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The reciprocal of the sum of reciprocal of both the rational number 2/r and 3/r will be, where r≠0

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Answered by LegenDzHarsH
1

Answer:

It can't be reciporcal

Answered by jiya9614
14

Answer:

. Add the following:

(i) 4 / 7 and 5 / 7

(ii) 7 / – 13 and 4 / – 13

Solution:

(i) Given

4 / 7 and 5 / 7

Adding both the numbers

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

We get,

= 9 / 7

∴ The addition of 4 / 7 and 5 / 7 is 9 / 7

(ii) Given

7 / – 13 and 4 / – 13

Consider

7 / – 13 = {7 × (-1)} / {- 13 × (-1)}

= – 7 / 13

Also,

4 / – 13 = {4 × (-1)} / {- 13 × (-1)}

= – 4 / 13

Now,

Adding both the numbers

(7 / – 13) + (4 / – 13) = (- 7 – 4) / 13

We get,

= – 11 / 13

2. Simplify:

(i) 5 / 11 + 

(ii) – 4 / 9 + 

Solution:

(i) Given

5 / 11 +

This can be written as,

5 / 11 + 39 / 9

Taking L.C.M we get,

5 / 11 = (5 × 9) / (11 × 9)

We get,

= 45 / 99

39 / 9 = (39 × 11) / (9 × 11)

We get,

= 429 / 99

Now,

Adding both the numbers,

45 / 99 + 429 / 99 = (45 + 429) / 99

= 474 / 99

=

Dividing numerator and denominator by 3,

= 4 (78 ÷ 3) / (99 ÷ 3)

We get,

=

(ii) Given

– 4 / 9 +

This can be written as,

– 4 / 9 + 38 / 13

Taking L.C.M we get,

– 4 / 9 = (-4 × 13) / (9 × 13)

We get,

= – 52 / 117

38 / 13 = (38 × 9) / (13 × 9)

We get,

= 342 / 117

Now,

Adding both the numbers,

– 52 / 117 + 342 / 117 = (- 52 + 342) / 117

We get,

= 290 / 117

=

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