Math, asked by prasadchitragupt, 6 months ago

the sum of two rational numbers is -5/13 if one of them is 2/5find the other .

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Answered by srishtipriya27

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Answer:

X = - 51/65

Step-by-step explanation:

X + 2/5 = - 5/13.

X = - 5/13 - 2/5

X = - 51/65.

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