Math, asked by porwaldhruv73, 4 hours ago

write two rational numbers that lie between the two given numbers 6/21 , 12/36​

Answers

Answered by mrgoodb62
0

Answer:

Answer

Making the same denominator of the rational numbers

5

4

and

3

2

.

5

4

=

5×3

4×3

=

15

12

3

2

=

3×5

2×5

=

15

10

The rational numbers between

15

12

and

15

10

is,

2

15

12

+

15

10

=

30

22

So,

15

10

<

30

22

<

15

12

The rational number between

15

10

and

30

22

is,

2

15

10

+

30

22

=

30×2

42

=

30

21

The rational number between

15

12

and

30

22

is,

2

15

12

+

30

22

=

30×2

46

=

30

23

Thus,

15

10

<

30

21

<

30

22

<

30

23

<

15

12

.

Therefore the three rational numbers are

30

21

,

30

22

,

30

23

.

Answered by shifaalam1
11

ANSWER:

(i)

5

36

+

6

42

At first, we will calculate the LCM of 36 and 42. The prime factorisation is 36 and 42 is,

36 = 2 × 2 × 3 × 3

42 = 2 × 3 × 7

Now, LCM of 36 and 42 = 2 × 2 × 3 × 3 × 7 = 252

5

36

+

6

42

=

5×7

36×7

+

6×6

42×6

=

35

252

+

36

252

=

35+36

252

=

71

252

(ii) 1

2

3

+2

4

5

=

1×3+2

3

+

2×5+4

5

=

5

3

+

14

5

Now, LCM of 3 and 5 is 15.

5

3

+

14

5

=

5×5

3×5

+

14×3

5×3

=

25

15

+

42

15

=

67

15

=4

7

15

(iii)

11

17

+

13

19

Now, LCM of 17 and 19 is 323.

11

17

+

13

19

=

11×19

17×19

+

13×17

19×17

=

209

323

+

221

323

=

430

323

(iv) 2

3

11

+1

3

77

=

2×11+3

11

+

1×77+3

77

=

25

11

+

80

77

Now, LCM of 11 and 77 is 77.

25

11

+

80

77

=

25×7

11×7

+

80×1

77×1

=

175

77

+

80

77

=

255

77

=3

24

77

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