what number should be subtracted from
₋3/4 to get 5/6
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let the no. be x
3/4-x=5/6
=>-x=5/6-3/4
=>-x=10-9/12
=>-x=1/12
=>x=-1/12
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let the no. be x
3/4-x=5/6
=>-x=5/6-3/4
=>-x=10-9/12
=>-x=1/12
=>x=-1/12
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lakshmisathwik:
answer should come as minus 19/12 bro
-19/12 is the answer
Your answer is wrong bro
You have to write x-(-3/4)
Then it will be x+3/4
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Hi friend, Here is the required answer:-
See, just understand this with an example:-
Let 5 be in place of -3/4 and 3 be 5/6
So if you ask the same question with the above values then you would do:-
5+3= 8.
8-5=3.
In the same way,
5/6+(-3/4)= 10-9/12= 1/12
Also 1/12-(-3/4)= 1+9/12= 10/12= 5/6.
The answer is 1/12.
Hope this helps you...
See, just understand this with an example:-
Let 5 be in place of -3/4 and 3 be 5/6
So if you ask the same question with the above values then you would do:-
5+3= 8.
8-5=3.
In the same way,
5/6+(-3/4)= 10-9/12= 1/12
Also 1/12-(-3/4)= 1+9/12= 10/12= 5/6.
The answer is 1/12.
Hope this helps you...
-19/12 is the answer
Can you tell where I have done mistake?
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