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What should be subtracted from -3/4 to get 5/6 ?

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Answered by ITISNISHANT07
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What should be subtracted from -3/4 to get 5/6 ?

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Answered by studentdipta2008
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ANSWER: (−19/12)

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Let the missing number be x, then

Let the missing number be x, then(−3/4)−(x)=(5/6)

Let the missing number be x, then(−3/4)−(x)=(5/6)By transposing (−x) form the left hand side to the right side it becomes (x) and (5/6) form right hand side left hand side it becomes (−5/6)

Let the missing number be x, then(−3/4)−(x)=(5/6)By transposing (−x) form the left hand side to the right side it becomes (x) and (5/6) form right hand side left hand side it becomes (−5/6)⇒(−3/4)−(5/6)=x

Let the missing number be x, then(−3/4)−(x)=(5/6)By transposing (−x) form the left hand side to the right side it becomes (x) and (5/6) form right hand side left hand side it becomes (−5/6)⇒(−3/4)−(5/6)=xNow,

Let the missing number be x, then(−3/4)−(x)=(5/6)By transposing (−x) form the left hand side to the right side it becomes (x) and (5/6) form right hand side left hand side it becomes (−5/6)⇒(−3/4)−(5/6)=xNow,LCM of 4 and 6 is 12

Let the missing number be x, then(−3/4)−(x)=(5/6)By transposing (−x) form the left hand side to the right side it becomes (x) and (5/6) form right hand side left hand side it becomes (−5/6)⇒(−3/4)−(5/6)=xNow,LCM of 4 and 6 is 12⇒(−3×3)/(4×3)=(−9/12)

Let the missing number be x, then(−3/4)−(x)=(5/6)By transposing (−x) form the left hand side to the right side it becomes (x) and (5/6) form right hand side left hand side it becomes (−5/6)⇒(−3/4)−(5/6)=xNow,LCM of 4 and 6 is 12⇒(−3×3)/(4×3)=(−9/12)⇒(−5×2)/(6×2)=(−10/12)

Let the missing number be x, then(−3/4)−(x)=(5/6)By transposing (−x) form the left hand side to the right side it becomes (x) and (5/6) form right hand side left hand side it becomes (−5/6)⇒(−3/4)−(5/6)=xNow,LCM of 4 and 6 is 12⇒(−3×3)/(4×3)=(−9/12)⇒(−5×2)/(6×2)=(−10/12)Putting these in the equation, we get:

Let the missing number be x, then(−3/4)−(x)=(5/6)By transposing (−x) form the left hand side to the right side it becomes (x) and (5/6) form right hand side left hand side it becomes (−5/6)⇒(−3/4)−(5/6)=xNow,LCM of 4 and 6 is 12⇒(−3×3)/(4×3)=(−9/12)⇒(−5×2)/(6×2)=(−10/12)Putting these in the equation, we get:⇒x=(−9−10)/12

Let the missing number be x, then(−3/4)−(x)=(5/6)By transposing (−x) form the left hand side to the right side it becomes (x) and (5/6) form right hand side left hand side it becomes (−5/6)⇒(−3/4)−(5/6)=xNow,LCM of 4 and 6 is 12⇒(−3×3)/(4×3)=(−9/12)⇒(−5×2)/(6×2)=(−10/12)Putting these in the equation, we get:⇒x=(−9−10)/12⇒x=(−19/12)

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