Verify that -(x+y) = (-x)+(-y), when x=-3/4 , y=-6/7
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We have,
-(x+y) = (-x) + (-y)
Here,
x = -3/4 and y = -6/7
Thus,
LHS = -{-3/4 + (-6/7)}
= 3/4 + 6/7
= (3×7 + 6×4)/28 [Taking LCM]
= 45/28
RHS = -x + (-y)
= -(-3/4) + -(-6/7)
= 3/4 + 6/7
= (3×7 + 6×4)/28 [Taking LCM]
= 45/28
-(x+y) = (-x) + (-y)
Here,
x = -3/4 and y = -6/7
Thus,
LHS = -{-3/4 + (-6/7)}
= 3/4 + 6/7
= (3×7 + 6×4)/28 [Taking LCM]
= 45/28
RHS = -x + (-y)
= -(-3/4) + -(-6/7)
= 3/4 + 6/7
= (3×7 + 6×4)/28 [Taking LCM]
= 45/28
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