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The sum of two rational number is 17/30,if one of rational number is-9/10 then find out other rational number​

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Answered by Alaina006
7

Answer:

22/15 or 44/30

Step-by-step explanation:

let the rational no. be x.

wkt:

-9/10 + x = 17/30

x=17/30 + 9/10. (-9/10 becomes +9/10 because of the transposition method)

x = 17/30 + 27/30

(LCM of rational numbers =30)

x= 44/30= 22/15

Therefore x=22/15

Answered by BloomingBud
37

\huge{\boxed{\sf{Given:-}}}

The sum of two rational number is \frac{7}{30}

One of rational number is \frac{-9}{10}

\huge{\boxed{\sf{To\ be\ found:}}}

The another number

Let, the number be 'p'

Now,

According to the question, The sum of the numbers is \frac{7}{30}.

So,

\implies \rm p + \dfrac{-9}{10} = \dfrac{17}{30} \\ \\ \\ \implies \rm p = \dfrac{17}{30} - \big(\dfrac{-9}{10}\big) \\ \\\\ \big[Taking\ \dfrac{-9}{10}\ to\ RHS\big]\\\\ \\ \implies \rm p = \dfrac{17}{30}+\dfrac{9}{10} \\ \\\\ \implies \rm p = \dfrac{17+27}{30} \\ \\\\ \implies \rm p = \dfrac{44}{30} \\ \\ \\ \big[ divide\ both\ numerator\ and\ denominator\ by\ 2\big] \\ \\ \\ \implies \rm p = \dfrac{22}{15}

So,

Another number = p = \frac{22}{15}

Check:-

\sf p + \dfrac{-9}{10} = or \neq \dfrac{17}{30}

Putting the value of p

= \dfrac{22}{15} + \big(\dfrac{-9}{10}\big) \\ \\\\ = \dfrac{22}{15} - \dfrac{-9}{10} \\ \\ \\ =  \dfrac{44-27}{30} \\ \\ \\ \big[Taking\ LCM = 30 \big] \\ \\ \\ = \dfrac{17}{30}

Hence checked.


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