Math, asked by ldoma425, 11 months ago

verify that- (x+y)=(-x)+(-y),when a) x=3/4,y=6/7 b) x=-3/4,y=-6/7

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Answered by sureshbabu24

1

Answer:

the answer is

a)X=3/4,y=6/7

Answered by sabyasachi73

8

Answer:

L.H.S R.H.S

3/4 +6/7 (-3/4 ) + (-6/7)

21 + 24 /28 (-21 + -24 ) /28

45/28 (-45) / 28

Therefore , answer not verified

LHS not equal to RHS

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