Math, asked by Basilsaeed1312, 8 months ago

What should we added to twice the rational number -7/3 to get 3/ 7

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Answered by pbmanvi

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Answer:

7/3+2=3+2/7

10/2= 5/7

5/7

Answered by lakshmansakthi9

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