Math, asked by rupeshgupta5566, 2 months ago

What number should be add from -6/11 so as to get 4/9 ?

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Answered by kiruthipriyanga

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-6/11 + X = 4/9

X = 4/9 + 6/11

= 44 + 54 / 99

= 98/99.

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