7[In dividing rational number we reverse on of the fraction and Change the division sign into multiple sign. ]

=3/7×-7/2(-7 got Cancelled out by 7 and left with -1)

=-3/2

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