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variety that -(x+y)=(-x)+(-y)when x=2/3 ,y=5/7​

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Answered by sanvik225
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Answer:

-(\frac{2}{3} +\frac{5}{7}) = (-\frac{2}{3}) + (-\frac{5}{7})\\= - (\frac{(2*7)+(5*3)}{21}) = \frac{(-2*7)+(-5*3)}{21} \\= -(\frac{(14+15)}{21}) = \frac{(-14)+(-15)}{21} \\= -( \frac{29}{21} ) = \frac{(-29)}{21} \\\\= \frac{-29}{21} = -\frac{29}{21} \\\\= -\frac{29}{21} = -\frac{29}{21}

HENCE PROVE THAT -(x+y)= (-x) + (-y)

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Answered by patialpankaj91
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Answer:

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