Math, asked by unicorn567, 11 months ago

Subtract the sum of -8/7 and -5/3 from the sum of 3/2 and -31/28

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Answered by shyamnarayan1485
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Step-by-step explanation:

first find the sum of -8/7and-5/3 which is equal to -59/21

now, find the sum of 3/2 and -31/28 which is equal to 11/28

now, subtract -59/21 from 11/28

which is equal to 269/84

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

a + ar = 3 -----> a(1+r) = 3

a + ar = 3 -----> a(1+r) = 3ar + ar^2 = -6 ---> ar(1+r) = -6

a + ar = 3 -----> a(1+r) = 3ar + ar^2 = -6 ---> ar(1+r) = -6divide the 2nd equation by the first

a + ar = 3 -----> a(1+r) = 3ar + ar^2 = -6 ---> ar(1+r) = -6divide the 2nd equation by the firstr = -2

a + ar = 3 -----> a(1+r) = 3ar + ar^2 = -6 ---> ar(1+r) = -6divide the 2nd equation by the firstr = -2now sub that into the first to get a

a + ar = 3 -----> a(1+r) = 3ar + ar^2 = -6 ---> ar(1+r) = -6divide the 2nd equation by the firstr = -2now sub that into the first to get aand you are all set

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