what rational number should be added to 10 to get the sum of -5/12
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→ Let the required number be "x"
According to question we have,
→ x + 10 = -5/12
→ x = -5/12 - 10
→ x = -5 - 120/12
→ x = -125/12
Hence, the required number is -125/12
Hope this helps you...☺
Thanks..☺
Here is your answer......☺
=================================
→ Let the required number be "x"
According to question we have,
→ x + 10 = -5/12
→ x = -5/12 - 10
→ x = -5 - 120/12
→ x = -125/12
Hence, the required number is -125/12
Hope this helps you...☺
Thanks..☺
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HELLO......FRIEND!!
THE ANSWER IS HERE,
Let the number be x.
From the question,
=> x+10 = -5/12


So, The number is -125/12
:-)Hope it helps u.
THE ANSWER IS HERE,
Let the number be x.
From the question,
=> x+10 = -5/12
So, The number is -125/12
:-)Hope it helps u.
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