Math, asked by sunny8851, 3 months ago

The sum of two rational numbers is 13/18. If one of them is 5/6, find the other.

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Answered by snehamodi674

0

Answer:

Let the other no. be x

5/6 + x = 13/18

x = 13/18 - 5/6

x = 13-5/18

x= 8/18

x= 4/9

Answered by sangeethmonks

3

Answer:

-1/9

Step-by-step explanation:

x+5/6 = 13/18

x=13/18 -5/6

= (13-15)/18

= -2/18

= -1/9

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