Math, asked by GaganJerai, 9 months ago

What rational number should be added -5/12 to get -4/7?

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Answered by shivaranjani1218

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Step-by-step explanation:

x+(-5/12)= -4/7

x=-4/7+5/12

x=-4×12+5×7/84

x=-48+35/84

x=-13/84

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